Market slides again as Dow dips to 849.57
New York stocks declined again with the Dow Jones index falling 2.83 points to 849.57 at noon. Trading was active though the close remained near last Wednesday's level as investors weighed ongoing technical trends.
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New York Exchange Sales Figures Vary on Ex-Dividend Terms
Official look at New York Exchange sales shows varied ex-dividend and ex-distribution data for 1965 and 1966. Notes cover declared or paid cash values, stock dividends, warrants, and next day delivery, including conditions like bankruptcy or reorganization.
McCloskey Campaign Clash Over Vietnam Policy Note
Shirley Keating leads coverage of a campaign clash between McCloskey and Mrs. Black in a Vietnam debate. McCloskey urges negotiated disengagement while Archibald backs a diplomatic offensive. Mrs. Black congratulates winners and hints at a possible June 1968 bid.
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North and South Carolina Five Day Forecast Update
Forecast covers North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Georgia. Expect clear to partly cloudy skies chilly nights with mountain snow flurries possible in North Carolina and generally fair cool days with highs mostly in the 50s to 60s across the region. No major changes expected through the period with slight moderation next week.
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Accountants Meet Piedmont Chapter Dinner Meeting
The Piedmont Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold a 6:30 p.m. dinner Thursday at Pine Brook Country Club in Winston-Salem. Speaker Robert C. Holsen of Ernst & Ernst Cleveland office will discuss Reporting to Management and Stockholders on Conglomerates.
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Wall Street Journal Editor Bernard Kilgore Dies at 59
Bernard Kilgore, longtime Wall Street Journal executive and Dow Jones chairman, died at his Princeton home after a yearlong illness. He rose from college recruit to president of Dow Jones and WSJ, retiring in 1966.
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Bowles Plans Run for Lieutenant Governor
GREENSBORO AP Har grove Bowles of Greensboro has decided to run in the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor next spring. The announcement came via a letter to supporters indicating he will announce in a few weeks, comparing his situation to Bob Scott's current campaign.
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Hamburger Chain Sued Over Jingle Damages
In Raleigh a case alleges Har dee's Food Systems of Rocky Mount used a jingle without permission. Phil Davis Musical Enterprises Inc of New York sues for 100000 dollars as testimony closes. Rep James Gardner a major stockholder in the chain. Attorneys concede liability. jury to set damages.
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Phil Davis Musical Enterprises Inc
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Hardee’s Food Systems Inc
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Hardee’s
Scott Criticizes UNC Speakers and Academic Freedom
Lt. Gov. Bob Scott denounces UNC Chapel Hill for hiring a Negro activist linked to Black Power and for a Greensboro forum on the movement. He calls academic freedom insufficient without academic responsibility and blames federal courts for lawlessness sweeping the nation.
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University of North Carolina At Chapel
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Chapel Hill
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Stassen to Address North Carolina Baptists in Asheville
Harold Stassen, a prospective 1968 peace candidate and former Minnesota governor, is set to address the North Carolina Baptist State Convention in Asheville tonight. The convention also elected new officers, rejected a Vietnam ceasefire resolution, heard Billy Graham speak, and approved Mars Hill College pursuing federal aid for accreditation programs.
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Fairmont
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Henderson
James Bulman
Oak Ridge
W. Perry Crouch
Vietnam
W. W. Finlater
Raleigh
Billy Graham
Montreal
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Middle East
Mars Hill College
Theological Education Change Urged By Pearce
Dr. J. Winston Pearce urged a bilateral approach to theological education at the North Carolina Baptist State Convention. He proposed professors spend a semester in local churches and pastors serve as visiting faculty to seminaries to deepen collaboration, preaching, evangelism and administration.
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J. Winston Pearce
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Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
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N.C
Southern Baptist Convention
Sheriff Supports Hobbyist Patrolling For Speeders
Cedar Rapids Iowa sheriff backs Wayne Schoff a businessman who patrols speeders as a hobby deputy. A 180 name petition accuses him of unbecoming conduct after a ticket to Charles Goodrich on Oct 21. The sheriff says no action unless specifics are provided.
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The Sinking of the Good Ship Lollipop
London headlines report Shirley Temple Black’s election loss with the front page banner The Sinking of the Good Ship Lollipop. The caption frames her defeat as a notable political setback in London press coverage.
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