Market slips amid Viet Nam pause chatter and tech rout
The New York outlook showed uneven gains at morning. trading slowed as reports on Vietnam hostilities created confusion. Dow fell 3.17 after modest moves in General Motors and IBM, while DuPont and Anaconda declined. United Aircraft also slipped as investors weighed merger signals.
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North Carolina forecast clears with cooler nights
Forecast says clearing skies and cooler air with lows near 43 inland and upper 50s along the south coast. Thursday will be mainly sunny with high temperatures in the low 60s on the coast and in the mountains, followed by mostly fair and mild weather with highs from 73 to 82 along the coast.
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Death of Eugene Yaschik Revealed After Sea Drift
Charleson, AP The death of Eugene Yaschik, 34, president of American Mortgage and Investment Co., was disclosed by partner Donald E Proctor after a scuba diving trip sank their boat 12 miles east of Charleston. They drifted for about 33 hours, sharks circled, and Yaschik died shortly after midnight. Proctor was rescued the next day. The company says Proctor delayed disclosure to protect Yaschik's wife.
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Controversial 5.7 Billion School Bill Faces House Action
The administration seeks approval to raise two year funding for elementary and secondary programs as the House debates desegregation pace. The debate centers on busing, segregation, and racially imbalanced schools with Southern and Northern critics. Harold Howe II oversees civil rights act enforcement and funding cuts in districts with discrimination.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Joins McCall's Staff
Lynda Bird Johnson joins McCall's Magazine as a consultant and writer for a new department on youth and attitudes. Editor Robert Stein says she will cover campus life and conduct surveys with the Young Men and Women on campus. Johnson, who graduated from the University of Texas with honors last June, previously appeared in McCall's for an archeological expedition article in 1965.
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US strikes target Viet Cong bases in Chau Doc region
The report describes simultaneous raids by Communist forces near the Cambodian border in the Seven Mountains area 120 miles southwest of Saigon. U S pilots focused on waterway traffic and storage facilities, destroying ferries and more than 50 buildings in staging and storage areas.
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Ruby appeal reversal over venue in Oswald slaying trial
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed part of the Ruby case noting inadmissible testimony and faulting the Dallas court for not granting a venue change. Judge Morrison ordered the reversal, prompting Dallas officials to consider rehearing. Henry Wade signals continued prosecution efforts and possible trial move.
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Canadian Role Blurred in Viet Nam Buffer Zone Pause
Officials report a tentative pause in U S bombing in the Viet Nam buffer zone as Canada seeks a possible deescalation with North Viet Nam. The International Control Commission may resume limited patrols, with Canadian and Polish officers reassigned after summer bombing attacks.
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Humprey calls end to crisis of confidence between police and Negro slum-dwellers
Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged a campaign to resolve a crisis of confidence between police and African American communities in city slums. He outlined Democratic programs to address crime causes and improve police relations, urging police to engage in human relations and school outreach.
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Arnall Leads Write-In Bid in Georgia Governor Race
Arnall topped a 22 member committee seeking a write-in path for governor as Massell failed to secure the majority. The group included campaign staffers and students with debates over a preferred candidate, while others expected Maddox to win the governorship despite the write-in effort.
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Army expands recruit training centers to handle 130000 guardsmen and reservists
Pentagon spokesman Lt Col Douglas Jones says the Army has expanded training facilities at Fort Benning in Georgia and Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri to raise capacity from 14 000 to 19 000 recruits and to train 130 000 National Guardsmen and reservists. He notes draft calls of 49200 in October dropping to 43700 in November and that draftees are sent to nearby camps such as Fort Leonard Wood Fort Campbell and Fort Dix. bonused pay rises and a possible 300000 disqualifications next July are planned.
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