Market slips as early gains fade across key groups
American Exchange shows a softer trend in steels motors and chemicals while aerospace gains falter. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon falls 0.4 to 350.4. the Dow Jones average dips 0.11 to 947.65. Major movers include SCM Corp down after an initial rise Fairchild Camera down two points Zenith off over a point and Exaco retreating from gains.
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Associated Press
Jones
SCM Corp
Fairchild Camera
Zenith
Radio Corp
Exaco
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Selected New York Stock Exchange Transactions Listing
New York Exchange report lists selected NYSE and American Stock Exchange transactions with abbreviations for dividends, stock splits, ex-dividend dates, and special notes on liquidation, stock dividends, and 1965 action. Commentary explains footnotes for corporate actions and dividend statuses.
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New York
Abbott
ABC
Fise NY Stox
Amex
Shelton’s Last‑Minute Change Delays Klan Records Probe
Shelton and his lawyer entered committee offices on the eve of the opening, then refused to identify Georgia Klan incorporation papers and subpoenaed records. He repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment along with the First Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments, signaling a broader defiance amid a tense investigation.
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Page LA
Shelton
Willis
Dow Jones Averages Update Brief
Market summary notes brief movements in the Dow Jones averages with quick 10 second reports and public access updates. Investors see small trading shifts as daily activity unfolds across major indices and sectors.
Student petitions boost support for American troops
Liam Webb, a Detroit junior, launches a drive on a presidential petition. About 80 petitions circulate at West Virginia State College as Student Council President Glen Knapp aims for 1,800 signatures backing U S troops. James Skidmore Jr says Detroit program is Operation Sweet Tooth.
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Liam Webb
Detroit
West Virginia State College
Glen Knapp
James Skidmore Jr
The
Jaycees
Dominican Republic Quiet After Rumors of Overthrow
In Santo Domingo rumors spread that the provisional government could be toppled as fighting flared in the capital. Three people were killed and seven wounded in clashes between rebels and army troops before subsiding. President Garcia Godoy met with staff and with ex rebel leader CM Pan Deno to seek a halt to violence. U S Ambassador Bunker returned from Washington and aided the OAS backed settlement. An aide questioned a transfer of mobile TV equipment before the plan was public.
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Ican Republic
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia-Gordoy
Francisco Caamano Deno
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Washington
Garcia-Godoy
UNC To Get Louis Harris Survey Data
Louis Harris, national political opinion analyst, to place his survey data at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as the official repository. Chancellor Paul Fromont and university officials announced the arrangement in Chapel Hill.
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UNC
Chapel Hill
N.C
Louis Harris
Lic
Universiy of North Carolina
Paul Fomnegnond Pyres Bor
Viet Cong Attacks Plei Me Camp In South Vietnam
Viet Cong forces reportedly attacked the Plei Me Special Forces camp 25 miles south of Pleiku, firing antitank weapons and rockets. An American helicopter was shot down as 200 to 500 guerrillas stormed the site. Twenty Viet Cong bodies lay on barbed wire, while 60 to 100 more were sighted in the area. tribal casualties were described as light and a nearby village feared for. A patrol set out from the camp.
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Plei Me
Pleiu
U. S
Rinaldi Granted New Trial In Wife’s Death Case
The State Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Rinaldi over errors in the prior proceeding. The defendant protested his innocence stating he did not kill his wife Lucille, and testimony discussed alleged crimes including torture themes and a feud over a life insurance policy naming his wife as beneficiary. The retrial was anticipated to begin Thursday with jurors yet to deliberate.
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Fountain
Shively
Sipp
Tee
Cooper
Rinaldi
Lucille
Waterbury
State Supreme Court
New York Cotton Futures Open With No Trades Registered
New York cotton futures opened with no actual trades registered as the market started today. The report notes a quiet session with prices influencing early activity but no transactions yet.
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New York
Mass Killer Recorded Screams Of Victims
Police in Manchester report a mass killer who tortured and murdered victims on the moors. Detectives found tape recordings and photographs in a Cheshire house and a suitcase with further tapes at a Manchester station as the hunt for bodies continues.
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Manchester
England
Cheshire
Pennine Hills
Market week schedule and market access problems noted
Market day through Tuesday will hold with a weekend market area opening. The exposition building in High Point will close Sunday at 1 p.m. and reopen for shopping. Buyers cite 150 mile market stretch from High Point to Drexel with limited parking and housing shortages.
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High
Ecto Oemen Post Services
Big Southern
Asher Caplan Marvin Cooper
Tires of Retail Stores Service Inc
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Hickory
Lenoir
Drexel
John Tobin
Southern Buying Syndicate
Fashion Furniture Stores
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Caplan Cooper
FFMA
Tobin
Caplan
H Sarts
Kentucky
Florida
Kennedy says more senators back Morrissey nomination
Democratic leaders claim a surge of support for Morrissey to a U S District Court judgeship in Massachusetts after an FBI report allegedly clears concerns. Senator Kennedy asserts many colleagues now back the nomination despite Republican opposition led by Dirksen who calls Morrissey unqualified.
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Kip Devet
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Morrissey
FBI
Boston
Dirksen
Johnson
U.S. District Court
Duke of Windsor to undergo eye operation
The 71 year old Duke of Windsor will have surgery to seal a small retinal tear in his right eye at Columbia Presbyterian Eye Institute. He arrived with Wallis Simpson and said he feels pretty good. He had prior retina surgery in Europe and Houston earlier this year.
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New York
Duke of Windsor
Eye Institute of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Europe
Houston
Vietnam policy support cited by unnamed sources
A source notes it is easy to understand how this can happen as people in North Viet Nam have been cut off from the rest of the country and discusses implications for Hanoi's Vietnamese policy.
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North
Viet Nam
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