Stock Market Advances Amid Mixed Auto Sector Reactions
Moderate early gains spread across sectors on the American Stock Exchange with autoworker strikes weighing on GM and Ford while metals chemicals electronics and rails climbed. The AP average rose .8 to 329.2 and the Dow gained 2.20 to 875.74 as copper prices advanced and key rail and utility stocks led.
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New York
General Motors
Wall Street
Red China
Associated Press
Dow Jones
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Bethlehem and
Jones & Laughlin
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cero
Phelps Dodge
Eastman Kodak
Norfolk & Western Railway
Nickel Plate
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Zenith
United Air Lines
Consolidated Edison
Curtis Publishing
Texas Gulf
Polaroid
Xerox
IBM
Control Data
American Stock Exchange
Syntex
Anelex
APL Corp
Astrodata, Computer Sciences
Draper
International Products
Martin-Marietta Warrants
Philips Electronics
Monogram Industries
Nuclear Corp. of America
Peruvian Oils & Min- Ferguson
Magellan Petroleum
U.S
New Pa Stock Exchange
Declared or Paid Stock Dividends and Ex Rights Terms
The fragment lists terms for dividend actions including declared or paid in 903, 1964, or with stock dividends. It mentions accumulative issues with dividends in arrears, cash value estimates, ex dividend and ex rights, and related terms like warrants and bankruptcy.
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Domestic ratten futures open higher by twenty cents
New York reports opening gains in ratten futures with prices up twenty cents per bale from the previous session. Market activity centers on early trading as traders gauge demand and supply dynamics.
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New York
Johnson outlines U S stance after Moscow leadership changes
Johnson says younger leaders may be less rooted in the past yet realistic. He lists four implications for Americans: persistence of dangerous Communists, inevitable turmoil in the Communist world, sympathy for new Eastern European independence, and continued pursuit of peace. He notes Dobrynin’s briefing confirms no change in basic Soviet policy and urges resolve to avoid catastrophe.
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Moscow
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Eastern Europe
Anatoly Dobrynin
America
Cuba
Senator Tower to speak at Greensboro fund-raiser
Republicans will hear Senator Tower, the first Texas Republican U S Senate winner since 1870, at a $15 plate dinner at the King Cotton Hotel in Greensboro tomorrow evening. Tower serves on the Labor and Public Welfare Committee and the Senate Republican Campaign Committee.
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Greensboro
Tower
U. S. Senate
Texas
King Cotton Hotel
Senate
Republican Campaign Committee
Serance
Americans widely back Oswald as Kennedy killer as doubts linger
A 1964 Washington Post report shows 87 percent of Americans believed Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated President Kennedy, with 23 percent doubting the lone- gunman theory and lingering questions about accomplices and Ruby’s role.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
John Kennedy
Ruby
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
The
Washington Post Co
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Moore Plans Unity Message At North Carolina Rally
Democrat Moore campaigns for unity and progressive leadership in North Carolina as he opposes Republican Gavin. He headlines a 7th District rally at Whiteville National Guard Armory, denouncing Gavin as inconsistent while stressing decades of state progress.
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Perseex
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Moore
Robert Gavin
National Guard
Whiteville
Council
Ostate
Charlotte’s
Park Center
Thad Eure
North Carolina
Eure
Venice
Durham
Johnson-Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Democratic Party
J. Melville Broughton Jr
Johnson
Hendersonville
Gavin
Two Boys Missing Since Friday
Two third grade boys Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary were last seen at 4 p.m. Thursday and remained missing as Fairfax police widened the search after a rainstorm ended the field search. Police chief James Finan said calls came from across the Greater Cincinnati area and alerted eastern law enforcement to look for the boys amid reports one planned to run away.
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Cincinnati
James Finan
Fairfax
Little Miami River
United States
Johnny Hundley
Jimmy McQueary
GOP Seeks Equal Time After Johnson Address Rejected
Washington AP Two GOP requests and ABC NBC and CBS denied free air time after President Johnson’s nationwide address. The FCC called a full commission meeting to rule on whether Sen. Barry Goldwater should receive 15 minutes of response time. Dean Burch condemned the ABC decision as violating airwave laws and said the ruling will bind all networks.
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FCC
Barry Goldwater
Burch
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U S Housewives Are Brainwashed Says Phyllis McGinley
Pulitzer Prize winner Phyllis McGinley defends homemaking against claims it undercuts women. She argues education pressures have unsettled housewives and praises being a housewife as a true profession, contrasting with careers she calls upstarts.
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Weston, Conn
Phyllis McGinley
Miss McGinley
Charles Hayden
Einstein
Jess Phyllis McGinley
Dder Hill North
AMC and UAW Reach 3 Year Contract for AMC Division
American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers announced a three year contract covering AMC’s 24 000 automotive division workers with profit sharing and higher pensions while Kelvinator appliance division workers in Grand Rapids remain out on strike threatening car production. Rambler and Ambassador output expected to resume after a four day strike and GM remains largely idle amid broader national bargaining.
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American Motors Corp
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Horizon
Borg-Warner Corp
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Ford
Chrysler
Setehakyasir Anoustry
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American Motors
Barry Goldwater Presses Civil Rights View In Campaign
Barry Goldwater told about 300 Republican staff and volunteers that freedom of association has two sides and said forced integration is as wrong as forced segregation. He noted a Chicago civil rights speech and pondered national use of TV for his message as he began a six state campaign swing.
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Chicago
Arizona
GOP
Republican National
Demolition versus construction in New York in 1963
In 1963 demolition surged as a major business rivaling construction in New York City with about 3,700 buildings torn down shaping the urban landscape.
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New York City
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