Market Trim Rebounds as Dow Rises on Light Volume
The Dow Jones at noon gained 2.67 to 752.28 led by General Motors Eastern Air Lines United Air Lines Zenith and General Dynamics. The Associated Press average climbed 0.4 to 272.0 with industrials up 1.3 while IBM slipped about six points and Xerox dropped nearly 3 as high priced issues stayed under pressure.
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New York
Associated Press
General Motors
Sler
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
Zenith
General Dynamics
U.S
Boeing
General Electric
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Ford
American
Pan American Airlines
Douglas Aircraft
Pfizer
Kennecott
Southern Pacific
IBM
Xerox
Merck
Stock Transactions on New York Exchange Volume Report
Readable excerpts show a noon and 3pm listing of selected trades on the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange with price changes and last trades. Numerous named companies appear, including Norfik West, Polaroid, Xerox, Goodyear, and GE, among others, indicating broad market activity and fluctuations.
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NEW York Aevenue
New York Stock Oe
New York
NY Cent
Northrop
Norton
Lowensili
Dale Cont
Tee Cudahy Co
Curtis Pub
We Equity Cp
Curt Wr
Farge
Devel
DanRiv
Perraill
Pact&t
Delta Air
Disney
Claney
Mead John
Doug Airc
Cael Lizere
E Kodak
Pubik
Estonia
E! Pullman
G&g
Eipasong
Alemt
Rayonier
ErieLack
Shan.es. Ethyicorp
Rewaig Co
Va EversPd
FairCam
Reyn Tob
Se Fansteel
Spain
Roy
Schering
Schick
Genanilf
GenDynam
Seeburg
Soprsug Ste
GerberPd
Sucaie
Getty Oil
SouthPac
Ma \Goodrich
Soumry
Goodyr
Vy Spartan Ind
GraceCo
Sperry
Stolling
Siowns
Greyand
Sigooh
Guitmo
Harris Int
Swift Co
Tenneco
Hoff Electron
Te Texaco
ArcanAly
Textron
Houst
Tidewat
Howmet
Valinsur NoAm
interikSt
Unitaire
Ints Packers
VelUnitCorp
John Man
Jones L
SS. S&s
Kayser
Wal Koppere
Enous
Roger
tonPorcem
Lehman
Loews Theat
Lorillard
Macyrh
Mar
Xerox Corp
Yngstsnt
New York Stock Index and Dividend Footnotes
Unclear OCR text outlines stock index concepts and dividend footnotes with codes for ex dividends, special distributions, and foreign issues. Mentions annual disbursements, declarations, warrants, and bankruptcy reorganizations among various annotations.
Bond Arena Rail Data Summary
Fragmentary rail and bond arena data compiled by The Associated Press 1966. Includes figures for noon Friday values, daily and weekly changes, and historical highs and lows with multiple numeric readings and percentages.
Cotton Trading and New York Stock Market Snapshot
AP notes limited cotton trades with close and open quotes around 21.50 to 21.95 cents and a New York Noon Stock Market roundup showing minor shifts in rails and utilities. The report lists several securities and bond categories with small percentage changes and mixed performance across industrials and public utilities.
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New York
Cotton Funo
Hice Baden
Reese
A. Seeld
Cs Sehsei
CAINS
Vees
Aths
North Carolina and South Carolina five day forecast
Fair conditions with mild weekend temps and a cooldown early next week. North Carolina lows dip to 30s in the mountains and near 40s to 50s elsewhere. coastal areas in the 50s to 70s. South Carolina highs around 75 with 40s at night. Rain possible middle of next week.
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North Carolina
Piedmont
Coastal Plain
South Coast
Latoer
South Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
Inez Lashes Progreso as it nears Merida Yucatan coast
Hurricane Inez pelted the northern Yucatan coast with 125 mph winds and heavy rain as it moved toward the Gulf of Mexico. Progreso evacuated about 11,250 residents while Merida prepared for possible flooding and federal aid was requested.
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Merida
Mexico
Inez
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Progreso
New Orleans
Yucatan
Oence i Inez
Caribbean
Bahama Islands
Florida
Luis Torres Mejias
Gulf
Khrushchev Quietly Feels Autumn Beauty Near Moscow
Former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev lives quietly at a country villa near Petrovsky Daliye, enjoying garden chores and hunting. He attends the Moscow elections via chauffeured arrangements, voting for successor Kosygin, while his family maintains two residences and visits from friends remain rare.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Miership
Nina Petrovna
Alexei N. Kosygin
Western Electric Installers Reject Labor Contract
About 22 000 Western Electric installers voted 8231 against and 7240 for ratification of a proposed labor contract with AFL CIO Communications Workers of America. Union officials cited regional issues and holidays as factors in the rejection beyond national terms. Western Electric supplies Bell System equipment and the contract expired July 28 with mediation guiding new talks.
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Washington
Western Electric
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
CWA International
Southeastern
West
Midwest
Manes
Bell Telephone Systems
When Will Worst Be Over
A financial columnist argues fundamentals and market timing clash with stock prices. He warns tight money and Viet Nam war spillover hurt the market, urges smart investing: raise cash, buy gold stocks, short weak issues, or buy top corp and government IOUs for high yields.
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Viet Nam
Wall Street
Housewives Plan Boycott Of Denver Stores
A Denver group named Housewives for Lower Food Prices announced plans to boycott five major chains starting October 17. Spokesman Jay Threlkeld said the effort targets Safeway Miller's Looper's Red Owl and others, urging shoppers to favor independent grocers until prices drop. Mrs Threlkeld and Miller's VP McLeod Hutson echoed concern over producer costs and middlemen inflating food prices.
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Denver
Colo
Safeway
Mill
Rans Looper’s
Red Owl
Jay & Threlkeld
Thursaday
Independent
Rusibackons
Connie
Cleaners
Miller's
Johnson outlines steps to improve East West relations
President Johnson frames a move toward peaceful engagement with the East saying Americans will do their part to build a lasting peace. He announces actions including Export-Import Bank credits to four Eastern European countries Poland Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia and talks of easing Polish debt burdens and a civil air pact with the Soviet Union. He notes satellite weather graph exchanges and a history of a restless postwar peace.
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Poland
Bulgaria
Czechoslav
East Europe
Dean Rusk
United Eeave
Fiat
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
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