Stock Market Advances to Record Close Amid Fed Jitters
The market traded heavily as stocks pushed to record closing highs. Traders bought aggressively in early afternoon trading while Wall Street recovered from Thursday jitters over potential Federal Reserve credit tightening.
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Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Reported At 10:30 A.M.
Quotations from the NASD inter-dealer quotations service indicate representative prices for over-the-counter stocks around 10:30 a.m. today with noted fluctuations throughout the day.
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American Exchange Dividend and Disbursement Notes
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Union Election at Oc tobr Plant After Mass Layoffs
About 300 workers crowded the plant on Monday to register for their old jobs amid a work force reduction. Blackwell noted some workers will keep their jobs while others will be reassigned. The union petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for an organizational election at the nine year old Oc tobr plant in October 1964, which the union won 388 to 247 in December.
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March History Winged Reporter Dies in Vietnam Service
An American female reporter and Marine observer known for multiple Vietnam combat parachute drops and field camera work died during the war. She wore the Marine Corps emblem from Gen. Greene after receiving it in Washington two months earlier. Arriving Oct 19 in Da Nang, she had long reported from Saigon and Da Nang with Marines.
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Would Einstein Be Dropout
Asheville AP report covers Dr. Leo Jenkins urging North Carolina high school students be given chances to show college work readiness. He cites Einstein failing entrance exams as a reason to create programs for late bloomers and those not mastering standardized tests.
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Rape Convict Wilson Sentenced to Central Prison
A North Carolina judge ordered Wilson to serve his term at Central Prison in Raleigh after a second May conviction for rape. The first conviction was reversed by the state Supreme Court due to systematic Negro exclusion from Cleveland County juries. The Solicitor moved to enforce the 75 day appeal limit. defense did not contest though sought to note the court’s denial of a writ of certiorari.
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Missing Transport Sought After Panama to Mexico Flight
A missing transport flight sparks search by Air Force planes. Cadet commander Benigno H. Andrada and another cadet were aboard a two aircraft training mission that departed Panama for San Salvador before refueling and continuing to Mexico and the United States. They had landed in the Canal Zone from Lima, Peru.
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Cathedral Meaning Bishop Chair Baptism Church Term
A cathedral denotes the bishop seat or throne and thus the church that houses it. Historically the term reflects where a bishop exercises authority within a diocese.
Word Of Speaker Ban Report Leaked Before Friday Delivery
Raleigh Wednesday saw early word on the pending public disclosure of the state's Speaker Ban study commission report. David Britt of Fairmont indicated the document would be delivered to Governor Moore on Friday afternoon, and the news circulated quickly.
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Report on Speaker Ban Law Due to Gov Moore
Raleigh reports that a study on North Carolina’s Speaker Ban Law will be presented to Gov. Dan Moore Friday. The nine member panel may back amendments restoring trustees’ speaker authority and prompt a special session before the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools meets in Richmond. Municipal and college spokesmen warn of accreditation loss and resignations. the American Legion backs retaining the law.
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Indonesian Army Rounds Up 5000 Troops Near Mt Merapi
In central Java the Indonesian army ringed 5 000 Diponegoro troops hunting for Aidit in a 100 square mile area south of Bojo lali on the slopes of Mt Merapi the active volcano.
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Balboa the Discoverer of Pacific Ocean Born in 1475
The explorer Vasco Núñez de Balboa is noted as born on September 3 1475. His voyages across the Isthmus of Panama led to the first European sighting of the Pacific Ocean from the Americas.
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Residents Protesting Utility Extension Sparks City Meeting
Citizens gathered as the council moved to extend water and sewer services amid claims of improper planning. The session included a vote awarding a motor vehicle license plate agency contract and a discussion on enlarging plate lettering, with additional $132 383 in water sewer construction held for review.
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Cuban Refugees Feared Drowned Off Florida Rescue Efforts
Reports say 36 Cuban refugees may have drowned after their fishing smack sank off Florida. Coast Guard cutters searched the Florida Straits amid 28 foot swells for overdue boats as U S and Cuban authorities discuss an orderly refugee airlift and port procedures.
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De Gaulle to Decide on Run for Seven More Years
President Charles de Gaulle would answer tonight whether he will run on December 5 for another seven-year term. Observers split between expecting a yes or a no though many think he will seek reelection. The suspense grows amid questions about his health after a prostate tumor removal 19 months ago and a later Latin American tour.
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