Stock Averages Edge Higher As Market Holds Gain
The Dow Jones average rose to 940.18 at noon with an 0.4 or 1.0 point gain as blue chips like Air Reduction Texaco American Motors International Anaconda and So. California Edison posted fractional increases. General Motors dipped slightly while Ford NY Central and Pennsylvania gained over a point. Korvette opened slow then rose modestly after a flood of buyers. Douglas Aircraft advanced about a point. corporate bonds held steady while U.S. Treasuries fell.
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Texaco
American
Chrysler
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Anaconda
Southern California Edison
General Motors
Ford
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
Korvette
Esse
Ecoldea
Douglas Aircraft
U.S. Treasury
Stock Transactions On New York Exchange Mixed
Selected New York Stock Exchange trading figures show varied activity with notable price changes. The report lists stock names and values, indicating gains and losses, and includes notes on dividends and distribution dates from Associated Press data.
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New York Stock Exchange
Morton Kicks Off Storm in Cleveland Fundraiser Speech
Washington AP reports a GOP fundraiser in Cleveland where Senator Morton defended his speech amid claims of a black list. Wesley McCune of Group Research disputes the existence of such a list while Gov. Hatfield and others discuss the group’s materials affecting public policy.
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Wesley McCune
Oo Morton
Morine
Cleveland
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Group Research
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Ore
Mark A. Hatfield
Oregon
Research Inc
Eisenhower
Hatfield
Republic
Friends From Page One A Friend From Page One A
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Rinaldi Witness Says Nervous About Statements Under Probe
Under cross examination Winston admitted nervousness and refused to talk to police, claiming privilege. Officers testified Rinaldi appeared agitated after returning to the station from the hospital. Foushee testified Rinaldi proposed strangling or raping the victim for 500 dollars, a claim corroborated by Putnam and a restaurant cashier.
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Thomas D. Cooper Jr
Winston
Rinaldi
Charlie Edmonds
Gordon Battle
Foushee
Kenneth Putnam
Chapel Hill
Fragmentary Quote Ends Silence in Courtroom
A fragmented quotation shows silence in court with no comments from the chief, the deputy, the assistant, or the latter's chief. The text hints at withheld statements or refused remarks during proceedings.
U.S. Notes Pass Between Johnson and Castro on Cuban Refugees
President Johnson signals a controlled refugee policy for Cubans wanting to come to the United States. Havana backs a staged approach prioritizing close relatives and political prisoners. Washington seeks named evacuees and clear departure details before formal refugee flows begin in about ten days.
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Florida Straits
Castro
U.S
Havana
Washington
Moore Cites Growth In Furniture Industry
Raleigh AP reports Gov. Dan Moore credits North Carolina’s business climate for growth in the furniture sector. He cites the role of local workers and state policies in expanding production and jobs.
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Moore
Raleigh
Dan Furm
North Carolina
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