Stock Market Mixed. Ford and Chrysler Drag. IBM Leads
The New York noon stock list shows firmer tendencies early but an irregular overall drop amid a Friday Ford labor strike deadline and Chrysler worker walkout fears. IBM and Xerox rose about 3 each while Ford and General Motors edged lower. rail and nonferrous sectors weakened and the AP average and Dow hovered lower on lighter volume.
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U.S. Rubber and
International Harvester
Leaf Prices and Quality Decline on North Carolina South Carolina Markets
Flue cured tobacco piles up at redrying plants as prices and quality slip in North and South Carolina. A meeting of advisory and sales committees of the Bright Belt Warehouse Association is planned at the request of L. T. Weeks. A three day marketing holiday was declared to ease congestion. North Carolina Eastern Belt sold 15.3 million pounds at $56.69 per 100 pounds Monday, up 61 cents from Friday. South Carolina North Carolina Belt traded 14.7 million at $63.78 per 100, up $2.59.
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Roland C. Davies Dies at 68 Editor of Telecommunications Reports
Roland C. Davies, 68, editor and publisher of Telecommunications Reports, a trade journal, died Tuesday. He founded the Journal in 1934 and earlier worked for The Associated Press.
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Roland C. Davies
Telecommunications Reports
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Ledford PTA Opens Year With Evening Meeting
THOMASVILLE The Ledford High School Parent Teachers Association will hold its first meeting of the year tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Officers and committee chairmen meet at 7 p.m. in the library. The Ledford Choir will provide a musical program and stay in the cafeteria after the meeting.
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Hughes Reunion at Westfield Baptist Church
The Hughes family reunion is set for Sunday at Westfield Baptist Church between Lexington and Asheboro. Attorney T Worth Coltrane will speak at 11 a.m. The Disciples of Song and the Tony Trio will provide music. A lunch will be served at noon.
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Stations Ordered To Pay For Copyright Infringement
A U S District Court judge ruled three Washington state radio stations infringed on copyrights held by Irving Berlin Richard Rodgers and Cole Porter. Damages set at a minimum of 258 dollars per work with 350 dollars joint liability for Rogan Jones and Wescoast/KPQ KIXI. The ruling joins KGMI KIXI and KPQ against further infringement and signals possible appeal.
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Volkswagen of Air To Be Shown In Ellerbe North Carolina
The United States will see for the first time a new French designed airplane called the Volkswagen of the sky. It will be exhibited on the ground and in the air with low purchase and operating costs. About 300 planes are planned for production and shipment in the first year after the plant opens. The highly mechanized plant sits on a five acre site between Ellerbe and Pinehurst and will employ 60 people.
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Thurmond Could Lose Assignment to Armed Services Seat
Sen Strom Thurmond's move toward leaving the Democratic party could cost him a key berth on the Senate Armed Services Committee unless Republicans keep him. Senate and party leaders cautioned no committee reshuffles until January.
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Thurmond Neared Switch to Republican Party
Thurmond signals possible party realignment joining Barry Goldwater's Republicans amid 1966 re election bid. He hints at attacking national Democratic leadership and South Carolina party figures while weighing how a shift could reshape U S politics and his Senate future.
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Miller Attacks Johnson Over Texas Land Covenant
Republican congressman Miller blasted President Johnson at the Texas State Convention accusing him of racial hypocrisy over a 1945 Austin land sale to Austin's former mayor. Miller claimed a 1938 Johnson deed lacked a covenant against African descent and pressed for proof of Johnson's racial tolerance.
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