Market gains steady as Dow nears 910 on Friday
The New York stock market opened with a moderate gain led by Occidental Petroleum and General Electric. Ford and General Motors showed small declines while American Motors edged higher as investors noted chemical price moves and a Federal Reserve easing tone.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Alleghany Corp
Occidental Petroleum
Bache & Co
Occidental
General Electric
du Pont
New York Stock Exchange Prices and Dividend Footnotes
The New York Stock Exchange release lists afternoon prices with detailed dividend footnotes. It explains abbreviations for cash and stock dividends, ex-dividend status, rights, warrants, and special cases ahead of 1967 distributions.
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New York Stock Exchange
Irner
North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast covers North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Highs range from 70s in mountains to 80s and 86 elsewhere. nights cool to 50s in mountains and around 70 on the coast. Chance of scattered showers in mountains and western areas, extended through Saturday and into Monday with total rainfall of one half to one inch or more.
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Brown Pleads Innocent At Session
In New Orleans H. Rap Brown pleaded not guilty to federal gun charges. Armed guards patrolled the downtown court building as he appeared for arraignment and remained free on a $15,000 bond. His attorney sought an injunction against prosecutions under state arms laws.
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William M. Kunstler
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McNamara Attacks Romney as Weak on Truth in 1968 Fight
McNamara labeled Romney weak on truth during a 1968 nomination battle, while former Oklahoma Governor Bellman warned the claim would damage Romney in a presidential race. Ray praised McNamara as a fierce adversary, and Romney prepared to meet Republican leaders in Miami Beach as the party's convention site was set for 1968.
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Henry Bellman
McNamara
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Zenith Boosts Ad Budget Over Ten Million For Fall Drive
Zenith Sales Corporation increases special funds for distributor and dealer newspaper advertising by over 50 percent. The expanded fall campaign raises the total factory distributor and dealer ad program to more than 10 million dollars, in addition to existing national newspaper ads.
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Union Pacific appoints Haywood as general traffic agent
Charles E. Haywood was appointed general traffic agent for Union Pacific Railroad with headquarters in Winston Salem. announced by T L Vogel traffic manager New York City. Haywood succeeds the late David R Walker and will oversee North Carolina the southern portion of Virginia and the northern portion of South Carolina.
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T. L. Vogel
Union Pacific
New York City
David R. Walker
North Carolina
Virginia
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North Vietnam Hides By Day Moves By Night
Manila Times correspondent Amanda Coronila reports that North Vietnam relies on darkness and improvisation to evade U S air power. Roads and rail lines are dispersed and camouflaged by day while heavy nocturnal movement keeps supplies flowing to the south, with trains and trucks operating mostly at night and stations deserted by day.
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Baltimore Strike Looms Threatened By Unrest In Schools
The Baltimore teachers union warned a strike could begin before next week, as negotiations over bargaining procedures and non teaching duties faltered. Detroit and New York City faced ongoing or looming walkouts, with about 1.3 million students affected nationwide amid contract battles and potential injunctions.
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Record Leaf Prices Set On First Day
Raleigh AP reports a record first day average of 67.53 per hundred for flue cured tobacco at North Carolina Middle Belt markets. The figure tops last year’s 66.61 opening day record by 52 cents as 5,613,143 pounds sold across 10 markets, with most sales between 63 and 71 per hundred.
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Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel Stock Donated to N C State Foundation
Raleigh AP A gift valued at over 2 million dollars transfers all capital stock of the Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel Inc to the North Carolina State University Foundation. Owner John A Williams Sr and foundation president I Lee Parker announce the donation and note continued hotel operation.
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Pentagon outlines South Vietnam barrier to slow infiltration
The Pentagon described a proposed barrier across South Vietnam that would range from barbed wire to advanced devices to slow infiltrators and trigger alarms. It could stretch over 40 miles below the DMZ with jungle clearing using soil poisons to prevent regrowth for about a year.
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