American Exchange Gains Lift Airlines Electronics in Wide Market Moves
The market sees sharp gains in airlines, electronics, and office equipment with adds across various glamor issues. Dealers note gains range from fractions to a point while other groups such as motors, rails, utilities, chemicals, oils, and nonferrous metals advance on a hopeful Wall Street mood.
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U.S. Treasury
Johnson
Wall Street
Andrew Brimmer
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Koch seeks asylum in the Soviet Union
Harold M. Koch asks the Soviet foreign ministry to grant political asylum. He protests American aggression in Vietnam, cites U.S. poverty and racial injustice, and expresses a wish to join Soviet efforts for world peace and a new social order. He offers to use the press and other media to advance his cause.
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Tass
Koch
Foreign Ministry
Harold M. Koch
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
U.S.S.R
Funston to resign as head of New York Stock Exchange
G Keith Funston age 55 will resign as president of the New York Stock Exchange effective September 10 1967. He has led the exchange since 1951 earning 125000 a year and says he will spend more time with family pursue hobbies travel and serve on boards. Edwin D Etherington also announced plans to resign from the American Stock Exchange to become Wesleyan University president.
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Va Norwich
New York
Prices Stock Exchange
Drexel
duPont
Owensil
Aerojet
Wereta
ArkLaGas
Assdoll&g
EastAirl
Atlas Cp
Pac Petro
Barnes
E Kodak
Pactat
Brazil
Pwl Y m
Ebatonya
Pan Am
Chile
Eg&g
Cinerama
Contrel
PennDixie
ErieLack
Faircam
Fly Tiger
Fair Hill
FedderCp
GientYel
Goldfield
Feddstr
Phill Pet
Gt Bas Pet
FerraoCp
Gulf Am Ld
Filtrot
Hoerner Wald
Firestnell
PitPlate
Kaiser Ind
Flintkote i
Va Pit Steel
Mackey Alr
Mead John
Procter G
Mich Luger
Publkind
FoodFair
Pullman
FordMot
Sperry R
Ralston Pur
Statham
Venc
Va Rayonier
Syntex Cp
Raytheon
Technicol
Nsra
Associated Press
Reynod
Rheem
York
Tapi
Roan Sel
Rohr Corp
Gpubsvc
Roy Ccola
Roy Dut
Ge Pacific Ib
Abbott Lab
GerberPd
Safeway St
Getty Ol
SanFran
Gien Ald
Gillette
Ad Millis
Geert
Sanders
Scheniey Ye
Admiral
Scott Paper
Seab AL
Gt West Fintom
Allied C
Gtwsug
Sears Roe la
Sim AlliedStr
Seeburg
AllisChat
Rumnaire
Alcoa
Sunmo
SharonSt
Amerada
Hie Guion
Shell Oil
AmAirlin
Oulsteut
ShellTra
Sher
Sinclair
AmCan
Halliburt
SingerCoe
AmCrySug
Te Smithk
AmCyan
Harris
Aba
Sopr
Ameipw
Soucale
AmEnka
Hercine
South Co
Hertz
SouthPac
Hoff Electron
T&t
AMP Inc
Idaho
Teledyne Inc
Atchison
Nick
Texaco
Packers
Avco
Textron
Jon Logan
Tim
Jones L
Beckman
Transam
Beech Air
Mel
KayserRo
Kennecott
Galthie KernClLd
Beth Sti
Tia
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Unocal
Pac
Kresge
Kroger
UnitAirLin
Lear Sieg
Unite
LenPorCem
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Burroughs
US Steel
Varian
VaElPw
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Macyrh
Mad
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Cenco Ins
MagmaCop
Magnavox
WashWat
Mayostr
Wilson Ai
Gene
ClevEll
Xerox Corp
MinerCh
CBS
Morrell
Alrtin
Nat
CrowCol
Cork
Curtis
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G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Edwin D. Etherington
American Stock Exchange
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Middletown
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Funston
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Riots In Atlanta Shake Negro Neighborhood Over Two Nights
Racial violence erupted in a predominantly Negro area of Atlanta for two nights with light injuries and several arrests. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. appealed for leaders to address grievances as rioting continued amid fires, rock throwing, and police protests, while Carmichael incitement charges loomed.
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Ivan Allen Jr
Allen
Secene
Hubert Warner
Adro
Worner
Milton Wright
James Gilt‘mier
Wsb-Tv
Jai Tokely Carmichael
Tanzanian murder case ends with two assessors finding accident
In a Maswa court a two assessor panel cleared Kinsey of murdering his wife. They found no evidence that infidelity was a motive and deemed the death an obvious accident. Judge Harold Platt would deliver his verdict on Saturday after a lengthy summation.
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Malwa
Peverley
Riverside
Conn
Gail Bagley
Elsberry
Harold Platt
Ley
Maswa
Peace Corps
Ededem Effiwatt
Kinsey
Effiwatt
Byron Georadis
Corom
Nediaeen
Lone Tree
Georgiadis
East Africa
Syracuse University
Comling
Tanzania
Balloonist crosses U S in four month voyage
IT WAS GREAT Balloonist Tracy Barnes completes a 3000 mile cross country balloon trip from San Diego to Villas New Jersey. He spent four months and over 200 airborne hours, surviving crashes and a hospital stay after colliding with a mountain peak near San Diego and a river near Pittsburgh. Barnes aims for Europe and enjoys crowds in small towns as winds guide his ascent.
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Wright
M. J. Spears
Kly
Spears
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Barnes
Grand Canyon
Rockies
Chester
S.C
Brenda
Europe
Heaviest Air Raids Are Staged By U S Command
North Viet Nam saw the heaviest air raids of the war as B52 bombers hit targets in the DMZ while Canberra and Phantom aircraft conducted follow up strikes. U S pilots logged a record 171 missions against Hanoi Haiphong and the Panhandle, destroying barges bridges depots and supply sites. In South Viet Nam 363 sorties claimed the destruction or damage of over 200 enemy bunkers tunnels huts trenches and fortified positions amid a lull in ground fighting.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Panhang
United States
Anchorage Hotel Fire Kills 13 in Rainbound Blaze
A early morning blaze at the Lane Hotel in Anchorage Alaska killed 13 people including two women. Fire swept the two story 33 room building. 13 bodies were recovered from the ruins, with the first ten found on the second floor. The fire began in cold rain and was controlled after about two hours. The cause remained undetermined.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Vic Bernasconi
Forecast North Carolina and South Carolina Outlook
North Carolina shows variable cloudiness with scattered showers mainly in the mountains and near the south coast tonight. Lows mostly in the 50s, highs Tuesday 72 to 82 in the mountains and 77 to 88 elsewhere. South Carolina has varied temperatures with scattered showers tonight and Tuesday. Lows 64 to 72, highs 77 to 86.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Searched Thoroughly Before Death Toll Could Be Determined
Rescue teams scoured the area for hours before officials confirmed the final death toll. Authorities urged caution as investigators reviewed evidence and gathered witness statements. Local responders coordinated with state agencies to ensure accurate counting and safety.
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