Dow Hits New Closing Peak As Market Boosts Higher
The Dow Jones industrial average climbs to 892.04 at noon as traders push to a fresh closing high. Du Pont leads gains with GM stock split hopes, while oils ease and general activity stays brisk on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Associated Press
Dow Jones
du Pont
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Sears, Roebuck
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
General Electric
IBM
U.S
American Cy
Xerox
Anacon- Allegheny Power
American Stock Exchange
Barnes Engineering
Draper and
Computer Sciences
Allied Paper
Syntex
New Idria Orochrome
Berkeyee Kaltman
New York Stock Exchange
Martin Mar
Merck
Miner
iCan
Burt Ind
Ciner
Monson
Montova
Draper
Calum
Motorola
Ms CaterTrac
McCrory
RIC Group
Norwen
Ohio
Swenstit
ComSat Corp
Pacg&e
Iplus
Pan Am
Penn RR
Crown Zeli
Curtis Pub
Phi
Curt Wr
Wl PhillipsPet
Willas
DanRiver
Dayce Corp
Droctag
Publikind
DeltaAir
Doug Air
Regonier
Dow Ch
Raytheon
Reading Co
Drexel
ReichCh
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Revion
East Air Line
RexaliDr
Eastn G&f
Eaton Mig
Rohr Corp
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Royal McBee
Geleva
Eipasong
Ryder Lysts
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EmerRad
Safeway
EvansPd ErieLack
Stros
Eversmp
FairCam
Scheniey Imp
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WiScherng
Firesine
Seeburg
Va Sher
FoodFair
FMC Corp
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Emink
Ford Mot
GenElec
Indus
Stevens
SON
Gillette
Sun
Gienard
Goodyr
Swift
Wites
GraceCo
Exaco
GuitProd
Texinsim
Textron
Tidewat Oil
Timkenrb
Transam
Itic
Hailibur
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Hanna Cole
Herc
Hewlett
Hoff Electron
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Usborax
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AmAluiin
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AMP Inc
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Atchison
Aticline
Lionel
Zenith
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LockAire
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AvonProd
LongisiLt
Level Corp
BabcockWii
Lorillard
Coneasse
Carl
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Bell
Bendix
Magmac
Beth Sti
AP Averages Review Shows Mixed Field of Play
The Associated Press reports a mix of strong and weak performances across events. Analysts note inconsistent scores, standout moments, and varying pace as teams adjust to recent changes in competition.
Burning permits suspended for Archdale area
Archdale officials announced a suspension of burning permits pending general rain. Chief Clyde Wilkerson urged cooperation to prevent a serious area fire, stating no permits will be issued until conditions ease the high crest fire danger.
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Archdale
Gull Rand
Clyde Wilkerson
Eisenhower Ends Augusta Golf Vacation Returns to Gettysburg
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower finished a several week vacation at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta Georgia and resumed duties at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm after returning Tuesday.
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Augusta, Ga
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Gettysburg
Mediators Resume Rail Talks Amid Strike Pressure
Talks between railroads and unions stalled with no progress in wage negotiations from a 18 month dispute. About 140000 non operating employees face a 6 am local time strike threat. A tentative BLFE deal grants 9.5 percent hourly raises for firemen and hostlers and 1.75 dollars per basic day for engineers.
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Chicago
Aoe Sonal Waa
Leuaiueen
Bk We Cok
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board
O'Neill
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
M. W. Hampton
BLFE
Ichael Fox
Afl-Cio Railway
James E. Wolfe
North Carolina Farm Bureau backs tobacco acreage cut
In Asheville the North Carolina Farm Bureau approved seven tobacco control proposals and a 20 percent acreage reduction for 1965. Delegates voted 173 to 37 for the cut and urged Secretary Freeman to proclaim a maximum 1,100 million pounds of flue cured tobacco to be sold in 1965 with an equitable allocation method.
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Asheville
N. C
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Brown To Speak To New York Public Relations Chapter
Brown will address the New York Chapter of the Public Relations of America in New York City. He will discuss America's Business Community and the new native Pointer. He studied at Virginia Union University and NC A and T College and served in the education department for eight years before joining the Narcotics Bureau as an agent with headquarters in New York. In 1960 he has been in public relations work.
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New York
The
Public Relations of America
New York City
America
Pointer
Brown
Virginia Union University
North Carolina A & T College
Oon Narcotics Bureau
New Ying
Diplomats Accused in Abduction Plot On Via Veneto
Police said a bleached blond linguist confessed involvement in an abduction ring tied to rival Middle East powers. Officials found a restrained man in a locked trunk with restraints and a helmet after two men from the U A R Embassy lured him from a cafe on Rome’s Via Veneto.
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Middle East
U.A.R. E
Dahan
U.A.R
Rome
Cholce Vita
Via Veneto
Bank holdup suspect tied to cash stash and escape
Caulder, from near Hope Mills, was jailed for questioning after a bank hold up in Wilson. He was found with cash in his socks and pocket and a 1950 red car later abandoned in Bennettsville. FBI planned to question him as authorities traced his movements through Dillon and the Hope Mills area.
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Hope Mills
Wilson
FBI
Bennettsville
8. C
Dillon
Southern National Bank
Linda Cooper
Hope Mills Textile Mill
P Diepethon
Fred Baxley
Owly Mosman
Cheaphale
Teen Dems Plan Raleigh Trip Proposed by Members
Teen-Dems announced a February visit to Raleigh to tour the new State building and other sites. President Sheila Partin said the group will meet with party members and explore state government facilities during the trip.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
Sheilia Partin
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Glenn Returns to School for Flight Refresher Course
Col. John H. Glenn Jr. checked in at El Toro Marine Air Station in California for a two week flight training refresher. The program aims to restore his unrestricted pilot status as he plans retirement from private business while keeping part time work with NASA.
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John Glenn
Marine Corps
el Toro
Calif
Marine Corps Air Station
Tom R. Durham
Glenn
John H. Glenn, Jr
Earth
el Toro Marine Air Station
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Quadruplets Parents Receive Rapid Aid After Birth
Baltimore AP reports Army Pvt. Angel Reyes and Betty Reyes receved quick help after the birth of quadruplets at Sinai Hospital. A supermarket gifted food, a diaper service donated free supplies, and free formula was offered. The Red Cross arranged babysitting for older children and helped extend Reyes’ 10 day emergency leave from Ft. Bragg.
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Baltimore
Army Pvt
Angel Reyes
Betty
Sinai Hospital
The
Red Cross
Army
Reyes
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Press fairness and cooperation in major news events
Ragan defends free press amid criticisms and urges cooperation from non print reporters and scene authorities to maintain order at major events. He argues a free press is not enemy of fair trial and essential to prevent secret arrest and trials in a democratic society.
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Star Chamber
Laney Club Forms Split During Membership Drive
The current membership divided into two groups as Carol Williams and Chris Phillips led plans. The team aimed to pursue money making projects and organize efforts for coherent goals.
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Carol Williams
Laney
Chris Phillips
Ike
AB Club Discusses Alcohol Education And Banquet Plans
The AB Club heard a talk on alcohol misuse and the ABC Board's role in coordinating treatment with the Alcohol Treatment Center serving High Point Jamestown and Masville. Randy Shelton announced the 19th annual Awards Night Banquet set for December 8 at the Furniture Exposition Building with awards for top lineman and back in two conferences and attendees from Carolinas colleges.
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Amestown
Garner
ABC Board
Ees Ps
High Point
Jamestown
Masville
Randy Shelton
Furniture Exposition
Joby Hawn
Carolinas
Repote
High Point College
Law and Medicine Relationship Discussed by Civitan
Dr. C A Velat pathologist at High Point Memorial Hospital spoke, noting medical examiners aid law enforcement in crime uncovering, especially murder. Brown, managing High Point Enterprise, discussed newspaper responsibilities and posed three questions for editors, then invited club visits. A report covered fruitcake sales for mental retardation relief, while High Point and Twilight Civitan clubs planned a joint door to door piano sale Friday eve.
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C. A. Velat
High Point Memorial Hospital
I Civitan
de Brown
High Point Enterprise
High Point
Twilight Civitan
Rinaldi Trial Deliberations Highlight Jury Session
Jurors spent about three hours on deliberations while attorneys Cooper and Battle presented closing arguments. Judge Mallard delivered a nearly two hour charge as Frank Rinaldi faced murder charges linked to a $40,000 life insurance motive.
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Rinaldi
Frank Rinaldi
Alfred L. Foushee
Foushee
Apsley
Ri Cooper
Alfred Foushee
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