Stock market tumbles as major issues slip in noon trade
New York AP reports a dull market with widespread losses across steel, utilities, drugs and chemicals. Dow and Associated Press averages slide as blue chips like IBM and Xerox rebound slightly amid profit taking and shifting sector moves, while airline and rail issues show mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haenbe New York
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Int Paper
Tel & Tel
General Motors
Ford
Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
Dow Jones
Penney Jcs
Pennsy RR
Pepsi Cola
Sears, Roebuck
Phillips Pett
Pitt Pit
Gls
iRagio Corp
Rex
Rep
Xerox
Reynolds Tech
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
IBM
Sperry Corp
Calif
Polaroid
Stevens JP
U.S
Texaco Inc
Con-jTextron Inc
Union Bag
UN Carbide
Union Pace
United Airlines
American Stock Exchange
United Aire
United Fruit
Fs Rubber
Winn-Dixie
Woolworth
Zenith
Charter Night Planned by High Point Administrative Management Society
The High Point Chapter of the Administrative Management Society with 42 charter members from 34 local and national companies will hold Charter Night Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Plaza Room at Schrafft's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
The
Administrative Management Society
Schrafft’s
Adams Millis
Allied Chare
Ailis-Chal Py
Am Can Co
Enka Wetter Eaous
Am Motors
Am Tel & Tel
Teb Seer Abe Nee
Atch T&sf
Atl Coast Line Sateen
Atl Refining
Avco Co Balt & O Wtenea
Pplis
Bendix
International Press
Columbia G&e
Agement Society
Pilot Life In- Curtiss Wrt
Surance Company
Gawthrop Dan Riv Millis
High Point Douglas Aire
Duke Pow Ween
Dupontden Ser Earee
Society
National of East Airs
Fice Management Assn
Eastman Rod
Ford Motor 50
Chicope
Elec
Falls
Mass
Gen Foods
Gen
Gen Tel & Tel
Civil suit settlement reached in Guilford court
A civil suit by Ber tha C. Mayes vs Richard F. Buck for 2000 dollars was settled before trial in the Guilford Superior Court High Point Division. Judge Eugene G. Shaw noted the issues were settled and the plaintiff elected a non-suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha C. Mayes
Richard F. Buck
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Eugene G. Shaw
Greensboro
Everette C. Kearns
Archdale Oil Co
Lloyd D. Rocks
Ethel Hood Rocks
S. F. Hauser Inc
Kenneth F. Brown
Old Home Bakery
Optometrists From High Point Attend Meeting
High Point optometrists Dr. Lee Wireless Dr. Harold Jarrell and Dr. Marshall E. Ginsburg among NC Optometric Society members attending the 57th Spring Convention at Blockade Runner Hotel in Wrightsville Beach. Society president Dr. Mordicai Katzin of Jacksonville opened the convention with a keynote by Dr. Harry Jankiewics of the University of Houston. The convention was to close today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Lee Wireless
Harold Jarrell
Marshall E. Ginsburg
High Point
North Carolina
Optometric Society
Utah Teachers Halt Walkout as Court Orders Restraint
A court injunction signed by Judge Joseph B Jeppeson restrained Utah Education Association officials from urging or organizing strike activity by about 10 000 teachers. Public schools opened with substitutes and volunteers overseeing classes as teachers discuss extending the walkout to press for more funding. Gov Clyde faced pressure after rejecting a study panel’s call for a special legislative session to approve emergency school funds. The move echoes uprisings in Idaho and elsewhere as other unions observe the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Education ‘Association
Joseph B. Jeppeson
PTA
State Board of Education
UEA
George D. Clyde
Clyde
Idaho
East St. Louis
Ill
McLendon urges sweeping reforms from Senate probe
McLendon’s report calls for compulsory public disclosure of senators officers and employees financial interests. It also proposes prohibition on outside associations with groups doing work for the government and a mandatory Senate testifying policy. The draft was leaked after a closed session with committee members to review edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLendon
Senate
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Southerners Debate Votes On Smathers Amendment
The Southerners argued they lacked votes to pass Smathers amendment as Senate split 50 50 on May 6 when absentee tallies were counted. Russell noted changes to the employment title of the bill followed chamber amendments, alleging sponsors and the national chamber favored big companies over small business operators like hamburger stand or motel owners.
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Smathers
Senate
Russell
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Preyer presses higher farm income plan in NC
Richardson Preyer, seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, told about 200 at the Robeson County Courthouse rally that he would launch a broad effort to raise North Carolina farm income above the national average. He urged policies to keep farmers on the land and criticized low per capita farm income as a barrier to economic development.
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Raleigh
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Preyer
Farmers For Preyer
Robeson County
Terry Sanford
Fairmont
St. Pauls
Preyer vows clean governorship in North Carolina race
L. Richardson Preyer told a Lumberton crowd on Monday night that if elected governor he would enter the executive mansion as a clean man with no commitments to anyone. He said he intends to serve no cause but the cause of good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Lang
Associated Press
Lumberton, N.C
L. Richardson Preyer
Greene Speaker For Meet Here
Walter Green of Burlington Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth District will speak at a public meeting at Republican Headquarters 304 N Main St. The event begins at 7 30 p m tonight and is sponsored by Teenage Republicans of High Point. Green is unopposed in the Republican primary May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Green
Burlington
N. Main St
High Point
Green
Over-Counter Stocks in Unofficial Bid and Ask Ranges
A May 19 1964 compilation lists unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. It notes these figures are guide estimates not actual transactions and provides quotable ranges for firms including Allvac Metals, Amer. Fid. Life, BBS Studios, Colonial Stores, First Union Bank, Gulf Life Ins, Harris-Teeter Markets, Hatteras Yachts, Piedmont Aviation, Public Serv. of N.C., Wach. Bank & Trust, and Worth State Tel Co along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Bid 'Allvac Metals Co
Amer. Fid. Life
BBS Studios, Inc
Carolinas Capital
Colonial Stores
Commonw
Life Ins
Drexel Enterprises
First Union Bank
Gulf Life Ins
Harris-Teeter Mkts
Hatteras Yachts
Intermountain Tele
Thomas. Furn. Ind
Wach. Bank & Trust
Worth State Tel. Co
Cotton futures open lower after premarket drop
New York AP reports cotton futures fell 25 to 65 cents a bale from the prior close. A third campaign visit to the Lumberton area is noted in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lum- Iberton
Democratic Delegates Arrive For Convention
Democratic delegates and alternates began arriving for the state party convention in Raleigh. Committees will be named, and Governor Sanford and other officials are expected. Senator Hector MacLean will deliver the keynote, while the platform pushes higher minimum wage, ethics reforms, and continued public education funding.
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RALE
IGH
Lunsford Crew
Lissue
Migeway
Memorial Auditorium
Hector MacLean
Lumberton
Terry Sanford
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Naan Clasai
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Stuart Wallare
Lawrence Turan Srovent
Gore Fibal
Henry Fonda
Cliff Robertson
Edie Adams
Margaret Leighton
Ann Sothern
Thomasville
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Jed Clampett
Uv Uuw
Arn Ny ‘Bride
Uuu
This Island Earth
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Rex Reason
Kirby Harbison
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Tulsa
Okla
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Kirby
Glenn Ford
Stella Stevens
Melvyn Douglas
Greensboro Coliseum
Palmer Institute
Nat King Cole
Coliseum
Lee St
Beeen Rees
Wasseasy
Mar
Tees
Edwards
United
United Air Lines
Samson
Goliath
HOT Point
RCA TV
Westinghouse
Sylvania
Packard Bell
Ralph Bulla
MiLford Byerly
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