Stock Market Mixed as IBM Dips and Dow Edges Higher
New York trading showed a mixed session with IBM sliding to a yearly low while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 856.36 at noon. Ford and Chrysler advanced, General Motors recovered from an early loss, and several blue chips including Boeing and Xerox edged up. profit taking weighed on others and the tape reflected uneven gains across sectors.
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New York
Motors
Ford
Chrysler
IBM
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Steels
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Sears, Roebuck
Boeing, du Pont
U.S. Smelting
Xerox
New
Filter
P International
Kulka Smith Data-Control Systems
Capital City, Broadcasting
Newtonand U. S
STOX
Over-Counter Stock Prices From The National Association Of Dealers
Unofficial stock quotes from the National Association of Dealers and other sources show bid and asked ranges. They are not transactions and are provided as a rough guide for over the counter stocks.
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National Association of O Ere Dealers, Inc
Cotton futures open with no trades in New York
The report notes no actual trades registered as cotton futures opened in New York with the Dow Jones averages mentioned. In a separate item from Schaerding Austria three students dressed only in neckties were arrested for indecent exposure in the town fountain.
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New York
Schaerding
Austria
Upper
Aus- Dectria
First Leaf Tobacco Sales Open With $42 to $50 Averages
North Carolina Middle Belt markets opened with flue cured tobacco selling at $42 to $50 per hundredweight. The Associated Press notes the estimate covers untied leaf and expects higher averages as tied leaf sales begin. Middle Belt markets sold 3 573 164 pounds at an average of $54.57 per hundredweight.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Middle Belt
Stabilization Corp
Johnson orders FBI reports on street violence patterns
President Johnson directs the FBI to compile hundreds of reports on recent street violence to detect patterns and assess need for new federal laws. He told mayors and governors such assistance will be provided and cited riots in Philadelphia and Harlem as examples.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
Johnson
FBI
Fede
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Mississippi
Georgia
Philadelphia
Harlem
Brothers Held In Attack in Alamance County
Three Alamance County brothers were held without bond after Judy Brown identified them as the men who allegedly raped her four times Friday night after a dance in Mebane. The assaults followed her agreement to drive Ralph Perkins home from the event.
Motel Roof Falls as Dora Hits Jacksonville Beach
Jacksonvi lle Beach residents recall Dora's fury with roof ripped off the Sea Ranch Motel as four guests and a baby sheltered inside. Nearby Atlantic Beach reports a collapsing third floor wall and evacuated streets as 500 people rest in a National Guard armory while the storm passes.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fla
George Takach
Takach
Ocean Front Sea Ranch
Tennessee
Goldwater presses Johnson clash across Northwest
Goldwater criticizes President Johnson on domestic and foreign policy in Seattle. He vows the GOP will not be a me-too party and campaigns in Boise Great Falls and Minneapolis ahead of a major speech. A faulty radio kept his plane on the ground briefly.
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Coliseum
Boise
Idaho
Great ‘Falls
Mont
Minneapolis
Dora Hurricane Wreaks Havoc Across Florida and Georgia
The hurricane Dora battered St Augustine and Jacksonville Beach with hurricane winds and heavy rain. The storm drove tidewaters over the St Johns River into Jacksonville homes and flooded rivers across northern Florida and southeastern Georgia. National Guard trucks moved in to evacuate residents as water systems faced shortages at shelters and utilities.
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National Guard
St. Augustine
Dora
Weather Bureau
Florida
Georgia
Charleston
S.C
Myrtle Beach
Gulf
Sarasota
Apalachicola
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Jacksonville Beach
St. Johns
Jacksonville
My Big
Dora Looms as Florida Inland Water and Winds Rise
The Weather Bureau warned of hurricane proximity with unpredictable paths along the Atlantic coast. Small craft were advised to stay in port while easterly winds reach 15 to 25 knots offshore and 20 to 35 knots in the south, shifting to southeast by Friday. Inland rain is forecast for the Coastal Plain as 50,000 residents fled the northeast Florida coast ahead of Dora.
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Weather Bureau
Raleigh-Durham
Atlantic
Bureau
Fred Willis
Florida
Dora
Adventurer 71 Finishes 10000 Mile Pacific Crossing Alone
William Willis, 71, completed a two stage solo Pacific voyage aboard a 18 foot raft with three pontoons. He started July 4 1963 from Peru and reached the Tully River near Brisbane Australia. He faced storms and injuries including a possible broken back and paralysis from the waist down for six days. He plans to lecture at the World's Fair in New York upon return.
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William Willis
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Samoa
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Rae
Murray
Tully River
Hank Penning
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