Market Averages Edge Higher With Mixed Sector Moves
Stocks showed limited early movement with the Associated Press market index near unchanged as glamour shares steadied after initial indifference. Industrials slipped, rails fell slightly, while utilities rose modestly as investors weighed recent volatility.
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Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Quotations Detail
NASD compiled inter dealer quotes at about 10:30 a.m. today show representative prices. The data reflect inter dealer activity and exclude retail markdowns or commissions.
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American Exchange Dividend Notation and Stock Terms
The document explains special or extra dividends not designated as regular, accumulative issues with dividends in arrears, new issues paid this year, dividends omitted or deferred, and stock paid dividends. It notes ex-dividend values, stock distributions, and that sales figures are unofficial.
Evangelist Defends Visiting Glamour Girls After Viet Nam Blast
Baptist evangelist in New Orleans defends glamor girls visiting troops in Viet Nam, arguing one sex symbol could undo work of 100 chaplains. Soldiers cite mixed opinions while film star Hope and Dianna noted concerns over propriety and military rules during overseas tours.
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Cities Back Sales Tax Increase in North Carolina
Officials from Charlotte Raleigh Greensboro and Winston-Salem back a proposed raising the state sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. They estimate up to 55 million in extra revenue and favor distributing the additional penny across counties by a per capita basis, as argued by Ernest Ball the league's general counsel.
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Read Papers Advises TV Newscaster
An AP report quotes a television news host who says viewers should also read papers. He concedes his 15 minute program may not be doing a good job and notes he recently spent time reflecting on broadcast quality.
Television coverage of war panel discussed by Cotton-Sylvester
Cotton-Sylvester said he agreed with expanding and improving television coverage of the war. He spoke on the panel about how to broaden access and enhance reporting.
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New federal push on juries and intimidation crimes
The administration proposes extending non discriminatory jury selection to state and federal systems in the South and allows the Justice Department to seek federal court orders to enforce standards. The plan also makes intimidation a federal crime with tiered penalties.
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Virginia Hill Found Dead in Austria After Troubles with Underworld
Virginia Hill, once linked with Bugsy Siegel, was found dead on a path near Koppl Austria police said. She had lived in Austria with her husband after fleeing the United States, previously facing tax charges in 1954 and links to the Siegel case. The report notes her involvement with underworld figures and suggests prior assassination fears.
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Moore Sees Positive North Carolina Fiscal Outlook
Governor Dan Moore said NC finances for the 1967 69 period look solid with public education a priority. He noted a $100 million higher education bond talk but did not confirm need and warned final figures depend on year end revenue and possible future grants.
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U.S. bombs in D Zone hit Viet Cong supply depots
In January and February, 1st Infantry Division soldiers found wrecked jungle fuel and cleared zones around bomb craters. They seized 1400 tons of rice six months for six VC regiments and 33 tons of salt. February output included 350 tons rice 68 tons peanuts 15 tons salt and trucks and 5500 gallons. Officials say each strike forces more Viet Cong digging and hiding.
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Police Respond to Reports of Flying Objects in Greensboro
Authorities logged over a dozen calls Wednesday night from residents reporting a flying object seen overhead. A Charlotte man reported seeing parts of the object in the area before it disappeared.
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