Market Dip Slows After Three-Day Rally On Profit Taking
New York AP reports a three-day rise to peaks paused as profit taking hit the market at noon. Du Pont led declines while rails oils edged up. utilities drugs and nonferrous metals fell or held. The AP average slipped .4 with industrials down 1.0 as several blue chips retreated.
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New York
du Pont
Associated Press
Johns Manville
General Motors
Chrysler
Bethlehem
Union Carbide
Madison Square Garden
Universal American
Benguet and Leghigh Valley Industries
S. Shipyards
Newport News
American Stock Exchange
L.E. Carpenter
Todd Shipyards, Insurance Co
North America
Molybdenum
Old Town
Hollinger
Atlas Corp
Tp Bishop
Pall Corp
U.S
Averages Reported by Associated Press on Sales
The Associated Press provides broad averages for sales across sectors, detailing overall performance and notable shifts in demand. Analysts note varying growth by region and product category, with industry responders citing market indicators and consumer activity.
Over-Counter Stocks and Quotation Notes
A dated snippet lists unofficial over the counter stock bids from various companies and banks. Entries include Am Fidelity Life at 24, Gulf Life Insurance at 50, Harris Teeter Mkts at 184, Jefferson Stand Life at 74, First Union Nat Bank at 25, and National Bank at 41 with a note that quotations may differ from actual transactions.
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Allvac Metala Co
Amer Fidelity Life
Amer Furniture Co
Carolinas Capital
First Union Nat Bank
Gulf Life Insurance
Harris-Teeter Mkts
Jefferson Stand Life
Lance, Inc
Life & Casualty Ins
N © National Bank
Rinaldi Jury Verdict Reported In North Carolina Case
The jury deliberated eight hours before returning a verdict in the Mrs. Rinaldi murder case. Alfred L. Foushee testified he was hired to kill the victim but refused. Defense witness John F. Sipp placed Rinaldi with him for a long alibi trip.
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Waterbury
Conn
Tsaned
Tucstan
Rinaldi
Aufi
John
William P. Begg Jr
Reeset
Thomas D. Cooper, Jr
Alfred’l. Foushee
Fous
John F. Sipp
1 Hill Insurance
Riinaldi
Durham
Chapel Hill
Three New Directors Named To Local Museum Board
Three new members were named to the board of a museum group at the High Point Civic Center and Museum Corp. Elected were O. Arthur Kirkman executive vice president of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad Holt McPherson editor of The Enterprise and J.W. (last name not shown) active in the group.
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Near High Point
Buchholz Charge Dropped in Desertion Case
Lt. Col. Oscar T. Buchholz faced a desertion charge after five weeks missing from his Continental Army Command post last summer. An Army spokesman said administrative action now follows the charge, with details to be announced upon completion. He was found by FBI agents in Dallas after leaving his Hampton home July 1.
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FT. Monroe
Oscar T. Buchholz
Army
Buchholz
Hampton
Defense Cuts Under Review For Navy Shipyards
McNamara outlined possible closures of Navy shipyards and other defense facilities as he studied surplus capacity. He cited a 32 page booklet showing past closures redirected to productive civilian use and a presidential memo demanding value for every defense dollar.
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Conseta
Senna
Navy
McNamara
Johnson
King Says FBI Blamed Reluctant to Solve Civil Rights Crimes
Martin Luther King Jr in the Bahamas opposes broad FBI criticism while praising its work with Southern agents. He notes no arrests in Albany Georgia or in the September 15 1963 Birmingham church bombing and calls for accountability in civil rights cases amid federal state cooperation. He declines a public debate with J Edgar Hoover.
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King
Ning
Birmingham
Johnson
Mississippi Murrow
FBI
North
South
Albany
Rimini
Oslo
Norway
England
Sweden
Hoover
Bahamas
Hoover Noes
Federal Bureau
Rene Oe Po
Aes
Ala
Mississippi
Cotton Futures Close And Open Report
Domestic cotton futures near New York show slight moves with prices around 31.76 to 32.10, including openings at 31.80 and 31.76. Trading data lists bid and ask spreads and several ticks reflecting market activity.
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New York
Caer Seheeers
Eeakanes
Fi Rereves
Hoover blasts civil rights figures in wide interview
In a sweeping off the record interview Hoover criticizes King and the civil rights movement while defending the FBI and Secret Service. He accuses King of avoiding a meeting to prove birth claims and denounces Southern resistance to civil rights. He also contends police complicity in crime in several cities and cautions against a national police force.
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Hoover
Washington Evening Star
FBI
Secret Service
Warren Commission
Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Albany
King
Bahamas
Houston
Tex
Aaron Henry
Mississippi Naacp
Henry
Clarksville
J. Edgar Hoover
McComb
Miss
Philadelphia
Dulick to Speak to Accountants Meeting Tonight
Thomas S. Dulick a management consultant with Ernst & Ernst will address the Piedmont of the Cone Association at 6 o clock tonight at the Sheraton. He is based in New York and holds an MBA from Boston University with guest lectures at Harvard and Boston University.
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Thomas S. Dulick
Piedmont
Cone Assn. Ae
Sheraton Ee
Northwestern Professor to Address Central NC Chemical Society
The Chemical Society meets tonight at 8 in Hines Hall at A&T College Greensboro. Dr DeFord from Northwestern University will discuss column efficiency in chromatography and chemical instrumentation with an open house to follow.
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Chemical Society
Chen Man of Mistry
Northwestern University
Central North Carolina
American Chemical Society
DeFord
Hines
A&t College
Greensboro
Burlington-Balfour mills announce $1 million plant expansions
Asheboro and Kernersville plants of Burlington-Balfour Mills, a division of Burlington Industries, plan additions totaling 45 000 square feet to expand capacity. The projects, led by Walter L. Kenney Jr., include new conveyors, materials handling gear, and storage for finished and in process goods. Construction is set to start soon with completion targeted for mid-1965.
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Asheboro
Burlington- Balfour Mills
Andee
Walter L. Kenney Jr
Kernersville
Burlington - Balfour
Burlington Industries, Inc
Kenney
Kennersville
Burlington - Balfour Mills
Alfour Avenue
Ken
Hey
Ad Inns
Dition
United States
Or S
Burlington Bal
Ste A Tae Mans Eat
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Motorola
Kaiser
Chirk Isp
Cea Asa
Pew Sry
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Clevelis
Coca
Wedd & Knapp
Siegsgen
Pius
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Cudahy
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Curter
PhilMor
PhillipsPet
Dan River
Procine
DeltaAir
Rayonier
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Orexei
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EastKo
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Ind
Rails
A. Ave
John Sews
Sanar
Scherng
Sears
UNL Pon
Ferro Corp
Seeburg
Firesine
Shell Oli
Sherwma
Sinclair
South Ry
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Sherry Rand Sie
GamSk
Stevens
GenTeiael
Granau
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Hallibur
Hewlett Px Mertz
Abbott Lb
Hoff Electron
Homestic
Houst LP Howe
Allied
Alum Ltd Alcoa
Amerada
Whelen US Steel
Jongsbl
Amet Ci
Aia Wa
Orvette
Kresge
Wilka, Co
Kroger
WinnDix
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Werthing
Lear Sieg
LenPorcem
Len Val Ind
Xerox Cp
Lehman
Liggettam
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Zenith
Liv
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Lorillard
Dow Jones
Museum
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Mark Ethridge
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Louisville Times Co
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New York City
Central Park
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Walter Arm
Ku Klux Klan
Utemen
Dulick
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