Stocks Slip As Market Stumbles At Noon Amid Dividends
AAP list shows mixed moves on the American and New York stock exchanges with rails and late rails popping on merger hopes while steel, motors, and airlines retreat. The Dow related AP index hovered around the prior level, ex dividend stocks masking the broader dip.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Trad- Shywering
Rendinen
Lalatesa
Associated Press
U.S. Gises
Bethioness
Republic Steel
Jones & Each
Eastman Kodak
Astrodata
Lithium Corp
Scorry Rainbow Oil
Universal Insurance
Pyle National
U.S
AP Stock Dividend notations and ex-dividend terms explained
The text lists various AP dividend terms and codes such as stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, accrued or deferred dividends, and notices of distributions for 1963 and 1964. It outlines when dividends are declared paid or stock-based, and references related financial actions and warrants.
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Tees
North Carolina Forecast Calls for Rain and Thunderstorms
Forecast covers a rain and thunderstorm risk with possible tornadoes in the Coastal Plain this afternoon. Expect rainfall around a quarter inch from Thursday through Monday. Highs and lows listed for Charlotte Raleigh Columbia with cooler air to follow.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Cooper and Jordan to Confer with Secretary on Cigarette Market Barriers
Cooper announced he and Jordan will confer with the Secretary to discuss letting down barriers in the cigarette industry. The note suggests a push toward free market competition with rivals on page 1-A.
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Sam Pe
Cooper
Jordan
Red policy drives UN vote clash in Cold War era
The Red Chinese pressed for a united front pushing their policy at the United Nations, shaping debate and influencing votes amid tense Cold War alignment and security concerns.
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United Nations
Free dinners mark 18th annual Sargent’s Cafe Thanksgiving
Greek immigrant William J. Sargent and wife Arlie run a small Des Moines cafe opening its doors to all comers for 18 years on Thanksgiving. About 30 volunteers assist in roasting 15 to 20 turkeys and preparing dressing, gravy, potatoes, beans, cranberries, coffee, milk, and ice cream for 35 seated guests, with no one turned away.
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William Sargent
Arlie
Sargents
Des Moines
Chuck Capaldo
Des Moines, Iowa
William J. Sargent
Sargent
Susie
Refugees recall rebel attack near airport killings
Witnesses describe Dutch civilians and refugees telling of armed rebels firing on crowds. A priest, a coffee exporter family, and others recount being moved toward the airport as paratroopers shot at close range. Rebels demanded orders from a colonel who finally complied.
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Albert van de Ven
Walter de Lepper
Eindhoven
Christopher Gbenge
de Greef
Ace
Yeines Ie Dae Das
Congo Crisis Exposed U.S Soviet Roles Highlighted
A dispatch claims aggression forces were sent to the Congo aiding U.S. imperialists in suppressing the Congolese people. It accuses Soviet transport facilities of moving so called U.N. troops to the Congo.
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Congo
U.S
U.N
Ex-Con Gets Free Ride Up River
Joseph Horne 34, released without handcuffs, returned to Green Haven Prison from Queens after a court in May 1960 reduced his second offender status. The judge ordered a 70 mile prison van ride with no restraints, citing good behavior and his claim of no lawyer. Horne sought to recover an overcoat and $30 earned in prison before resuming confinement.
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New York
Joseph Horne
Green Haven
Queens
Horne
Queens Supreme Court
Florida
Joe
Irwin Jeneus
Stormville
N.Y
Shapiro
Uruguay: Smallest Independent Nation in South America
A note stating that Uruguay is the smallest independent country in South America.
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Uruguay
South America
Oswalds Mother Testimony Raises Questions On Kennedy Case
On the first day of testimony before the Warren Commission Mrs Oswald challenged by Rankin offered general statements and refused to name important people. She claimed she would tell facts if she knew who shot President Kennedy but provided little concrete evidence. Her remarks touched on Oswald's severed ties with Marina and a later incident involving their child and a comb.
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Sid Moody Washington
Warren Commission
M Te Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
J. Lee Rankin
Kennedy
Oswald
Gauies
Marina
Mrs. Oswald
Secret Service
Oswald Remembered As Sullen Lonely Man
A 1963 AP recount notes Oswald's isolation aboard the S S Marion Sykes from New Orleans to Le Havre three years before his defection. Passengers—a retired colonel, his wife and a student—described Oswald as bitter, quiet, and focused on religion and science.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Lee Harvey Coweld
S.S
Oswald
Billy Joe Lord
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ArkLaGas
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Velconsear
Colt Indust
NortonCo
NwstAir
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Vel Norweh
Svenees Col_ Gas
Te Slant Et Se
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Ohio Edis
Wlisram Corp
ComwEd
OtisElev
Kratter
Owens
Mackey Air
Cangas
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McCrory
Pact&t
RIC Group
CrowColl
Penn RR
Crown Zell
Cudahy
Dan River
Publkind
DenRioGw
Purcoil
DetEdis
RCA
RaelstonPur
DougAirlant
Rayonier
Dow Ch
Dresser
ReyTob
EastKo
Richfoll
Eaton
Elbonds
RoyOut
el & Music
Royal McBee
Emerson
We Safeway
EmerRad
John
ErieLack
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FairCam Sexu
Scherng
Fairch Hiller
Fedd Corp
Ferre Corp
Firesine
FoodFair Smiink
FMC Corp
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Ford Mot
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Stevens
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Gillette
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Alco
Houst
Airett
Alley Cp
O'S
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US Steel
Vaned Corp
JonnsManv
KayserRo
KimbCiart
Koppis
Kroger
Armour
Werthing
Leer Sieg
Hh Atchison
Xerox Cp
Lionel C
Aveo Corp
Loews
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Vw Bones Com
Lones Gas
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