Airlines and Dow Edge Higher in Mixed Market Report
New York AP batch shows airline gains as Dow nudges above 900 for fourth time. Lackawanna and Studebaker among movers, rails and utilities rise modestly. Eastern Air Lines leads airline gains with others up fractionally while U S Steel and Bethlehem advance slightly. Bond market steady as investors digest mixed corporate and dividend notes.
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NEW York
Lackawanna
Studebaker
Dow Jones
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Control Data
Douglas
DeeeeSee de
Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
National Video
U.S
New Exchange
Medicare Plan Changes and Social Security Updates in 1965 66
The proposal sets July 1 1966 as the start for Medicare and a new aged program with $3 monthly premiums. Benefits include retroactive aid to January 1 1965 for those under Kerr Mills and welfare, a minimum retirement income of $44, wife adds half, max $135.90 rising to $167.90. Payroll tax remains 3.625 percent on the first $4,800. The note mentions rising frozen food industry output and emergency calls in the city could reach 450 to 600 daily with 1964 sales near $5 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerojet
WiArkLaGas
NatGyps
Brit Pet
Yainat Steel
ChiMil
Chile
Chirkispac
Colt Indust
Norwch
Kratier
Kaiser Ind
ComwEd
OhioEdis
Mackey Air
OtisElev
Owensili
RIC Group
Pact&t
Publkind
Pullman
PureOll
Doug Air Isd Ae Dow Ch
RCA
Dresser
aistonPur
Rayette
Revenier
Reicnch
East Air Lin
Revion
EasiKo
RexallDr
Eaton
el Music Piel
Abed
ReyTob
el Assoc
RichfOl
Elpasong
Rohr Corp
Emersone
EmerRad
Wran
Ryder
ErieLack
EvansPd
Eversharp
FairCam Ste
Fedd Corp
Seheniey Scherng
Feddsi
Tae
Filtrot
Pia
FMC Cp
Snett Tre
SouPac
South Ry
Gillette
GlenAld
Goodyr
GraceCo
Swift
Tampa
Texaco
Gulf OW
Texas
Inastm
Halliburt
TexPid
HemPac
Abbott
Hanna Cole
Allied Stirs
Alum Ltd
US Indust
T&t
Itecki
Amet Ci
US Steel
Unit Whelan
Amngas
JonasManv
Univopd
Kaiser Ai
Wy Verien As Wi
AMP Inc
VaeiPw
Amph Borg
Kerr
Odie
KirkNat
Salasu
Jaiwerth Co Anken
ArmstCk
WoBanc
Kroger
wuntTet
Atchison
LenPorCem
Westge
Whirpool
AtiRet
Aticline
Wa White
Atlas Cow
Iber Val Ind
Wa Wilson Co
Lofgis
WinnDix
Avco Corp
Stee
Woolworth
Avnet
Liggettam
Ig Worthing
Jones Corp
Xerox
Lonesga
Zenith
Beckman
Longisitt
BeechAir
Loral Corp
Lorillard
Bendix
Lukens
LuckyStr
Benguet
Bucy Erie
Budd Co
Amano
el Monsan
Rere Neon Sane
Moscow
Marchers Rally in Alabama Capital as King Rejoins Route
Thousands join the Selma to Montgomery march culminating at the state house. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr returns from Cleveland with Coretta and a convoy of 60 leaders from Louisville. A major rally led by entertainment figures is planned at the last campsite. Sammy Davis Jr cancels Golden Boy to attend.
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Ross Hagen
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Uae
State House
Martin Luther King
Cleveland
Ohio
King
Coretta
Selma
Sammy Davis Jr
South
Louisville
AD. King
Ralph D. Eee
Space needs on agenda for High Point schools
The High Point City of Education will review space needs at Central High and William Penn as enrollments rise to 1,875 and 629 respectively. Portable classrooms are considered a potential remedy as the district faces growing demand and limited capacity.
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High Point
William Penn
I. Eesias
Griffin Junior High
Emma Blair
United States of
Pot Ye
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Nora Ward
Mrs. Nora Carroll Ward 75 of Lexington Route 2 died Tuesday in an Asheboro hospital after months of declining health. Born August 10 1889 she taught in Randolph and Davidson counties and was a Lineberry Methodist Church member. Survived by sister Mrs D E Surratt. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at Lineberry Methodist.
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Walter Ward Denton
Nora Carroll Ward
Rt. 2
Lexington
Asheboro
John B
Sarah E. Peacock Carroll
Walter Lee Ward
Randolph
Davidson
Lineberry Methodist Church
Denton
D. E. Surratt
Rt. 3
Lineberry Methodist
Wives Feel Better After It's Over
Houston AP report on the Grissom and Young families awaiting and reacting to Virgil Grissom and John Young returning from the Atlantic suborbital flight. Wives and children watched television coverage and discussed future space ventures as the astronauts and capsule completed the mission.
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America
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Barbara Young
John W. Young
Betty Grissom
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Robert
Tex
Grissom
Navy
Cmdr
Atlantic
Timber Cove
Scott
Ae Glenn Jr
Cape Kennedy
Astronauts Return After Thrilling Flight Celebration
President greets returning astronauts Grissom and Young after a safe voyage aboard the carrier. They praise the flight as wonderful and plan for GT4 a four day mission this summer with McDivitt and White aboard. The recovery includes a breezy deck and briefings as the first man to orbit twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
Young
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Navy
Outer Space
U.S
NASA vows faster pace after Grissom-Young flight
Dr. Robert Seamans, NASA associate administrator, says the Grissom-Young mission narrows the lead of the Russians and stresses ongoing plans. He notes America will push ahead with longer flights and more rendezvous missions, including Cooper and Conrad Jr. on a seven day test to study long term effects on humans.
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Molly Brown
Robert Seamans
The
Space Agency
Grissom-Young
Seamans
McDivitt
White
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
George E. Mueller
NASA
Duke Power Project Faces Interstate Opposition
Washington AP report notes Tri-State Power Commission asks Federal Power Commission to deny Duke Power Co. a license for an $8.3 million Keowee and Tugaloo River hydroelectric project. Duke disputes, citing plans endorsed by South Carolina and North Carolina groups and a $700 million multi-station development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tri - State Power Commission
Federal Power Comsmission
Duke Power Co
Keowee
Duke
Commission
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tri-State Committee
Savannah River
North Carolina Electric Membership Corp
Raleigh
South Carolina Aere Association
Cayce
Georgia Electric Membership Corp
Millen
W. B. McGuire
Charlotte
N. C
Lake Keowee
South Carolina General Assembly
FPC
Duke Power
Tri-State
North Carolina Considers Two Step Minimum Wage Rise
A legislative committee heard a bill to raise North Carolina minimum wage from 8 cents to 1 dollar per hour in two steps. Hospitality and laundry groups urged delays and exemptions with dates proposed as January 1966 and January 1967, aiming to ease employer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Joint Manufacturing and Labor Committee
Max Thomas
North Carolina
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