Stock Market Report From New York Noon Trading
Shares on the American Stock Exchange showed moderate activity with Central and Pennsy movements noted after ICC recommendations. Industrials led gains while rails slipped. IBM rose over 2 percent, Du Pont edged up, and broader prices trended higher with mixed Canadian issues and U.S. government bonds.
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NEW York
Earl Aa
Gpa
Hag Saale
Theta Commerce Commission
ICC
Pennsylvania
Central
Pennsy
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Wall
du Pont
IBM
Any Stock Exchange
Syntex
Ee Dee Ot 2 Corp
U.S
Cash dividends and stock data from 1964 table notes
The item notes cotton stock in 1964 with estimated cash on ex dividend or ex distribution. Sales figures are unofficial and dividend rates are shown as annual or semanal. special or cash dividends not designated as regular are noted in footnotes. Sales are in full.
Closing arguments in textile case spark Supreme Court review
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. argues on behalf of a unionized textile firm that a business shutdown was for economic reasons and calls for free enterprise in the industry. The debate centers on a high court review of permissible use of power amid union vote outcomes and plant employment policies.
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Ates
Cinerama
Data Cent
OtisElev
Kaiser Ind
Kratter
Ricoreup
Penn Dixie
Syntex Cp
Wedd & Knapp
Curt Wr
WiRayonier
Raytheon Bs
East Air Linea ST
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EastKe
Revion
el Music
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ErieLack
Everswerp
Bae
Feirch Hiller
Stros Lead
SL Sanf
Fede Corps
Feadstr
FerroCorp
Filtro
Seherng
Pirestne
Somcore
SouPec
Ms - South Ry
GenElec
Sperry
Gen
GenTeieel
GenTire
Stepnon
Ind
Util
Ron L
StenWaer
SteutiCh
Graceco
Seil Co
Texaco
Texasinsim
Textron
Henne Cole HamPap
Tigewat
Dar
Abbott Lay
Mi House
Houst
Allied C
Wei Mupe
Boschite
Uwl AmBast
Lower Court
Textile Workers Union
Velintl
Wland
Labor Board
Steet
U.S
Univopd
Richmond
Dar- Arm
Lington
Cirih
We & Am
Kaiser al
Olies
Walworth Co
AMP Inc
Kennecott
WarnPict
Ikerr
Wernlam
Kirknat
WnBanc
Arken Ch
Copers
Va Armour
Kresge
Westgé
Ashi
Kroger
Witsen Co
eiLeer Sieg Nlim
WinnDix
Len Waling Lehman
Worthing
Atlas Co
Lofgis
Aveo Corp
Korex Co
Avnet Wa
Lionet Um
Loews Theat Cocrhanire
Zenith
Winans
New York
Lea Greatton Futures
Erie
Sime Ste
Eden
Carte We
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Senate
Deering Milplants
Three Die In Collision Near Elkin
A head on crash on U.S. 21 ten miles south of Elkin killed Edward James Kelley Theodore Webester Radin and Miss Davis. A fourth occupant was critically injured and a southbound car driven by Stuart Sanders Jr. was also involved. Sanders and Kelley were hospitalized at Elkin.
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Yackinville
N.C
Elkin
U.S
Sunconce
The
Highway Patrol
Edward James
Junior)Kelley
Flemingsburg
Theodore Webester Radin
Charlotte
Patricia Io
Glade Springs
Atlanta
S. B. Williams
Stuart Thomas Sanders Jr
University of Virginia
Sanders
Radin
Miss Davis
Early Action On Top Bills Improbable
President Johnson faces slim odds for House action before Easter on three priority bills. The $1.3 billion education aid measure, a voting rights bill, and elderly health care are stalled though sent to the Senate. House leadership indicated action unlikely until after the holiday.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Johnson
House
Oeen
Senate
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Goldwater Plans Return to South Carolina Dinner
Former Arizona senator Barry Goldwater will appear at an Aiken County dinner Saturday to raise funds for Albert Watson whose party switch to Republican created a 2nd District special election. Watson resigned to seek reelection June 15 facing Preston Callison in the GOP primary.
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Aiken
8. C
Goldwater
Republican Central
South Carolina
Arizona
Albert Watson
Watson
Preston Callison
Astronauts Grissom and Young Honored in New York Parade
In New York City after their orbital flight, Virgil I Grissom and John W Young were greeted at LaGuardia amid rain by crowds and soldiers. A ticker tape parade followed from LaGuardia to lower Broadway with dignitaries including F Wagner and Senators Anderson and Carpenter.
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New York
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
New York City
la Guardia
America
Florida
Lower
Broadway
Cerea Aeert
Viet Nam clash yields casualties and weapon seizure
A Viet Cong unit attacked a post near Hongay mines in North Vietnam, killing 17, wounding 5 of 16 defenders, and capturing 25 weapons and ammunition. Separately, helicopter crewman D Reynolds of Anaheim California was killed in a nearby operation while an American soldier was wounded.
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North Viet Nam
Hongay
AUS
Maine
Eam D. Reynolds
Ta Ana
Calif
Television's Birth Ignites 1817 Discovery Claim
A Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia note credits the first step toward television to 1817 with the discovery of a chemical element capable of carrying an electric surge, marking an early landmark in television history.
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Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia
Taylor Says War Looks Brighter in Vietnam
Presidential briefing from Saigon to Washington reports optimism about the U S effort against the Viet Cong. General tone cites improving morale from air raids and a hopeful political outlook in South Vietnam despite cautious notes from officials about longer term results.
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Saigon
Wn Gate Pace
U.S
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Taylor
Viet Nam
Honolulu
U.S. Pacific
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
South Viet Nam
Johnson's Klan Attack Criticized Amid Liuzzo Death
Grand Dragon of Ku Klux Klan in the South defends the Klan as President Johnson condemns violence after the Detroit nurse Viola Liuzzo was killed between Selma and Montgomery. The article notes racial tensions and isolated killings in North Carolina during the period.
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Ku Klux Klan
North
Johnson
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Jones
North Carolina
Lexington
Rehan
Shelton Jr
Calvin F. Craig
Jonson
Craig
Klan
Georgia
United
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