Market extends recovery in mid Friday trading
The stock market edged higher in active trading with most major issues posting fractional gains. The AP 60 stock average rose 1.1 to 329.4, Dow Jones industrials gained 2.73 to 904.68, while Sperry Rand climbed to 3278 on 76000 shares.
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New York
Congress
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Sperry Rand
New York Stock Exchange
Mack Trucks
Signal Oil
American Motors
Jersey Standard
Sears Roebuck
Illinois Central
Standard Oil
Indiana
Johns Manville
Complex Dividend Footnotes for Cotton Futures Listed
The document details numerous dividend notations used in cotton futures tables. It explains regular annual disbursements, special or extra dividends, and various provisos such as ex-dividend, stock distributions, and new issues. Each letter marks a specific condition like cash value, stock payments, or arrears.
New York Stock Index At Noon Reports Minor Shifts
AP notes midday figures for the New York Stock market showing small changes. The Industrial index at 52.73 up 0.02, Transportation at 55.15 up 0.22, Utilities near 51.81 with a 0.02 rise, and Finance around 48.11 down 0.05 as overall market activity slows.
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CrouseHind
Tve
NatDairy
iCrowCol
New York
Cudahy Co
Curtis Pub
Curtiss Wr
Nevada
Vals Newbury
AssdOi! & G
Ve ‘Deere
Niag MP
AtlasCorp
Delta Air
Norfik
Denrgw
Avia
Barnes Eng BrazilLtPw
DetEdis
Vel Norngas
Det Steel
Lao
Nor Pac
Brit Pet Sse
Nave Northrop
Éve Val
DormeMin
Norton
Cressind
Duke Pw
OhioEdis
EquityColof
Owens
Oxford
East Air
Goldfield
Seeee Ekodak
Ofan Igt Basket
EatonYa
Gulf Am Co
Eg&g
Pact&at
Islam Corp As
Eipasong
Kaiser Ind
Pan Am
Sis End Johnson
MeadJonn
ErieLack RR
Everswarp
PennDixie
NewPark
R— Mu
Fair Hill
PepsiCo
Sperry
Statham
Technicol
Associated Press
FMC Cp
Pitts Steel
RCA
Genanlif
Ralston
Gen Cig
Raynier
GerDynam
Raytheon
GenElec
Ty Reading Co
Roan Sei
Roan Cp
Royccola
RoyOut
Getty Oiog
van A
RyderSys
Gillette
Glen Ald
Goodrich
Safeway
Goodyr
A ' Grace Co
Ss SL SanFran
Granites
Ye StReg P
Grantwt
Sanders
Gta&p
Scheniey
Gt Nor Ry
Schering
SCM Cp
Scott Paper
New York Stock
Us Exchange
Greyhound
Grumn Aire
Sears Roela
GuitStaut
Seeburg
Abbott Lab
Halliburt
Sharon St
ABC Con
Shel
Harris
Sheil Trn
Sherwnwm
AgMillis
Here Inc
Sinclair
Hertz
SingerCo
E Admiral
South Co
Nw “Ey Alleg Co
Howmet Cp
Rand
Alcoa
IngerRand
Stan Warn
InterikSt
Studebak
Latewift
Am Motors
T&t
Am Phootepy
Tampa
Teledyne Inc
Tenneco
Texaco
AMP Inc
Jewel Co
Tex G
Ampex Corp Ba
Tex
Amphenol
John Jonn
Kennecott
S Corp
KernCld
Furn.inds
Aveo Cp
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Koppers
Asad Kresge
Kroger
Unocal
Lear Sieg
Beaunit
Lenpcem
Beckman
UnitAirLin
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Lehman
UnitAire
Bell How
Lofgis
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Bery
T&m
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Boeing
Boise
Loews Theat
BorgWar
Lonesga
Tm US Lines
Longis Lt
Wal US
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Brunswick
Smeltib
Lorillard
US. Steel
BucyEr
Mwhein
Budd Co
Lukens St
Univopd
Bullard
Bulova
Mack Tr
Maratha
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MartinMar
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Maytag
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Mead Cp
Weyerhr
Celanese Co
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WhirtCo
Cenco Ins
MervChaple
WilsonCo
Cerro
MGM
WinnDix
MidSoUtil
Woolworth
Cessnaa
MinerCh
Sita
Ches Ohio
ChiMil
MobilOil
Xerox Corp
Mohasco
Monsan
Montdut
MontPow
MontWard
Zenith R
ClevEllis
Morrell Y
Motorola
CocaCola
Mt St T
CollInRad
Nat Airlin
North and South Carolina Weekend Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for variable cloudiness with a chance of showers mainly west portions of North and South Carolina. Lows tonight mid 40s to mid 50s, highs Saturday upper 60s to mid 70s, then near normal temperatures into midweek. Rain totals about a quarter to half inch in North Carolina and under a quarter inch in South Carolina.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Lees named die casting engineer at Southern Die Casting
Robert E Lees named die casting engineer at Southern Die Casting and Engineering in High Point coming from Chrysler Die Casting in Kokomo Indiana where he served as a tool engineer Horace Harvell named chief in quality control at Southern Die Casting and Engineering Jamestown native joins from U S Air Force duty to lead the quality control department
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Robert E. Lees
Southern Die Casting
Lees
High Point
Chrysler
Kokoimo
Ind
Horace Harvell
Jamestown
Southern
U. S. Air Force
Kroehler Hails 1.25 Million Computerized Milling System
Kroehler Mfg Co announces a 1.25 million centralized computerized milling system for wood components used in sofa and chair production. The milling sites will be in Shreveport Louisiana and Meridian Mississippi with 300 new jobs as the program reaches full operation. Two eight hour shifts will run to produce components for 20 000 pieces weekly, with scheduling handled by Naperville Illinois headquarters through data processing for long range planning.
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Kroehler Mfg. Co
Kroehler
Shreveport
Meridian
Miss
Naperville
Ill
World office to stay open as long as helpful
The note states the World office will be maintained while useful and that arrangements are being made to pay any sums due to you as soon as possible.
Dodd Dinner Plans Dropped After Senator's Request
New Haven Democratic chair Arthur T. Barbieri scrapped a $100 a plate testimonial dinner for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd after a letter from Dodd asked to drop the plans. Dodd said he was flattered by interest but asked not to proceed.
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New Haven
Conn
Arthur T. Barbieri
Democratic
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Barbieri
Dodd
Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
Democratic Party
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Washington
Ribicoff
Hartford
Wtic-Tv
Draft Proposal Passes First Congressional Test
Johnson seeks younger manpower with a 19 year call up and college deferments. Senate Armed Services approves gradual shift but rejects consolidating local draft boards into regional bodies. The committee keeps current induction with potential lottery options and calls for deferments to age 24 or undergraduate completion.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Civil Service
Congress
Administration
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
House Armed Services
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Olds makes second MIG kill in Vietnam dogfights
Pilot Col Robin Olds of Washington DC becomes the war’s first double MIG killer after a 20 minute dogfight sequence over Hanoi area. The 49th MIG claimed by American pilots, as a Navy A4 Skyhawk is listed missing after a ground fire attack south of Thanh Hoa. Marines seal the three hills dominating infiltration routes from Laos and the DMZ after nearly two weeks of brutal air and artillery actions.
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North Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Col
Robin Olds
Washington, D.C
Olds
Vietnam
United States
Thanh Hoa
U.S
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Olds Wing Commander Shoots Down MIGs in Vietnam War
General officer Carl A. Olds, commander of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing at Ubon, leads a unit known as the Wolfpack Gang. He has two MIG kills both with air-to-air missiles, with hopes of downing more as Navy pilots hold the other half of MIG victories. Olds, a WWII veteran with multiple decorations, previously served in Korea and World War II.
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Chris
Susan
Southeast Asia
Shaw Air Force Base
S.C
8Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Ubon
Wolfpack Gang
U.S
Hugh Wisely
Wayne
N.J
Olds
8Th Air Force
Air Defense Command
Press Group Asks Second Look At Government Paper
Leaders of the North Carolina Press Association urged WAMY Community Action to reconsider plans for a federally financed newspaper and daily radio program in a four county area. The telegram warned such a venture could erode readership and private media revenues.
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Boone, N.C
North Carolina Press Association
C. M. Ogle
Hendersonville
The
Press Association
J. D. Fitz
Morganton
W. H. Plemmons
Wamy Community Action, Inc
Boone
Fice of Education
Ogle
Fitz
Wamy Community Action
North Carolina House approves abortion liberalization bill
The North Carolina House passed a measure to liberalize abortion law despite opposition notes of an overnight effort to scuttle the bill. It now goes to the Senate for concurrence with seven amendments from the House debate. The bill allows abortion if three licensed doctors certify health risks or fetal defects, or if the mother is a rape or incest survivor, replacing the 1881 life-endangerment standard.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Raleigh
House
North Carolina
Senate
American Law Institute
Arthur H. Jones
Dmecklenburg
Jones
Judiciary Committee
Howard Twiggs
D-Wake
Mecklenburg
Colorado
Insurance rate shifts tied to new minimum vehicle coverage
Holcombe explains that 40 percent with the minimum five five one zero five insurance will see increases from four to fifty two dollars though most rise around five dollars. He warns the law may lift long term rates as lawyers juries and adjusters assume higher minimums and push for larger damages and settlements.
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Holcombe
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Kroehler Computers
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Manhattan
New York Times
New York Daily News
Herald Tribune
James Gordon Bennett
Herald
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Morning Herald Tribune
World Telegram
Sun
Journal-American
John Hay Whitney
Britain
Jack Howard
Scripps-Howard
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Hearst Corp
World Journal Tribune, Inc
Evening World Journal
Daily Herald Tribune
Wamy
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