Market Rise Pauses As Profit Taking Hits Early Trading
New York AP report notes stock indices flirting with fresh highs before profit taking slows the session. The Dow opened higher but slipped from a noon peak after broad gains in electronics and office equipment unevenly tempered by notable declines in Zenith and SCM Corp among others.
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New York Exchange Criticizes Speaker Ban On Academic Freedom
University officials from New York Exchange condemn the speaker ban as a violation of academic freedom and warn it threatens accreditation. They call the policy a serious threat to North Carolina's public higher education.
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Interdealer NASD Quotations At Approximate 4:30 PM
Quotations from the NASD show interdealer prices as of about 4:30 PM with markets fluctuating through the day. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions while bids represent interdealer levels and ask prices have been adjusted upward for approximate markup.
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North Carolina Negro Teachers Earn Higher Averages
Raleigh AP reports that North Carolina Negro public school teachers and supervisors average higher salaries than white peers. Dr Charles H Carrell says more Negro teachers hold advanced degrees boosting pay. white teachers average 4248 while Negroes average 4537. principals and supervisors also show gaps.
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Jury Selections Continue In Rinaldi Murder Trial
In Hillsborough North Carolina AP a sixth juror was seated for one day for the second trial of Frank Rinaldi a former part time university English instructor accused of killing his wife in 1963 Five jurors were chosen earlier Today Water J Johnson of Hillsborough was accepted as the sixth panel member Johnson indicated he would not vote to convict on circumstantial evidence alone The state secured a first degree murder conviction last November 18 during the first trial More than 30 jurors were screened with five chosen to hear the case against the 36 year old Rinaldi
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High Point Youth Council Plans Community Projects
Members of the new High Point Youth Council held their first regular meeting at the City-County Building to discuss service projects for the community. A proposed focus is aiding the Parks and Recreation Department with the annual Halloween Carnival set for Saturday night October 30, led by recreation official Bill Cook.
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Orphan Receives Covina Lions plastic surgery aid
Patricia Burgess, a Mexican orphan with facial scarring and missing teeth, arrives in Covina on a d0-day visa for plastic surgery funded by the Covina Valley Lions Club after a Griffin couple encountered her at an Ensenada orphanage. A physician notes past injuries from a car accident.
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LBJ Medical Updates From White House Report
A second bulletin details President Johnson’s progress. He slept well, woke at 11, and shows mild discomfort. He no longer requires travenous feeding and walks unassisted. A drainage tube remains at the incision. other tubes have been removed. Surgeons removed the gall bladder last Friday and a ureter stone.
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Henry Wallace Hospitalized Not Serious
Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace, 77, has been hospitalized at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda Maryland since the month’s start. A spokesman says he is suffering a speech impediment after a recent stroke and that he is not in serious condition with no major problems anticipated.
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Surgery Planned at Queen of the Valley Hospital West Covina
The club plans a 1 15 pm operation at Queen of the Valley Hospital in West Covina. Expenses are undetermined with portions of services donated.
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