Stock Market Rises Amid Broad Gains In Early Trading
In New York, a broad but modest advance occurred as the Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.33 to 928.46 at noon. The Associated Press 60-stock average gained 0.3 to 337.1 with mixed moves among motors aircrafts metals airlines and drugs.
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New York
Associated Press
McDonnell-Douglas
Scott Paper
Amphenol
Harvey Aluminum
Sperry Rand
IBM
Chrysler
Merck
Pfizer
New York Stock Exchange Afternoon Prices Report
The New York Stock Exchange displayed selected afternoon prices with varied last figures and changes across numerous listed companies including Abbott Labs, Am Can, Coca Cola, Chrysler and more. Trading names and figures reflect market activity and percentage changes during the session.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Abbott Lab
ABC Con
Abex Co
AdMillis
Admiral
Alcon
Amerada
Am Airlin
AmCan
AmCrySug
AmCyan
Me Ammeip
Aenka
Amet CI
Am Motors
M News
T&t
Ampex Corp
Ad Rich
Atlas Corp
Avco Cp
Agnet
Avon Pd
Babcokw
Balt GE
Tom Omah Beaunit
Beckman
Beech Airc
Va Bell How
Bendix
Benguet
BethSt
Boel
Borden
Borgwar
Briggss
BucyEr
Budd Co
Bullard
Bulova
Burt Ind
Se Burroughs
Anken Chem
Armco Sti
Carrier Cp
Carter
Chrysler
Dividend Footnotes Explain Various Stock Distributions
The page lists footnote codes for dividend types and actions such as annual disbursements, liquidating dividends, stock dividends, ex dividends, and rights. It notes special or extra dividends, purchases, and classifications like declared or paid in 1967 or 1966, and marks like new issue and next day delivery.
Adams-Millis Declares Two Dividends and Board Appointee
Adams-Millis Corp. directors declare a regular quarterly 10 cent dividend and a year end extra 10 cent dividend, both payable Nov 1, 1967 to holders of record Oct 20. The board also fills a vacancy by appointing G L Athanas, president of the MAC Panel division, to the board.
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Adams-Millis Corp
G. L. Athanas
MAC Panel
Dow Jones Averages Report Mixed Board Movements
Trading figures show selective gains with rails and utilities dragging or holding. Industrials edge higher while overall averages display modest upticks amid uneven sector performance.
Stock Index Mixed at Noon Amid Slow Trading
New York stocks showed minor gains and losses at noon with values around 53.91 and 40.17 as analysts cited tepid trading. The market remained near flat, with some issues edging up while others slipped, reflecting cautious investor sentiment ahead of afternoon sessions.
Real Estate Leaders Form Piedmont Area Chapter
Harold P. Johnson and Gene Marsh, local realtors and certified property managers, attended an Institute of Real Estate Management meeting in Greensboro to form a Piedmont area chapter. Marsh elected vice president and Johnson elected to the executive council.
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Harold P. Johnson
Gene Marsh
Institute of Real Estate Management
Greensboro
Piedmont
North Carolina
Marsh
Johnson
Encounter With MIGs Recalled Over Haiphong Airfield
Lt. Bernard E. Fipp and several U S Navy A4 Skyhawk pilots engaged in a four minute dog fight with six Soviet built MiGs near Kien An Airfield six miles southwest of Haiphong. The American planes returned from the encounter untouched and Cmdr. Richard A. Wigner described knocking pieces off a MiG during the fight.
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Fipp
Kien An
Haiphong
Navy
Cmdr
Richard A. Wigner
Hillsdale, Mich
North Carolina and South Carolina Weekend Weather Outlook
Forecast shows partly cloudy skies in North Carolina tonight and Saturday with cooler air east of the mountains. South Carolina remains fair to partly cloudy with warm Saturday and mild tonight. Inland temperatures stay below normal, coastal areas near normal, with daytime highs in the 60s to upper 70s and lows mainly 40s to upper 50s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Unions and presidents shape war approval through history
The narrative traces U S public opinion on major wars from the Civil War to Korea and Vietnam. It notes early isolationist sentiment, shifts in support during world conflicts, and fluctuating views on leaders like Truman and Johnson as wars progress.
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New York
U. S
Wilson
House
Sen
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Truman
Korea
Gallup
Douglas MacArthur
America
South Korea
Break-In Probed as Youth Faces Malicious Damage
Police investigated a break-in at a residence on Joiner Street where 4 in change was stolen from a milk bottle. A would-be burglar failed to forcible enter the One Dollar Store on Main. Steve Eads 17 of Kelly Street charged with malicious damage for burning a delivery stack of Greensboro Daily News newspapers and cited to court.
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Jerry Talley
Joiner Street
Steve Eads
Kelly Street
Greensboro
Eads
Reward Offered After Stolen Du Pont Coin Hoard
A five man robbery at the Willis Harrington du Pont mansion in Miami stole a coin collection valued at about 1.9 million dollars combining U S and Russian pieces. Du Pont offered a substantial reward with private detective handling ransom talks while authorities waited for the bandits to call.
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Miami
Fla
E.I. du Pont de Nemours
Willis Harrington du Pont
U.S
du Pont
Prince George Mikhailovitch
Smithsonian Institution
Mikhailovitch
Miren
Victor
Lammot
C. O. Huttoe
William Stanton
White House tax hike stalled by Congress gridlock
Congress shows no definitive action on a proposed tax hike. House and Senate committees delay a 4.6 billion two year antipoverty extension and a civil rights bill lingers in Judiciary. Leaders demand evidence of substantial spending cuts before approving any tax measure.
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House
House Education and Labor Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Ways and Means
Rotary Club program showcases The Blue Notes
The Thomasville Rotary Club featured The Blue Notes in a varied song program. Miss Glenda Cannon sang with Kelly Lawson and Orden Clemmons providing accompaniment. Sergeant G W Pike was named September police officer of the month with introductions by Chief Laurie Pritchett. Visiting Rotarians included Andy Gottschall Erwin Schmottlach and Vernon Sparrow. Additional guests were Tommy Wright Dr W Kirk Allen and Bob Hauser.
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Thomasville
Blue Notes
Rotary Club
Glenda Cannon
Kelly Lawson
Orden Clemmons
Lonesome Road
Cotton Fields
Sugar Town
Bill Bailey
G. W. Pike
Laurie Pritchett
Andy Gottschall
Greensboro
Erwin Schmottlach
Statesville
Vernon Sparrow
Tommy Wright
W. Kirk Allen
Bob Hauser
High Point
Fall Festival At New Market School Draws P T A
The annual Fall Festival at New Market School starts at 4 30 p m with pony rides cart rides a spook house and bake shop and runs into a supper from 5 to 7 p m in the cafeteria. A masquerade ball game on the field begins at 6 30 p m followed by two Little League football games at 7 30 p m. Sponsored by the schools Parent Teacher Association.
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New Market School
Assn
Soviet Nuclear Scientist Seeks Permanent Stay in Canada
Boris Dotsenko 41, former chief nuclear scientist at Kiev State University, will not return to the Soviet Union and seeks permanent residence in Canada. He has extended his Canadian stay to a year while his application is reviewed, cites better working conditions and democratic science culture in Canada.
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Edmonton
Canada
Boris Dotsenko
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
Kiev
Soviet Union
Dotsenko
University of Alberta
Kiev State University
Canadian Immigration Department
Nuclear Research Center
Fleming slaying case linked to groovy remark by witness
South Carolina Attorney General McLeod testified Fleming, 18, said the trooper was killed to make him drop, with other statements noting Fleming fired from a car. Witnesses described Fleming as impulsive with a troubled past and stated the slaying occurred after a stolen sport car pursuit near McBee.
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Bennettsville
S.C
South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
Pennsylvania
McLeod
Kenneth A. Fleming
Columbia
McIver Leppard
Chesterfield
Fleming
Marion H. Kinon
Charles Steele
Steele
Gladden
Joyce Marie
Macanick
Brunner
Altoona
Miss Macanick
U.S. 1
McBee
Pleads Guilty in Income Tax Case at Charlotte Firm
U S District Judge Wilson Warlick will hear testimony and sentence at the April term on a Southeastern Construction Co. official. T. M. Sewell, vice president, pleaded guilty to reportable income of 57000 for 1962 through 1964 when taxable income was 67000.
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Charlotte
U.S
Wilson Warlick
T. M. Sewell
Southeastern Construction Co
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