Stock market climbs as Avnet leads volume surge
New York AP report shows stock prices rising mid afternoon led by Avnet on a 99,000 share block pushing the Dow Jones average higher. Industrials and rails gain while gold mining shares fall and mutual funds stay cash cautious ahead of first quarter reports.
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Associated Press
Avnet
Teledyne
Iiti
Mabon
Aarolet
Dalryl
Asamera
Barnes
BrazilLtPw
Brit Pet
Nat Steel
Nevada
Dixilyn m Corp Crow
Crown Cork
NoAmRock
Cudahy Co
Feilmont Oil
NoStaPw
Frontier Air
Northrop
NwstAirs
Giant
Dan Aiv
NwBan
Norton
Norwich
Gt Bas
Bk Deere Co
Gulf Am Co
Delta Air
DomeMin
Otis Elev
Kelser
Qwonetti
duPont
NewPark
Dyna Am
Pac Pet
PacPwi
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Panasul
Signsloa
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EIP Eltra UN
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Penney
ErieLeck
FairCam
FairHill
Phil Rdig
Fedders
Phill Pet
Publkind
Ralstonp
Renco Inc
Clee Lee
Revion
Abbott Lab
Rexall
Sret el
Roanse
Royo
Ga Pacific
VlyéerSys
AlliedStr
Global Marine
Airlin
GraceCo
Scheniey
Bosch
AmBéest
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Armco
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Hunt As Soo
Idaho
Avco Cp
Veliam
Tampa el
Tektronix
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Tenneco
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Wlintt Packers
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TRW Inc
Kaiser
Kange
UMC
Tm Katy
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KayserRo
UN Elec
Ye Cal Finant
Val Kerr
Steee
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Univopd
MackeCo
Westa Airl
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Stock Market Closes Higher as Traders Push Shares Up
Stock market action shows broad gains with cautious optimism. Glen Alden adds a section as investors seek momentum in an active trading session.
Financial ticker garble from New York market report
A fragmented AP market brief shows a Noon NYSE index snapshot with erratic strings like industrials and transportation and a few numbers such as 40.38 and 40.17, indicating a corrupted stock ticker summary without coherent company names or clear trades.
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Leading Agents Invited to Met Life Conference in Florida
George E. Schultheiss and D. tves of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company have been invited to a four day conference with company officers and field daring in Hollywood Florida during the week of March 31 to April 5.
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George E. Schultheiss
D. Tves Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Field Daring
Hollywood
Fla
Gulick Promises Candid Speech Before Large Crowd
Gulick stood at the head of a long table before a standing room crowd and declared a blunt message promising to lay it on the line. C. R. Smith wisely turned aside to listen as the exchange began.
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C. R. Smith
Pressure on Congress Dinner Contributions Recalled
A memo discusses pressuring Howard Samuels and Bob Lee to pass along requests about a congressional dinner. The note cites the secretary of commerce and mentions suggested contribution levels around 250 to 500 dollars. It notes the recurring nature of the matter and urges personal decisions by recipients.
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Bob Lee
C.R. Smith
Gulick
Sones
North and South strong winds ease with warm Thursday
Forecasts show North Carolina fair and cool tonight with 35 to 45 lows and showers possible in the mountains on Thursday. South Carolina cool with 45 to 53 lows and warm, clear to partly cloudy conditions Thursday. Virginia clear tonight with 40s to 50s, and Georgia mainly clear to partly cloudy with highs in the 70s to 80s and light to moderate warmth through Thursday.
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South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Five Day Forecast for Carolinas Shows Above Normal Week
Weather outlook indicates North Carolina will see daytime highs in the low 70s early in the week with cooler days in the 40s and 50s. South Carolina expected upper 40s to low 50s with scattered showers mainly Sunday and a total rainfall around half an inch.
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South Cargrees
South Carolina
Life Assurance Co. of Carolina reports 1967 in force volume
Grover H. Cole, president, said total life insurance in force reached more than $122 million in 1967. Expenses rose 10 percent over the prior year in the first two months, while net results and a 25 percent net premium increase target for 1968 were outlined.
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Life Assurance Co
Carolina
Grover H. Cole
Cole
Casualties Pack Chinese Hospitals in Border Province
A Hong Kong visitor reported Red Chinese hospitals in Kwangsi are overflowing with North Vietnamese wounded, causing rejections of Chinese patients. In Fusui a boy allegedly died after temporary denial of entry, and a mob attacked the hospital and staff. several people were said to be injured, though unconfirmed.
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Kwangsi
Kangsi
Fusai
Fusui
Kennedy Shifts Focus From LBJ to Nixon in War Talk
A Kennedy McCarthy Nixon clash unfolds as college audiences hear attacks on Vietnam policy. Nixon accuses Kennedy of no new ideas while Kennedy criticizes Nixon's approach and civil rights stance as campuses debate draft and democracy.
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Kennedy
Pocatello
Idaho
New York
Everett M. Psa Ir
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Wausau
Wis
Ike Taray
Governors Split Over Presidential Support Across States
Governors from Tennessee West Virginia Delaware Hawaii and others weigh backing Johnson in the race. Hawaii Governor Burns says Hawaii will support the President, while New Hampshire Governor King and Utah Governor Rampton signal varied positions.
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Richard J. Hughes
Kennedy
Robert E. McNair
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McCarthy
John McKeithen
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Kansas
Robert Docking
Docking Aid
John Bell Lliams
Mississippi
Miles E. Godwin
Virginia
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Dan K. Moore
North Carolina
Tax Spending Bill Faces Doubtful Fate in Congress
Senate backers aim to pair President Johnsons 10 percent income tax surcharge with a large spending cut in a bid to pass the measure. House support remains uncertain as key lawmakers signal opposition. Senate vote was set for late today on an action proposal tied to extending excise taxes on cars and telephone service.
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Sen
George A. Smathers
Supreme Court upholds $240,000 land price in High Point condemnation
The North Carolina Supreme Court upheld a Guilford County judgment of $240,000 for land sought by the High Point Redevelopment Commission. The commission began condemnation proceedings in 1965 against Denny Roll and Panel Co. The lower court awarded $195,000, but a jury set the value at $240,000, a decision the high court deemed free of prejudicial error.
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State Supreme Court
Redevelopment Commission of
High Point
Redevelopment Commission
Petty
Denny Roll and Panel Co
Superior Court
Guilford
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