Stock Market Advances In Moderate Wednesday Gains
The New York stock market posted a modest rise with advances outpacing declines 3 to 2. Dow Jones 30 up 1.33 at 925.80 at noon. Amphenol fell on delayed trading. Atlas Chemical Budd Ling-Temco-Vought gained about 2 points. Du Pont Eastman Kodak up. Teledyne up nearly 4. El Paso Natural Gas traded heavily with delays.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Amphenol
Securities and Exchange Commission
el Paso
Atlas Chemical
Budd
Ling-Temco-Vought
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Teledyne
American Stock Exchange
Dynatect
U.S. Leasing
Ramer Industries
Allied Artists
Lynch H&b American
CameoAparkway Records
Stock Dividend Classifications And Terms
A compact glossary of dividend terms includes ex dividend ex distribution and stock dividend variants. It notes payable dates payable in stock and cash value estimates, and references conditions like in bankruptcy or foreign issue tax status.
McKeldin To Deliver Keynote At NC Municipal Meeting
Raleigh AP The North Carolina League of Municipalities announces Baltimore Maryland Mayor Theodore R McKeldin will keynote the league s annual Raleigh meeting October 26 He will open the three day convention after a career as Maryland governor and mayor This item notes a cross state official appearances without further details
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Raleigh
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
McKeldin
Maryland
New York Stock Exchange Index Report
Noon trading shows mixed results with several stock entries fluctuating slightly. The data lists prices such as 53.82 down 0.14 and 44.27 up 0.40, reflecting modest daily moves across several securities.
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Carrier Cp
Carterw
CaterTr
Cenco Ins
Eee Cerro
Essnaa
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ChiMil
ChrisCraft Ib
Chrysler
ColtinRad
CBS
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Disney
Duke Pw
duPont
Eg&g Wi
Eifasong
Johnson
ErieLack
EthylCorp
Ferro Co
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New York Stock
Goodrich
Goodyr
Alcoa
Velorees Co
Amerada
Airlin
Bosch
Harris
Jeuwe
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T&t
AMP Inc
Houst LP
Ampex Corp Mw
HuntFds
Arken Chem
ingerRand
Atchison
Va Inland Sd
At Rich
Eine InsNoAm
Atlas Corp interikSt
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Avce Cp
Int T&t
Fds
ITE Ckt Ib
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Aa Jewel Co
Beech Airc
John Man
Beli How
John John FO
Bendix
Ovens
Benguet
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Joy Mfg
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Kayser
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Kennecott
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Magnavox
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American Stock
Exchange
Chile
Cinerama Ae
Felmont
NewPark Mn
Ancoast Pet
E Ic Group
Seary
Statham
Ed Weanvuck
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Tinekes
Credit Union League Conference Set for Greensboro
The North Carolina Credit Union League Legislative Conference meets October 14 at the Holiday Inn South in Greensboro. Sixth District Congressman Horace Kornegay and State Rep. Charles Wace headline the day long program starting at 9 30 a m and adjourn at about 4 p m.
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North Carolina Credit Union League Legislative Conference
Holiday Inn South
Greensboro
Horace Kornegay
Charles Wace
Textile Seminar speaker at Sixth Fancourt Memorial event
Gerald Lewis president of Indian Head Hosiery Co. will be principal speaker at the banquet session of the Sixth Annual Walter F. Fancourt Memorial Seminar on Thursday, Nov. 9, at the Sedgefield Country Club. The banquet will close a two day seminar introducing students to the textile industry and its career opportunities.
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Gerald Lewis
Indian Head Hosiery Co
Walter F. Fancourt
Sedgefield Country Club
Southern Management Conference Opens Campus Industry Link
The first Southern Management Communications Conference in Greensboro on Oct 12 will feature Russell H. Venn of Humble Oil as luncheon speaker at Voyager Inn. Venn notes many college grads avoid business careers, with nine of ten preferring government or academia. The event gathers educators and businessmen to explore the issue.
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Greensboro
Russell H. Venn
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Houston
Texas
Voyager Inn
Venn
South
Union Leader Jailed as New Taylor Law Applies
The United Federation of Teachers led by Albert Shanker was fined 150000 and Shanker sentenced to 15 days in jail with a 250 dollar fine for criminal contempt after a strike against New York City schools. The walkout disrupted instruction for 1.1 million pupils over 14 of 17 school days.
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New York
United Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
Emilio Nunez
State Supreme Court
Nunez
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Afl-Cio
Shanker
UFT
George Altomare
David Wittes
Industrial Bond Law Declared Constitutional By Judge
Superior Court Judge Henry McKinnon Jr. ruled that North Carolina’s law authorizing tax exempt industrial development bonds is constitutional. A written judgment will be filed with the Wake County clerk of Superior Court later today, and the decision is expected to be appealed to the state Supreme Court.
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Raleigh
Superior Court
Henry McKinnon Jr
North Carolina
McKinnon
Wake County
State Supreme Court
Drug May Prevent Artery Hardening
A Duke University professor presented findings at the American College of Surgeons on cholestriamine, a powdered plastic drug that lowers cholesterol up to 60 percent in 65 people and relieves atherosclerosis symptoms in 32 of 36 patients studied, with relief fading after stopping use. The drug is produced for experimental use only.
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Chicago
Duke University
Robert Fuson
Duke
Fuson
American College of Surgeons
Greek Publisher Placed Under House Arrest in Athens
In Athens, Greek military authorities place Helen Vlachou, publisher of Kathmerini and Messimorini, under house arrest after she insulted the junta in a La Stampa interview. The move follows the detention of former premier Panayiotis Kanellopoulos for criticizing the government.
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Athens
Helen Vlachou
Panayiotis Kanellopoulos
Turin
la Stampa
Viachou
Kathmerini
Messimorini
Dirksen Defends Johnson on Vietnam Front in Senate
Senate remarks by Dirksen defend President Johnson on Vietnam policy. He rejects UN intervention and urges military options as the only effective approach. Dirksen cautions against undermining executive power while noting divisions within the GOP over Vietnam and convention leadership.
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Pew
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Dirksen
Vietnam
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Soviet Union
Security Council
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Morton, Percy
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Morton
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Benedict Arnold Led British Raid That Burned Richmond
In a historic raid during the American Revolution Benedict Arnold commanded British forces that set Richmond, Virginia ablaze, leaving lasting scars on the city and its residents.
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Richmond
Benedict Arnold
North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia Weather Forecast
Forecast shows mostly sunny and warm conditions in North Carolina with a cool night and lows from 46 to 54 in mountains and around 50s elsewhere. South Carolina has cooler night with most readings in the 50s. Georgia expects fair tonight and Thursday with warm afternoons and lows around 54 to 62 and highs in the 80s Thursday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Spectacular Fire Destroys Wilson Warehouse. Damage Over 100000
A large warehouse used by Morgan & Southern Wholesale Grocers in Wilson burned Tuesday night. Firefighters battled the blaze for over two hours with 2000 spectators watching as Seaboard Coast Line service was disrupted. Damage estimated over 100000 plus 1500 in merchandise and equipment. No injuries reported. Fire Chief Bissett cited undetermined cause and praised firefighters.
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N. Douglas Glover
Glover
R. & G. Pontiac-Cadillac Inc
Tyrus Bissett
Propaganda Artist Says Pen Mightier Than Sword
Col. Joe Roberts a U S Air Force propaganda artist in Gastonia after 12 months in Vietnam says leaflets drop defeated enemy soldiers. Bombers raided a jungle hideaway killing 16. Roberts notes an upcoming raid and that over 2 000 enemy troops surrendered after leaflets urged them to come out of fox holes.
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Gastonia
N.C
Joe Roberts
U.S. Air Force
Vietnam
Roberts
Gastonia Gazette
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