Stock Market Advances Narrow As Ford Strike Gloom Lingers
The New York stock market edged higher in moderate trading as gains over declines narrowed to a few issues. Mail order retail showed strength with Sears Roebuck near two points higher while Dow components like IBM and Polaroid gained about two points. Boeing fell about two points as others including Westinghouse and McDonnell-Douglas rose amid merger talks and future reactor plans.
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New York
Sears Roebuck
McDonnell-Douglas
Dow Jones
Wheeling Steel
Interlake Stee
Pittsburgh Steel
Westinghouse
Sheraton
IBM
Polaroid
Boeing
Fruebauf
Budd
Scott Paper Amphenol
New York Exchange Stock Averages Update
The report notes changes in NYSE stock averages with details on warrants and when issued trading. It mentions effects of bankruptcy or receivership and notes unofficial prices for the next day. The text is scrambled but references market activity and regulatory terms.
Hillcrest Principal Calls Boycott a Mild Protest
Over-The-Counter Forecast 111 Sg. A. B. Usery describes the Hillcrest principal as labeling the boycott a mild protest born from conviction not anger. Superintendent Frank Proffitt notes teachers are serious about their reaction to the referendum failure and are boycotting PTA meetings rather than the students.
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Sg. A. B. Usery
Hillcrest
Frank Proffitt
PTA
Improper Burial Charge in Civil Case Opens
In Shelby North Carolina an undertaker faced a trial to prove he did not bury Zeb Grigg improperly as claimed by widow Mrs Griggs in a 175000 dollar civil action against Frank Sisk of Kings Mountain. A defense motion for nonsuit was denied after the attorney finished presenting evidence to show the husband’s burial followed proper procedures.
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Burlington
N.C
Cooper
Nat Dally
New York
Beale
Cowles
Nat Steel
Arklgas
Nevada
Newbury
AtlasCorp
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van Riv
Cinerama
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Dorothy Green
Diaycocd
Rita Va
North Carolina
Asvo- Deere
Northrop
Delta Air
Norwich
Felmom Oil Frontier Ale
NCEA
Det Steel
DiamAlk
Disney
Goldfield
Gulf_ Am Cp
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GulfReste Ch
Drexel
Hoerner
Duke Pw
duPont
Hillcrest
Pac Petrol
Yaisram Corp
East Air
Sb TV
PacPwet
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Kaiser Ind
Kodak
Pact&t
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John McCrory
EatonYs
Us Wu Athens Panasai
Teachers Association
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Procter
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Yuifar
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Schering
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Griggs
Frank Sisk
Kings Mountain
Superior Court
Editorial Writers Debate Presidential Prospects in Nashville
Delegates at the National Conference of Editorial Writers opened in Nashville with mixed views on President Johnson's 1965 re election, while consensus pointed to former Vice President Richard Nixon or Michigan Governor George Romney as likely Republican contenders. The gathering spotlighted civil rights riots across over 125 U S cities and included workshops on civil rights and the era’s moral shifts. Over 200 editors and guests were welcomed at the opening banquet, with further sessions planned on Vietnam and federal state relations.
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Nashville, Tenn
Milaure
Buford Ellington
Johnson Orders Report On Health Of Textiles
Washington AP report notes President Johnson ordered a study on the health of textiles and apparel with emphasis on future actions. He told the U S Tariff Commission to submit the report within troubled years, citing rising imports mainly from Japan Hong Kong Great Britain and the Common Market. Representative James Broyhill voiced concern over imports and supported bills to curb them.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Japan
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Senate
James Broyhill
Textile executives urge integrated marketing from spinner to retailer
William J French of Associated Merchandising urged North Carolina textile makers and retailers to build a tightly integrated marketing channel from spinner to retail counter. He warned imports threaten domestic industry and called for faster Congress action while Sen. Hollings and Sen. Thurmond warned Tariff Commission limits and urged measures to curb imports.
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North Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association
William
J. French
Associated Merchandising).Corp. of
New York
French
Congress
Ernest F. Hollings
Ds.c
Johnson
Tariff Commission
Thurmond
U.S
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Sa Seamen
Mickey Thompson
Associated Merchandising
J. W. Hallman Jr
Johnson & Johnson Co
New Brunswick
N.J
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
John T. Conner
Allied Chemical Co
Fred L. Smyre Jr
Gastonia
Albert G. Myers Jr
Textiles Inc
North Carolina Textile Foundation
Bryan Dorn
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High Point Black Bisons
Greensboro Page Pirates
Channel 2
Woody Durham
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