Market Slide Continues Amid Mixed Dow Trading
The New York market eased as the Dow fell 3.87 to 899.85 with the AP average down 0.4 at 325.2. Rails moved into plus territory on a fed court ruling delaying the Central Pennsy merger while Ford and autoworkers rumors circulated. Bristol-Myers and Pfizer listed declines tied to earnings news and trial exposure.
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Ford
Auto Union
Rails
Plus
Associated Press
New York Central
Ennsylvania Railroad
Illinois Central
Bristol-Myers
Pfizer
American Cyanamid
Fairchild
John Carter
Control Data
International Nickel
IBM
Xerox
Stock Exchange Dividend Footnotes Explained
Details the New York Stock Exchange table notes on regular and special dividends. Defines footnote letters for types such as extra dividends stock splits liquidating dividends and ex dividend or ex distribution statuses. Includes references to declared payments and conditions for 1967 and prior years.
Regional forecast for North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia
The forecast calls for sunny and warmer weather across the three states with highs in the 60s for North Carolina and 66 to 72 elsewhere, clear to partly cloudy nights in the 40s, and mild Saturdays. In South Carolina highs reach the low 70s with 40s tonight, while Georgia expects fair skies and highs in the low to mid 70s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Cotton futures rise and Mid Atlantic/North Carolina forecast
New York markets show No. 2 cotton futures opening $1.40 to $1.75 higher. The five day forecast for North Carolina and South Carolina calls for below normal temperatures, highs mainly 54 to 62 in the mountains and 60s elsewhere, with nights 38 to 46, some 40s on the coast and 30s in the mountains. Cooler trend with some moderation by Monday and Wednesday. precipitation expected to exceed one third inch as rain or showers Tuesday or Wednesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Campus Protests and Nationwide Antiwar Demonstrations
student demonstrators on the Madison campus challenge government limits as Washington airlifts troops to counter civil disobedience threats. National Mobilization Committee permits protests while planning sit ins and parades in New York and Battery Park. In San Marcos Texas protests flare after antiwar literature is burned and a sit in at Brooklyn College leads to clashes with police. Wisconsin Chancellor Sewell wins a confidence vote after heated campus demonstrations and a protest over Dow Chemical napalm recruiting on campus.
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Washington
Sewell
California
Pentagon
Air Force
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
New York City
National Committee For Responsible Patriotism
Battery Park
Charles H. Wiley
San Marcos
Tex
Southwest Texas State College
Johnson
University of Texas At Austin
Brooklyn College
Navy
Wisconsin
Seven Barnette Deminee for Neshoba Sheriff in Civil Rights Verdicts
Seven Barrette the Democratic nominee for Neshoba sheriff along with Edgar Ray Killen and Jerry McGrew Sharpe faced major guilty verdicts in civil rights cases in Mississippi. Judge Cox ordered Price and Roberts held without bond after accusing them of loose talk and threats. the other convicts remained free on 5000 dollar bonds as the jury failed to reach a verdict on a later charge. The judge criticized Roberts for bluster and noted the deadlocked jury would reconsider after a booster charge first read in 1896. The verdicts were delivered after the jurors returned to the courthouse from a hotel.
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Meridian Post Office
Price
Typhoon Curtails U S Air War
Typhoon Carla weakened over the Gulf of Tonkin curbing U S air operations against North Vietnam for a second day. Navy strikes were washed out while Air Force and Marine aircraft hit targets in the south and near Hanoi. Ground fighting in South Vietnam saw Vietnamese irregulars and U S Special Forces advancing with light casualties.
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Thailand
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Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Con Thien
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Navy
Hon Me Island
Thanh Hoa
Textile import quotas urged to aid U S industry
Senate Finance hearings on protecting industries from foreign competition featured Halbert M. Jones of Waverly Mills urging quotas to keep the textile sector competitive at home and noting current imports cost about 246,642 jobs. Sen Hollings warned of a fourfold rise in textile imports over a decade and the possible need to relocate production overseas if trends continue.
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U.S
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Laurinburg
N.C
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Jones
Senate Finance Committee
Waverly Mills, Inc
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Johnson
Hollings
Senators Balk At Budget Cuts
Washington AP Senators on the Appropriations Committee resist House driven budget cuts aimed at restricting spending. Leader Mansfield opposes forcing last year’s spending level with a shift toward broader reductions. Schultze warns the impact depends on legal interpretation and could reach 6 to 8 billion.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Johnson
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Charles L. Schultze
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Mansfield
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Governors Head For Countdown at Governors Conference
Democrats and Republicans at the National Governors Conference clash over a resolution to back President Johnson's Vietnam war policy. Governor Romney predicts failure to secure a three fourths majority while Rampton says Democrats may pass it despite GOP opposition. Laxalt and Cargo downplay the issue, Rockefeller notes little chance of passage and distances himself from the debate.
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V.S
Johnson
Vietnam
George Romney
Michigan
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Rampton
GOP
David F. Cargo
New Mexico
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Laxalt
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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