Stock Market Report Shows Modest Activity At Noon
New York prices were moderately active with most key issues showing fractional changes. The AP stock average rose 6 points to 341.2 as the Dow gained 1.50 to 932.12. Boeing led a list of gainers with small increases across IBM Xerox General Motors and other issues while most sectors posted minor moves.
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Dow Jones
Boeing
IBM
Xerox
Motors
General Motors
S. Steel
Unclear fragment hints at gun control and Oswald reference
Fragmentary report mentions the Dow Jones averages and debate over legislation requiring retailers to report weapons. It cites the secretary of the Treasury and references an Italian made rifle used in an assassination. The text includes a quote about never forgetting the event.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Federal
Sheen
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F
Hanes Named Trustee of Morehead Foundation
Frank Borden Hanes of Winston Salem is named a new trustee of the Jon Motley Morehead Foundation. The foundation funds four year scholarships to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Hanes’s father Robert M. Hanes was an original board member.
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Hanes
Morehead Foundation
Chapel Hill
N. C
Frank Borden Hanes
Winston‘Salem
Jon Motley Morehead
Robert M.hanes
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
State Receives 2 Million for Head Start Project
President Johnson's War on Poverty funds Head Start to aid over 17 000 Tar Heel youngsters in 609 centers across North Carolina. Grants range by county with Buncombe receiving 200 904 and Bertie 436 579 while total statewide lines run to 427 373.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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Million Dollar Roundtable Event Tonight in High Point
High Point hosts a dinner tonight honoring trust department guests as part of the Million Dollar Roundtable activities with Carolina National involved.
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High Point
Trust Department
Carolina National
Exemption Bill Approved by House Committee
Raleigh AP reports a bill to exempt religious assembly facilities from local property taxes won approval in the House committee. Sponsor Rep. Ernest Messer of Haywood supported the substitute with remarks cited by the briefing, as committee members weighed the measure.
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Dentists Debate Principles of Proposed State Health Program
Dentists in North Carolina’s Dental Society approved a resolution to participate in planning an occupational health program for state employees but demanded that basic principles be spelled out. Dr Crandell of Chapel Hill argued for pre employment dental and medical exams plus emergency care to reduce work time lost, while Dr Poindexter of Greensboro urged caution. The five day meeting ended with officer installation and a record turnout of about 1,800 dentists. Dentists plan to return May 4 for their 110th annual meeting in Pinehurst.
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N.C
Raleigh
Crandell
Coercion Charged By Beer Sellers In North Carolina
A Raleigh report says distributors claim breweries pressure wholesale distributors to boost sales, prompting a proposed bill to curb coercive practices. The hearing before House and Senate committees featured opposing views from a Raleigh attorney and industry officials about franchise pressures and state ABC Board authority.
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Fred Hitchcock
Andrews
Victor Aldridge
State Board of Alcoholic Brewery
Aldridge
House
Senate
Armistead Maupin
ABC Board
Two Cars Damaged In Monday Collision
A Monday traffic accident caused about 200 dollars in damage to two cars and slightly injured one driver. Drivers were Edgar Clayton Johnson, 51, of Rt. 5 High Point, and Doreen Brooks Payne. Johnson attempted a left turn on Old Thomasville Road into Albertson Road, hitting Payne on the left side. no charges were filed.
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Rt. 5
High Point
Doreen Brooks Payne
Johnson
Thomasville Road
Albertson Road
Payne
Marines Launch First Amphibious Assault in South Vietnam
U.S. Marines carried out their first amphibious assault in South Vietnam crossing the Ca De River near Da Nang. One Marine was wounded by machine gun fire as the attack moved toward Se encores. guerrillas fled and limited village casualties were reported. Booby traps and bunkers were observed in the area.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
Ca de River
da Nang
The
Philip
Viet Nam
Plane leaves St Moritz for 90 late up to Setch
A plane departed St Moritz and was last heard heading 90 miles north toward Setch, crabing along the route. No further details on destination or condition available.
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St. Moritz
Plant Accountant Wanted in High Point Division
Large multi plant corporation in High Point North Carolina seeks a pliant accountant aged 25 to 30 to assist the divisional controller. Requires experience in standard cost general accounting and month end closing. College degree preferred but not essential. Send resume.
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Tin Mines Kept Closed By Strike
La Paz Bolivia. A general strike over the banishment of leftist labor leader Juan Lechin keeps tin newspapers quiet as the military junta contemplates action. Barrientos urges workers to disavow leftist leaders and resume work amid arrests at 16 mines. one man killed and about 20 injured among 7,000 workers. The nationalized tin industry accounts for roughly 90 percent of exports.
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Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Itary
Rene Barrientos
Agerial
Los
Libel suit against Times-News dismissed in Graham
Maurice Braswell of Fayetteville dropped a two year old libel case against Times News Publishing Co. in Alamance Superior Court. The judge found that proving a sworn arrest warrant name and address were erroneous does not establish libel unless falsity was known by the defendant at the time of publication. Elsie Harper of Burlington had sought 50 50 in damages after a story named her in a warrant.
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Graham
N. C
Maurice Braswell
Fayetteville
Times-News Publishing Co
Alamance
Elsie Harper
Burlington
Mrs Philpott Dies At 57 In Lexington Town
Mrs Philpott dies at age 57 in Lexington North Carolina with funeral set for Thursday. She is survived by husband who died in office in 1961, son H C Philpott Jr in the furniture business, two sisters Mrs Harry B Anderson and Miss Betty Jo Philpott, all residents of Lexington.
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Lexington
N. C
H. C. Philpott Jr
Harry B. Anderson
Betty Jo Philpott
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