Market rises as Dow gains on bargain hunting and peace hopes
The Dow Jones industrial average climbs 10.41 to 782.12 as market sentiment improves despite labor issues at Chrysler and GE. IBM, Polaroid advance while Texaco and Standard Oil rise. American Telephone adds 1½ percent and oils show renewed investor interest amid broader gains on the American and the American Stock Exchange.
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New York
Chrysler
General Electric
Johnson
Far East
Viet Nam
Associated Press
IBM
Polaroid
Texaco
Standard Oil
New Jersey
International Harvester
American Telephone
American Stock Exchange
Simmonds Precision
Prentice-Hall
National Video
Susan Thomas
Xtra Inc
Syntex
Alloys Unlimited
Conduction
Giannini Controls
New York Stock Transactions Listing Brief
A clipped AP entry lists selected stock transactions on the New York Exchange. The data includes high and low quotes and the latest price for numerous issues, reflecting a snapshot of trading activity for the day.
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New York
Market Stocks and Bonds Summary From AP Data
A dense listing of daily stock and bond figures shows many companies with varied percentage changes and price levels. Major names include Magnavox, Merck, Motorola, Procter G, Westinghouse, and Union Carbide among others, with data on ex dividends and share movement.
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North and South Carolina five day forecast
Forecast notes cool nights with 40s to 50s inland and 50s along the coast. Tuesday brings more clouds and scattered mountain showers. Temperatures Wednesday through Saturday will run 3 to 8 degrees above normal with readings in the Asheville Raleigh Charlotte Columbia and Charleston areas and light scattered showers midweek.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Norrmal
Asheville
Charotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
Sheriff Resigns in Coal County Oklahoma
Sheriff Coffee quits his post in Coal County. He is the fourth sheriff to resign in under a year, signaling ongoing turmoil in local law enforcement.
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Coalgate
Okla
Bynum Coffee
Insanity Contended In Slaying Verwoerd Trial
Defense psychiatrist says Tsafendas claimed he killed Prime Minister Verwoerd because a tapeworm inside him altered his life and actions. Trial continues with insanity plea and extensive mental health testimony as the fate of Tsafendas rests on psychiatric judgment.
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David J. Paine
Cape Town
South Africa
Tsafendas
Hendrik Verwoerd
Harold Cooper
O Ae
P. Hicas
Lourence
Mozambique
Conaie
Crete
Verwoerd
Brown urges Britain to press on with Viet Nam peace plan
Foreign Secretary George Brown returning from talks in the United States and Canada said Britain should press on with its own Vietnam peace proposals. He reported a clear understanding with the Russians on what needs to be done and said progress depended on willingness to move forward.
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London
George Brown
Britain
Brown
United States
Canada
Johnson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lester B. Pearson
Viet Nam
Geneva
New York Stock Index At Noon Reports Mixed Early Activity
The New York Exchange index at noon showed a mix of gains and losses as traders digested early earnings and inflation data. Analysts note volatility remains elevated as the market weighs sector leaders and rate expectations.
Johnson Appeals For Equality Amid Campaign Pause
President Johnson, pausing his congressional race, urges Americans to champion Negro equality. He appeals to Polish American and Italian American groups, saying openness to opportunity must override race and origin. Republicans accuse Johnson of misrepresenting their Social Security stance.
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Washington
Johnson
Brooklyn
America
United States
GOP
Cf Time Scientaltigation Campaign Practices Committee, Inc
Learning Transfer Skepticism Highlighted by Scientists
Drs David Samuel and Melvin Calvin joined Dr Byrne in discussing learning transfer research. They noted skepticism among scientists due to irreproducible results and inconsistent attempts to extract nucleic acids from brain tissue for injections. Byrne described a series where rats were trained to press a bar.
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David Samuel
Weizmann Institute
Israel
Melvin Calvin
University of California At Berkley
Byrne
Academy
Spanish Americans Lay Claim To Land In New Mexico
About 350 members of the Federal Alliance of Land Grants camped in Carson National Forest near Abiquiu claiming 500000 acres of federal land. They allege the U S government has refused to recognize their ownership since 1848 and vow to protect their claim with armed men while a meeting with forest officials is scheduled in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
Carson National Forest
Abiquiu
Don Seaman
William D. Hurst
Southwest
U.S. Forest Service
Alliance
Reies Lo
Pez Tijerina
Forest Service
Tijerina
San Joaquin del Rio de Chama
Don Carlos IV
Spain
United States
Mexico
Seaman
National Forest
Board Will Probe GE Walkouts
NEW YORK AP President Johnson set up a Taft Hartley board to study widespread strikes against General Electric plants in six states. About 30 000 of 125 000 unionized workers are idle despite a new AFL CIO contract. The inquiry will begin with a 6000 worker walkout at the Evendale Ohio jet engine plant.
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New York
Johnson
Taft-Hartley Board
General Electric Co
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Presidential Board of Inquiry
Evendale
Ohio
Massachusetts
Indiana
IUE
TUE
Schenectady
N.Y
Auburn
Utica
Pittsfield
Mass
Ashland
Independent
United Electrical Workers
Fort Wayne
Ind
U Thant To Relay Protest On Zionist Invasion
Secretary-General U Thant planned to meet with Ambassador Arthur Goldberg to relay an Asian-African protest over the Zionist invasion of Syria’s U.N. mission. A protest by 19 American Zionists at the Syrian offices led to arrests as the Security Council debated Israel’s complaint.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Syria
U.N
New York
Middle East
Thant
United States
George J. Tomeh
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Jamil ‘M. Baroody
General Assembly
Gonia Peenics
Yeemov
Switzerland
Lesotho
Security Council
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