Steel Leads Strong Rally as Markets Climb
New York stocks rise on heavy early trading led by steel makers. Bethlehem Steel reports record third quarter profits boosting investor optimism for future quarters alongside higher dividend boosts from Texaco and CitiService. The Associated Press average gains 2.5 points with industrials up sharply and autos firm on October sales.
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New York
Deboost
Bethlehem
Texaco
Citi Service
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange Noon Prices Report
AiiStock list shows selected NYSE transactions with noon prices and 3pm figures. Unofficial figures note dividends and footnotes detail special payments and stock dividends as of the session on the exchange.
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New York
7 Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Abbott Lab
ABC
Abex Cp
AlliedStr
AllisChel
Alcoa
Amerada
Am Bosch
T&t
Wiite Ck AmZinc
AMP Inc
Ampex
JohnMan
Johnsnl
Jones L
Avco Cp
Avnet
Babcok
Chrysler
Joy Mfg
Keiser Alon
Ennecott
Lofgis
Liddmcn
Aon
US Steel
Whelen
Univopg
Varian As
Endo Co
CNR Ap Mae
College honors Dr. Rogers at chapel service
Dr. Max Rogers, leaving to become Chief Surgeon of the Southern Railway System in Washington DC, was honored by High Point College at chapel today. President Wendell Patton presented a citation while Angela Smith spoke for students about his impact on the college community.
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Max Rogers
Southern Railway System
Washington, D. C
High Point College
Wendell Patton
Angela Smith
Rogers
Bill McDermott
Dr. Rogers
HPC
William R. Locke
Lois Edinfer
Forecast for North and South Carolina
North Carolina and South Carolina forecast shows mild start then cooler weekend. Temperatures average near normal with Asheville 63 38 and Charleston 73 50 cited. Precipitation totals about a quarter inch in the mountains and half inch or more elsewhere, centered Friday and late period.
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South Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
Carolinas
Subandrio Faces Death Sentence in Indonesian Coup Case
President Sukarno may not sign the execution order for former aide Subandrio who was sentenced to death by a military tribunal for aiding the October coup. Subandrio refused clemency and received 30 days to appeal. Five others were given the same punishment amid speculation the regime might keep him alive for leverage.
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T. Jeff Williams
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Subandrio
Putyee
Food chain chiefs ready to meet on grocery prices
Na tion al Association of Food Chains chairmen say supermarket owners will sit with shopping group leaders to discuss costs. Gordon Bloom offers to send representatives nationwide to talk market prices as 1 000 delegates meet in Miami Beach. FTC cites farm level supply changes as price trigger.
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Miami Beach
Fla (Ap
National Association of Food Chains
Gordon Bloom
Boston
Chain Store Association
Charles Lundstrom
Greater Miami
Washington
Americana Hotel
Association
Clarence Adams
Lundstrom
Manila Summit Yields Gains for All Sides Yet Satisfies Few
The Manila summit produced benefits for many parties while leaving broad dissatisfaction. The United States pledged commitment to Asia and the region faces poverty disease illiteracy and hunger. Viet Nam peace talks showed slight progress with a troop withdrawal timeline but no final peace formula or Viet Cong role defined.
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William L. Ryan
Manila
Globe
United States
Pacific Ocean
America
Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Asia
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
Chung Hee Park
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Brezhnev Harvest Record Elevates His Hold on Soviet Policy
The article notes a 1966 Soviet wheat harvest near 65 million tons, with an 18 to 20 million ton surplus for internal and export needs. Brezhnev, praised as the harvest hero, consolidates power like Khrushchev, while 1965 reforms push quotas, debt cancellation, and private plots amid favorable weather.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Kazakhstan
Siberia
Ussr
Russia
Recording Allegedly Doctored Tape Sparks Campaign Row
Democratic Chairman John Bailey denounces a doctored Johnson speech recording used in fall campaigns. Nixon accuses Kennedy of undermining Johnson over Viet Nam remarks as Archibald faces GOP questions about objectivity of the Campaign Practices Committee.
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Gaylord Shaw
Washington
John M. Bailey
President Johnson
Bailey
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
GOP
Grand Rapids
Mich
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Johnson
Viet Nam
Samuel J. Archibald
Nonpartisan Campaign Practices Committee
Rep
Bob Wilson
Rcalif
Archibald
House of Representatives
First Iron Factory Sighted in England in 1161
Britannica notes the first iron factory in England appears around 1161. The terse attribution situates early industrial activity in medieval England, highlighting a pivotal development in metalworking and manufacturing history.
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England
Are
Edia Britannica
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