Market Slide Deepens on Wednesday on American Exchange
The stock market fell sharply in a active afternoon session with losses beating gains about 2 to 1. Dow Jones at noon dropped 5.15 to 883.03 as analysts linked the retreat to the Aug 30 low and lingering money market concerns. Several issues offered resilience with some stocks like Rheem and Teledyne advancing while Dow components and blue chips declined.
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Stock Dividend and Ex Rights Abbreviations List
A compact glossary of financial shorthand includes DOW JONES codes and numerous prefixes and letters. Entries cover ex dividend ex distribution stock dividend and related actions with status like declared paid 1967 or 194 percent plus stock dividend.
Forecast for the Carolinas and Georgia region today
Variable cloudiness with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms mainly east of the mountains and near the coast this evening. Clearing tonight and Thursday with cooler air. North Carolina highs near 60 in the mountains and 70s elsewhere. lows near freezing in the mountains to around 50 along the coast. Georgia will clear and be windy and cooler after southeast showers and thunderstorms, with frost at night in the north. Temperatures show 60s to 70s, with nights 30s to 40s north and 38 to 44 south.
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KayLyn and Sedgefield expect over 8 million in 1968 sales
C. S. Lambeth, president of KayLyn Inc of High Point, reports 1968 sales will exceed 6 million. KayLyn, in its sixth year, expanded factory space from 100,000 to 150,000 sq ft on Pendleton Road. Its related Sedgefield Furniture Corp is doubling plant capacity to 70,000 sq ft and expects over 2 million in 1968 sales, bringing combined totals to more than 8 million.
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Ralph S Andrews Named Merchandise Manager at Walker Shoe
Ralph S Andrews joined B. B. Walker Shoe Co in 1955 as merchandise manager for the retail outlet in Asheboro. He advanced to buyer in 1958 and held customer relations in 1960 before becoming assistant vice president in 1964. He will now coordinate sales between all subsidiaries and the Asheboro base.
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Dangers of Marijuana Debated in Federal Reports
Federal officials say marijuana is not physically habit forming but may cause psychological dependence and anxiety. The Crime Commission noted no conclusive link to harder drugs or deaths, yet warned it can trigger confusion, disorientation and temporary psychotic episodes in predisposed individuals.
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General Moore Warns of Marijuana Trouble in Vietnam
General Moore says marijuana in Vietnam is not more widespread than among U S troops of similar age but poses serious brain effects in combat. He notes suspected pot parties causing accidental shootings, widespread crop growth, Viet Cong trafficking, and funds aiding terrorism. Arrests rise from 239 last year to 524 this year.
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Cotton Futures Edge Higher At New York Open
In New York, No. 2 cotton futures opened steady to higher, up about 55 cents a bale from the prior close. Early quotes show sessions at 32.90 to 33.92 with surrounding support levels around 31.52 and 30.50.
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Moderate living costs rise for city families study shows
Washington AP report says a four member city family needs about $9,000 for a moderate standard of living, up 39 percent since 1959. Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Arthur M. Ross notes the budget reflects aspirations and is not a standard American family.
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Dixie living costs tend to be lower in Atlanta
An AP report based on a U S Labor Department study shows the typical Atlanta four member family spent 8434 in 1966, about 9 percent below the national urban average and 21 percent under New York City. Other Southern cities ranged from 83838 in Baltimore to 93981 in Washington, with nonmetropolitan Southern areas at 7855.
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New York Stock Exchange Index Sees Minor Changes
Noon NYSE index shows modest shifts with sector movement. Industrial and Transportation sectors edge up slightly while Utilities and Finance dip, leaving overall indexes with small gains and losses. Limited readable data mention specific tickers.
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Drive to suspend licenses for chronic violators in NC
Raleigh AP. North Carolina Motor Vehicles Commissioner Ralph Howland announced a tough policy to suspend driving licenses of chronic traffic law violators. He targets about 10 percent of flagrant violators with 50 plus arrests after reviewing records and calling for hearings. The plan follows meetings with highway patrol and support from Gov. Dan Moore.
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