Stock Market Rises on Technical Rally Amid Mixed Gains
The American Exchange in New York reports a 1.3 rise in the AP 60 at noon to 310.3 with industrials up 2.3, rails up 5, and utilities up 3. The Dow Jones average gains 3.06 to 858.24 as trading remains volatile and investors weigh background factors from London.
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New York Stock Dividend Codes and 1967 Tax Notes
A sequence of shorthand codes explains different dividend types and actions such as cash versus stock dividends, ex-dividend status, and special cases. The text notes unofficial sales figures, 1967 declarations, 1964 and 1966 references, and bankruptcy or reorganization caveats, with NASD quotations as representative inter dealer prices around 10:30 a.m. today.
Stock Averages Reported By The Associated Press
Financial data brief notes stock averages from The Associated Press with bond and market summaries. It includes reference to rails and related metrics, outlining overall market performance and interest rate context.
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Cyprus Tension Eases After Greek Cypriot Withdrawal
In Nicosia Greek Cypriot troops withdrew at sunrise from two villages as U N peacekeepers reported 23 Turkish Cypriot dead in nearby clashes. Seven Turkish Cypriot civilians were evacuated to Nicosia, while Ankara spoke of troop alerts and potential intervention if needed.
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Two Are Killed In Road Crash In Fayetteville
At an intersection in Fayetteville North Carolina a car and a truck collided killing 26 year old Mrs Shirley Anea and her 2 year old daughter Deborah Lynn Investigating officers say Mrs Murasky turned left directly into the truck.
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Weather Forecast for Southeast States
Forecast for North Carolina Georgia Virginia and South Carolina calls for general fair skies with cold nights. Low temperatures range from 25 to 35 in the Carolinas and 26 to 34 in Georgia with highs Friday from 64 to 74 in the south and 44 to 50 in Virginia mountains. Continental winds remain light.
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Model Cities News Reaction Is Mild
City council reacts calmly to High Point being rejected from the Model Cities program while Charlotte remains the sole Tar Heel participant. The meeting also covers zoning changes on Kelly Place, housing code amendments, and a planned playground land lease. Public hearings set on several rezoning proposals and Workable Program recertification.
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Suspect Mueller Identified By Informant At News Conference
An informant from Belgium and a graphologist linked the suspect to SS elite general Heinrich Himmler. The man, in his 60s, appeared at a news conference in a gray coat and brown trousers. Valdes said he arrested the Panama City resident, a peddler named Mueller, living there eight to ten years.
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McCarthy Considers Challenge to Kennedy for 1960
Senator McCarthy signals a bid to lead a party challenge to Kennedy, seeks liberal support around Stevenson, and weighs tests in New Hampshire Wisconsin and California while factions in Chicago plot to replace Johnson over Vietnam and policy.
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Teen-Agers Jam Phone Lines To L A
More than 10 000 teens from around the world dialed in to Los Angeles County seeking to speak with Mark Lindsay star of Paul Revere and the Raiders Readers of Dig and Fifteen magazines called collect at the magazine offices Lindsay spoke with 300 callers and switchboards logged at least 10 000 calls. Long distance service to the county was blocked for almost two hours. Lindsay then headed to a singing tour in Dallas Texas.
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Elimination of Trains Blasted
F A Hardin vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen condemns Southern Railway plans to discontinue trains 36 and 47 as a disregard for public convenience. He warns Greensboro would lose daylight service to Washington without a public hearing unless protests prompt one before December 4.
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Boston Storm Delays, Brings Community Aid at Night
A sudden Boston storm snarled traffic as cars stranded students from Harvard Radcliffe MIT and Boston University helped motorists with coffee sandwiches and cookies. A hospital team aided a baby girl delivered in a car two blocks from Boston City Hospital. Mother Carmela Rivera and infant Sabena Rivera were reported in good condition. Street gridlock hampered police efforts and downtown eateries ran out of food.
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Premier halts Viet Cong execution in Saigon
Saigon Premier Nguyen Van Loc reprieved three Viet Cong terrorists scheduled for dawn executions at Chi Hoa Prison. US officials cited risks of reprisals and poor timing after recent US prisoner releases. Loc said he canceled the hangings to avoid starting the new government with blood.
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