Market slips as Republic Steel raises dividend
The New York stock market cut losses in late morning trading with Republic Steel lifting its dividend. The Dow Jones average stood down about 1.12 points near noon at 12,63 as electronics aerospace and airline stocks steadied. A 1:30 pm list shows selected NYSE trades and prices.
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New York
Republic Steel
New
Mobion
Cooper Ind
VaiMohasco
Atlas Co
Halim
Curtis Pub
Barnes Eng
Curt Wr
Braz Lipw
Palin Ncashr
Chile
NatDairy
So Pet
DanRio
Cinerama
Deere
Va Delta Air
Nat Steel
Det Steel
Vv Nevada P
Diamark
Rit Equity Cp Vet
Abbott Lab
Doug
Norfik Watt
Dow Chem
Draper
Norngas
ACF Ind
Nsta
Duke Pw
Northrop
Nwst Alri
Norton
Norwich
Mead John
Eastairlae
Eastgf
E Kodak
EatonYa
RIC
AmAirlin
Bosch
Sperry
Statham
Lala ErieLack
Syntex Cp
Amc
Va EthylCorp
Techni
AmEénica
Amfpw
Fair Hill
Faircam
AminoCo
Peach Coal
PennDixie
Penney
T&t
Phil Rdig
PhilMorr
Ashland
Genanilf
Atchison
Elec
GenDynam
Ralstonp
Aticline Ja
Gen Fols
Rayonler
GenMills
Va Raytheon
GenMot
Avco Cp
VelGenPrec
Vel Reich
Gpub
Revion
Rexall
Gen Tire
Reyn
Babcok
Ga Pacific 1B
Reyn Tob
GerberProd
Rneemm
Beaunit
Getty Oil
Beecher Beckman
RoyOut
Goodyr
RyderSys
Ae Benguet
Beth Sti
GraceCo
Granitc
Boeing
SL SanFran
Vel Borden
Gt West
GtwSug
Friggs
Arist My
Scheniey
Srunswick
Gustmo
Seabe
Val Burroughs
Harris Int
Sharon Sti
Hercine
Sinclair
Ian Hoff
Riva
Soucale
Honeywi
South Co
Hook Ch
Dec Cerop
Pac
Mar
Carrier
Houst LP
Houst LP I Howmet 80 4%* South Ry
Carter W
Spartan
Sperry Rand
CaterTr
Ve Hupp
tdBrand
Idaho
Stownj
ingerRand
Ceinland
Vacrim
StanWar
Chi Pheu
StauffCh
Ster
Studebak
Vacine
Sun Oil
Ints
Swift Co
Tampa
ComiCre
JohnMan
ComSolv
Johnsnj
Jon Logan Jones
Texas
Extron
Kaiser al
Thiokol
Kayser
Transwair
KerrMc
Transam
U— Umc
Lear Sieg
UnitAirLin
Litton
Va UnitAirc
Unite Me
US Smeitle
Mack Tr
US Steel
Macyrh
Upjohn
Maratha
Mar Mid
lVanad
Marquar
Varian As
Vendo Co
MayOstr
Vaeipw
Maced Sips
WarnPic
McKess
WarnLamb
WashWat
Mead
Xerox Corp
Associated Press
Ind. Util. Fon. L. Ya
Rev. Mw
Dow Jones Averages and Dividend Footnotes
The text lists dividend notation footnotes and market figures from The Associated Press 1966. It explains symbols a to y used for regular and special dividends and stock actions, then shows stock indices such as Industrials 812.63 and Railroads 201.58 with brief movements, followed by scattered words about bonds and public sale.
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Quoted Inter-Dealer Prices
NASD quotations show inter-dealer prices around 10 30 a.m. as the market moves through the day. Prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions. Inter-dealer markets fluctuate with ongoing changes in value and liquidity.
Cotton Futures Open Quiet in New York
New York AP report says cotton futures opened quiet with no actual trades registered, reflecting a subdued start in the market.
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New York
GOP Outlook Shapes 1968 Presidential Prospects
The New York Times notes Dick Nixon as a presidential prospect amid GOP chatter. Dark horse 1968 possibilities include Mark Hatfield and James Rhodes, but incumbents and public interest loom as Democrats stumble under LBJ. Lenall predicts a Republican next president unless LBJ improves.
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Dick Nixon
New York Times
Ihut
LBJ
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Ohio
James ‘Rhodes
Ular
Len All
Weather forecast for North and South Carolina
North Carolina shows continued fair weather through Wednesday with cool nights. Lows around 28 to 36 and highs in the 60s. South Carolina also remains fair through Wednesday with cool nights and similar temperatures, Lows in the 30s and highs in the upper 50s to 60s.
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South Carolina
Whisky Resolution Expected by North Carolina Baptist Convention
The North Carolina State Baptist Convention is expected to adopt a resolution opposing the sale of whisky by the drink and the establishing of ABC stores in counties or municipalities that vote against such outlets. The measure, from the Christian Action Committee, argues against legalized alcohol distribution and cites a Greensboro minister jailed for contempt for refusing to testify. The convention also heard accusations about ongoing demands for change, voiced by Rev. Dr. Carl E. Bates, as 2,500 delegates met.
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North Carolina
Christian Action Committee
W. W. Finlater
Raleigh
Resolutions Committee
ABC
Finlater
Greensboro
Carl E. Bates
Charlotte
Sheppard Case Arguments Heard in Retrial
In Cleveland Ohio the state urged jurors that variations in Samuel Sheppard's account of his first wife's 12 year old murder point to guilt. The defense contends the testimony shows a rehearsed story. Arguments continued as Judge Talty prepared to charge the seven men and five women jurors.
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Arthur Everett
Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Leo M. Spellacy
Russell A. Sherman
F. Lee Bailey
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
Marilyn
Samee
Spellacy
Sherman
Talty
Bailey
U.s.supreme Court
Roger W. Marsters
Cleveland Heights
Marilyn Sheppard
Court splits on civil rights protests in First Amendment ruling
Justice Douglas warns of a police state drift as the court upholds trespass convictions of Florida A&M students who protested segregation outside a jail. He says public officials may determine whose ideas air, while noting some places like the Senate gallery are unsuitable for protests.
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Black
Florida A&m
Tallahassee
Senate
Minutemen Defendants Convicted in Weapons Case
The Minutemen defendants DePugh Peyson and Husted faced verdicts after testimony linked to weapon caches in Missouri and a cemetery site. Convictions covered automatic weapons and silencers without proper transfer fees, plus conspiracy. Queens raids probe linked DePugh to a grand jury ahead.
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Holmes
Raithby Roosevelt Husted
Peyson
Missouri
FBI
DePugh
New York
Net H. Hentel
Queens County
Rowan County Elections Linked to Klansmen Denials
J Robert Jones of Granite Quarry NC says he never tried to run Rowan County and has no plans to. Two Republicans elected in Rowan, Sheriff John Stirewall and James Davis, face questions over Klan ties while offering cautious statements. Republican chairman John Hann backs the officials, citing their duly elected status.
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N.C
J.robert Jones
Granite Quarry
North Carolina
The
Observer
Jones
Stirewall
Davis
Ku Klux Klan
Morse Urges Sharp Shift in Foreign Policy
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon calls for U S policy change ahead of 1968 renomination fight. He blasts unilateral action, urges opening talks with Red China, warns Johnson must adjust by 1968 or face weak reelection prospects. He cites Vietnam, Cuba, and Middle East tensions as urgent examples.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
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Duke University
Oregon Democrat
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