Market Mixed on News as GM Strikes Weighs Stocks
The New York stock market rose irregularly with rails and chemicals leading gains while motors and utilities lagged. GM edged down on ongoing strike, Ford hit a new high after a two for one split, and the Dow tapped a new noon high but remained below its record close.
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U.S. Steel
Associated Press
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Sinclair
Pacific Tin
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Xerox
Eastman Kodak
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Johns Manville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pan American World Airways
American Stock Exchange
Computer Sciences
Eco Corp
TWA
Silver Creek Precision
Perfect Photo
Hilton Hotel
Pancoastal Petroleum
Brazilian Traction
U.S
Fragmented stock dividend terms from 1963 to 1964 notes
The text lists several dividend scenarios including paid in stock, cash value on ex-dividend dates, and actions across 1963 and 1964. It references accumulative issues with arrears, stock splits, and deferred or omitted dividends with mentions of ex distribution dates and estimations.
Humphrey Loses Watches and Cuff Links to Admirers
A lighthearted society note reports that Humphrey misplaced several personal items, including watches and cuff links, believed to be taken by admirers. The item hints at social engagements and a playful loss during a busy week.
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Humphrey robbed of wristwatch and cuff links after rally
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey said he lost a wristwatch and cuff links after a Sharon Pennsylvania rally. He noted admirers grabbed his arm and the items slipped away as he reached his car.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sharon
Tshombe Protests Detention During Nonaligned Summit
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe protested being treated as a prisoner after detention in Cairo. He says 30 Egyptian agents shadow him while he is under house arrest awaiting a nonaligned summit. Diplomatic sources note UAR and Algerian embassies were blockaded and Nasser pledged to keep Tshombe until the Leopoldville blockades end.
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Tshombe
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Algeria
West
Patrice Lumumba
Floods lift toll as Goldsboro area braces for more water
Evacuations halted by high water as Wayne County roads flood. Furniture moved to Wayne County fairgrounds for safekeeping. Red Cross reports no public evacuation centers yet but could house families in schools if needed. Thousands of acres under water, with damages running into hundreds of thousands of dollars and multiple roads closed. Civil Defense posts set up as floodwaters threaten hundreds of homes, especially near Goldsboro and Fair Bluff where streets flood and several businesses close. Weather forecasts warn floods will persist with crests on the Neuse and Lumber rivers later in the week.
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B. A. Homes
Kinston
Beatle Fans From Cleveland Switch Allegiance in London
Two 16-year-old Beatles fans from Cleveland, Janice Hawkins and Martha Schendel, who crossed the Atlantic to see the band, were found in London and lodged under guard. Police say they have switched allegiance to the Rolling Stones and plan a Cleveland visit. mothers request return home.
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Mrs Johnson Tours South Carolina Campaign Trail
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson travels aboard the 17 car Lady Bird Special through Winnsboro, Charleston and Columbia. She greets supporters, receives gifts at the Russell House and faces jeers from GOP demonstrators as Goldwater supporters chant in Orangeburg. The tour aims to boost Democratic prospects in the November election.
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Rusk Defends Viet Nam Policy and Warns Castro
Secretary of State Dean Rusk rejected claims of government inaction on South Viet Nam. He said the major war and peace issues demand decisive moves and noted Johnson’s advisers face election considerations. Rusk warned Castro of consequences for interference and referenced the Allied Treaty in a stern tone.
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Dean Rusk
Johnson
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South Viet Nam
Rusk
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Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Johnsons praise Dixie tour amid Rowdy South Carolina crowds
Lynda Bird Johnson described crowd taunts in Charleston as rude comments from outsiders while Olin Johnston urged restraint. Dixie tour aims to boost Democratic support in South Carolina, highlighting federal spending and tax transfers to the state in a heated political setting.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
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Charles
Democratic Party
Homecoming at Ragsdale Friday Night
Ragsdale High School in Jamestown will host its annual homecoming with a parade past Ragsdale and Millis Road schools at the end of the day. The Friday football game against Gibsonville begins at 8 p.m. Floats, in a post game review, lead to the crowning of Homecoming Queen Joyce Honeycutt by Student Council President Charles Eakes. Alumni reception follows in the cafeteria.
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