Stock Transactions From New York Exchanges
The report lists selected stock transactions on the American Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange with noon and 1 30 p m prices. It provides a snapshot of market activity and notable price movements for the period.
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Unreadable Page Segment Notes Stock Dividend Details
Fragmentary text discusses scores and a person named Elliott, radio contact, and aviation references. It then shifts to financial terms for dividends including stock dividends, payable values, ex distribution dates, and arrears. The readable portion is limited and lacks a coherent strong narrative or clear event.
Power firm figures in annexed area sale debate
Ball said concessions are needed and referenced bills from 1963 by Due Power Co. Calvin Power & Light Co. and REA statements, with annexed area officials cited. He noted Leland and fantas tics should have the right to buy electric facilities at a fair price.
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Investigation of Klan Gets Under Way
At Natchez Mississippi E L Mc Daniel grand dragon of the United Klans of America welcomed an investigation of the KKK He urged a thorough probe to identify members locations and objectives and aid federal prosecutions Katz enbach and aides reportedly fear new laws force disclosure of group activities and finances
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Cotton futures open steady with no trades recorded
Market brief notes cotton futures opened without actual trades. Prices shown include close readings around 31.50 for NE and 30.32 for Meeuedee with May at 29.95 and other lines indicating minor bid levels.
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Wallace walk to Capitol amid racial tension
A 50 mile drive to Montgomery ended with a calm march to the Capitol steps as Gov. George Wallace met with 15 conferees. Wallace called it too early to judge the conference’s fruits and noted the need to end violence and economic concerns in Alabama.
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George C. Wallace
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Marines face heavy fire near Viet An hilltop redoubt
South Vietnamese troops clash with Communist forces near Viet An in Quang Tin Province as a Marine helicopter armada lands 170 troops three miles north. All Marine helicopters take fire. crews suffer multiple casualties with several injured and evacuated for specialist care.
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Quang Tin Province
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Misconduct Allegations Stir Controversy in Selim March
A March misconduct charge references Selim and accuses a wide range of groups including Alabama Negroes, adventurers, beatniks, and prostitutes as participants. Dickinson blames the Communist party apparatus for racial troubles in Alabama, while Blackwell defends leaders and church figures as highly educated and dedicated.
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Dickinson
Communist Party
Alabama
Senate Bill Aims at Product Fitness Liability
Sen Ed Kemp of Guilford introduces a bill restricting state income tax for retired federal employees, even with Social Security benefits. The measure would exempt the first 1500 dollars for single filers or 2200 dollars for joint filers, matching a prior version that dropped Social Security recipients.
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You Can't Hardly Find Collier's No More
Washington AP reports Collier's magazine ceased publication with the January 5 1957 issue. Ray C Hagel chairman notes New Yorkers were asked what magazine they would keep and only seven percent chose Collier's.
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Alcoholic Center Bill Advances to Senate Floor
RALEIGH AP The bill to establish an alcoholic treatment center won approval and moves to the Senate floor. Sponsored by Sen Walter Jones of Pitt and others the measure seeks to restore a center and expand home treatment options as equally important.
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Union negotiators move toward work stoppage over automation
In ongoing talks unions threaten a 2 am strike if no deal is reached. Photoengravers and machinists authorized strikes, with extensions granted. Publishers and printers crossed a major hurdle on automation as wage demands remain in dispute.
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