Dow, Kodak lead at noon as market mixed
The Dow Jones industrial average was up at noon by about one point with Texas Gulf Sulphur down slightly and Bendix steady. Eastman Kodak rose over 2 percent, IBM and Xerox up about 2 percent, Pan American World Airways up over 1 percent, Zenith down more than 1 percent. Prices were mixed on the American Stock Exchange with corporate bonds irregularly higher and rails mixed. Government bonds held steady to a touch higher.
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Texas Gulf
Bendix
Boeing
Eastman Kodak
IBM
Xerox
Pan American World Airways
Zenith
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Dow Jones Averages Edge Up Amid Profit Taking
The Associated Press reports a fluctuating early NASDAQ style session with mineral stocks facing profit taking. Occidental Petroleum lagged in early trading then fell further as 30,000 and 1,300 shares moved, while steel, oil, chemical and rail issues showed slight gains and utilities and farm equipment firms rose. Domestic and international political and economic factors influenced trading, with Johnson's policies and tax cuts highlighted alongside labor and energy topics.
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New York
Occidental Petroleum
Cigasch
Associated Press
Tenoer
Allis-Chal
Am Enka v
Am Motors
Atl Refining
Vaveo Co
Balt & O
Almix Corp
Spain
Soviet Union
Johnson
Borden Co
John
Burl
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
self/Penney JC
Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Point
Son
Corp
Catanese Corps
Champion
P&p
Cola-Cola
Columbia G&e
Dan Aio
Douglas Airche
Whitenopontden House
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Tel
Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
J Lorillard P
Martin-Marielta
heli/McLean
Monsanto
Weather
Montg Ward
Motorola
Nati Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pdwin Johnson
Crit
Nati Distillers
NY Central
Norf & West
Avia
Pennsy RR
Pepsi Cola A
Pitt Plate
Radio Corp
Pope Air Force Base
Fayette
Rex
Seahd Airl
al Sears Roebuck
Sperry Corp
Calif
Stevens
iTeraco Inc
Textron Inc
United Airlines
United Aire
an-United Fruit Oil
America
Va P&p
Sternten
Western
West Union
Rights Debate On Civil Rights Clergy Gender Roles
Sen Russell Long questions discrimination in church life during Civil Rights discussion. He notes comments on female Catholic priests and girl altar boys while pressed on Presbyterian women ministers. Long cites reports of sexism among clergy and contrasts experiences of beatings of Negroes in New York with Mason Dixon line debates.
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New York
Russell B. Long
D-La
Russell
Long
Georgia
Louisiana
Lyndon Johnson as Foreign Policy Contender
Critics say his record shows limited knowledge and stagnant policy while Johnson argues his strong background in foreign affairs and time devoted to them. He is portrayed as a six month forceful leader whose future reception by voters hinges on his performance in the next period.
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Laos
Johnson
Lyndon: Johnson
Appalachian region needs investments for modern economy
Sanford told a committee that Appalachian areas have led in solving problems but lack essential investments. He warned that traditional small mountain farms have become obsolete as technology advances, and education and training gaps hinder a shift to a modern economy.
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Irea
Coltrane Addresses North Carolina Women's Group
Coltrane of Raleigh, chairman of Gov. Sanford's Good Neighbor Council, spoke to the Women's Goodwill Committee at the YWCA on race relations and progress in North Carolina. He cited desegregation efforts, equal employment programs, and state gains in 1963, urging cooperation among business, government, labor, and communities to advance equal opportunity.
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Coltrane
Raleigh
Gov. Sanford
Good Neighbor Council
North Carolina
YWCA
Howard Marsh
Birmingham
Sanford
Surman Eee
Progresa
Piedmont
Sanford Herald Endorses Richardson Preyer for Governor
The Sanford Herald front page editorial endorses Richardson Preyer for the Democratic nomination for governor. It cites his proposals for higher minimum wages in North Carolina and for funding Tar Heel highways via a road bond issue. Publisher W E Horner sits on the State Highway Commission.
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Raleigh
Sanford Herald
Richardson Preyer
Man Denies Sending Booby Trap Radio Case
Cincinnati AP Courtney G. Cornwell 33 of Middletown Ohio testified he did not send a dynamited loaded radio to his brother in Asheville North Carolina and denied conflict with John Cornwell who prosecutors say received the booby trapped radio. He placed his movements on Oct 24 1983 and claimed he was with a companion most of the day except an hour at a hardware store. Government witnesses linked tape ends on the parcel to his locker at Armco Steel. John Cornwell denied sending love letters to Courtney’s wife Mary. Judge John W. Peck announced final arguments Monday.
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Cincinnati
Courtney G. Cornwell
Middletown
Ohio
Asheville
N.C
Cornwell
John
Courtney
Armco Steel Co
John Cornwell
Mary
Prayer From Page 1 A Calls for Peaceful Racial Relations
The article urges Southern Baptists and churches to pray and work for peaceful Christian solutions in global racial relations, emphasizing the dignity of every human being and urging action across church ranks.
Deaths And Funerals in High Point and Camden
Deaths and funerals noted for Mrs Alice Gilmore Mrs Beth Marvin Miss Ca role Crawford and others from High Point Camden and Lowell. Ellis Crawford 70 of 301 Beech St High Point dies after two day hospital stay born Gaston County son of Meek and Mary Crawford funeral at First Emmanuel Baptist Church burial in Greenhill Cemetery survivors include wife Ella Crawford and nine daughters. Funeral home hours and location given. Bolstered by unrelated notes on residency and mining history.
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Alice White
Beth Marvin
Carole Crawford
High Point
Catherine Crawford
Camden
N.J
Dora B
Georgia Cramton
Lowell
N. F. Crawford
Richard Crawford
Baltimore
Ellis E. Crawford
Beech St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gaston County
Meek
Mary Holland Crawford
Wright’s
First Emman Methodist Church
Uel
D. Mason
First
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