Market drift keeps investors on edge after rally
The stock market moved indecisively in slow afternoon trading. Dow Jones average rose to 809.20 while the 60-stock index eased to 283.7. Standard Oil of Ohio fell on antitrust concerns over BP Oil. Goodyear traded heavily. Madison Square Garden halted trading as SEC sued for Roosevelt Raceway tender issues.
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Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Justice Department
BP Oil Corp
U.S
British Petroleum
Goodyear
Madison Square Garden
Securities and Exchange Commission
Roosevelt Raceway
Abbreviated Dividend Footnotes in American Exchange Table
A historical note lists many footnote codes for dividend cases including extra or stock dividends, liquidating payments, cash values on ex dates, and special conditions. Codes a to ii cover extra payments, stock and cash splits, international tax, bankruptcy, and irregular distributions.
Daily Stock Averages Show Mixed Front Across Markets
The noon Dow Jones and averages list shows mixed results with industrials around 809, rails at 195.75, utilities near 70.69, and public utilities at 78.12. Bond figures include high grade rails and transportation indexes, while finance remains uneven with slight changes across sectors.
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CBS
DeltaAir
Denrgr
DetEdis
DetSteel
LiaSham
Disney
DomeMin
duPont
Dyna Am
Coulis East
Evans P
Eversharp
Waillicie Fairchc
Fairch Hiller
Fansteel Inc
Idea Fediers
FedDeptStr
FordMet
Formck
Pullman
van FruehCp
RepubSt
Reviow
Gen Tire 1B
Reyn
Genesco
ReynTeb
Ga Pac
RoanSel
We Gerber
Rohr Cp
Getty Oil
Roy Ccola
Gillette
Royal Dut 2d
Ave
Glen Alden
RyderSys
Abia
Global Marin Vw
Goodrich
Strosid
Safeway
Va GraceCo
Stregisp
Gt A&p
Gt Nor Ry
SanFeint
Gt West Fin
Scheniey
Gtwinnit
Schering
GreenGnt
SCM Co
Greyhound
Greee Scott Paper
Grummaco
Sear
Searsr
GulfWin
Shell Ol
Anne Smith
SouCal
HoernWal
South Co
Va Hoff Electra
Soungas
Spartan Ind
Sperryr
St Brand
Sid Kollsman
Idaho Pw
Stevens
VainterikSt
Studeworth
Agwift Co
Tektronix
A JohnMan
Texgsul
Texetrn
Ve Johnshn
Texasinst
Jon Logan
Texp Ld
Ae JoneLay
Textron
Jostens
Thiokol
Mfg
TimesMir
Timk RB
Kaiser al
Kenncott
Lehma
Va UnionPacif
Libofrd
Uniroyal
Libb McNl
UnitAire
Ling My
Fruit
US Steel
UnivOrd
Upjohn
LVO Corp
Becae Lyky
Vendo Co
WMWT
Macke Co
VariPwane
Macy RH
Mad
Maratha
Va Marcor Inc
Wa Banc
WouTel
Va Martinm
Westge
WinmDix
Ind. Ralls Util
MGM
Woolwtch
Zale Corp
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Ind. Util
Fon. L
Chabalk
Mow-Jones
New York
Carmichael Protest Song Sketch
A fragment notes a protest theme about water scarcity with references to Carmichael. The terse line hints at a dissatisfaction with lack of water and a rebellious sentiment in the community.
North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
Forecast maps partly cloudy skies across the Carolinas with a slow warming trend through Saturday. North Carolina expects highs in the 70s with 40s in the mountains and 60s along the coast. precipitation totals 0.25 to 0.50 inches as scattered showers or thunderstorms. South Carolina remains cooler with showers possible in the northwest, and highs mainly in the 70s outside the coast.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Volunteers surge into antiwar drive led by Peggy Shaker
At a crowded Washington office, 21 year old director Peggy Shaker coordinates volunteers pouring in to organize antiwar leafleting and actions about the Vietnam War. The plan for October 15 includes campus conversations, door to door canvassing, and oration with black armbands.
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Peggy Shaker
Niles
Ohio
Congress
Hawk
Sam Brown
Harvard Theology
McCarthy
Edna
Miss Shaker
D.C
Nixon
Bethel College
Kansas
Supreme Court Opens Busy Term Amid Haynsworth Fight
The Supreme Court begins a packed term with new chief justice Warren Burger as seven holdovers plan private conferences on about 600 appeals. The Senate faces a battle over Clement Haynsworth's nomination to the vacant seat with liberal and civil rights groups opposing amid ethics concerns.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Washington
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth
Haynsworth
John N. Mitchell
Abe Fortas
Federal Appeals Court
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Black
Douglas
Linkletter Blames LSD Death in Hollywood Case
Hollywood star Art Linkletter asserts LSD caused his daughter Diane Linkletter's death, calling it murder by manufacturers and sellers. Diane, 20, died after falling from a sixth floor apartment as a friend attempted to intervene. Police note drugs are under investigation.
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Hollywood
Art Linkletter
Newsmen
Diane Linkletter
Edward Durston
Linkletter
Durston
Henredon Furniture Declares 15 Cents Dividend
Henredon Furniture Inc. has voted to pay a regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share to shareholders of record on October 10. The dividend will be paid on November 1.
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Henredon Furniture Inc., Inc
Gift Shop Opens at High Point Hardware in 75th Anniversary
A new gift and accessories boutique named Pymwymi opened today in the High Point Hardware Store at 239 S. Main. Dorothy Gray and Rachel Gray serve as buyers and managers while their husbands operate the hardware store celebrating its 75th anniversary.
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High Point
S. Main
Dorothy Gray
Rachel Gray
Pymwymi
Cyclamate Consumption and Sales Near Milestones
The National Academy of Science estimates cyclamate consumption will exceed 21 million pounds this year with sales approaching $300 million annually. FDA officials provide additional context on the regulatory stance.
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National Academy of Science
FDA
Officer Accused of Selling Arms
Senate investigator testified Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner used his role as provost marshal general to obtain about 696 firearms from Chicago and Kansas City police departments and Ft. Bliss and sell many privately. He reportedly signed for weapons after retirement and some were said to be for a revolutionary group in Haiti.
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Washington
Carl C. Turner
Army
Chicago
Kansas City
Senate
Philip R. Manuel
Turner
Military Police
Haiti
Caribbean
Manuel
Ft. Liss
Dayton Newspaper Strike Ends
Dayton Ohio AP reports a 45 day shutdown ended as printers approved a new contract with Dayton Newspapers Inc The Daily News resumes this afternoon and the Journal Herald returns Tuesday morning The Internation al Typographical Union and pressmen ratified deals providing wage increases and better fringe benefits resolving the strike that began Aug 22.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Newspapers, Inc
Daily News
Journal Herald
International Typographical Union
Typoraphical Union
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Pepsico
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Phill Pet
Pitney
American Stock Exchange
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Siva
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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William C. Wooldridge
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