Market steady gains narrow as tech leads drift
The Dow rose to 940.48 at noon, up 1.74, with the AP 60 up 0.7 to 343.1. Nike-X antimissile program approval supported aerospace issues like Martin Marietta and Thiokol, while Boeing and United Aircraft slipped. Steel stocks climbed after a fourth weekly rise in output as housing starts improved, but aerospace lagged and rail stocks edged lower on merger delay.
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Cotton futures rise at open in New York
No. 2 cotton futures opened 30 cents higher than the previous close in New York. Trading showed Oct at 341.70, Dec at 31.65, Mar at 32.70, May at 32.90, with further details for dul and Det deliveries and nearby months.
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New Manager Inman Heads Sheraton Coach House Dining Room
Forecast notes new hotel food service head Al Inman appointed manager of the Sheraton Coach House Dining Room with duties spanning all hotel operations. Inman brings Schrafft's background and U S Air Force officers clubs experience to the role. Regional forecast covers North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia with warm mild conditions and cool nights through Wednesday.
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Liz Taylor Fashion Flub Sparks Mixed Reactions
London AP report questions Elizabeth Taylor wearing a red white and blue striped monkey fur dress. Critics note bold horizontal stripes suit taller figures, while Taylor at 35 and 5 feet 4% inches tall is said to appear bulky. Fashion expert Jean Rook calls it a striking misstep.
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Manpower Shares Debut on New York Stock Exchange
Manpower Inc the largest temporary help firm becomes first in its field to list on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading began after board chairman Aaron Scheinfeld and president Elmer L Winter bought initial shares with 100 shares traded under the symbol MAN.
Eckerd Drugs to Acquire 13 Albright And Wood Stores
Eckerd Drugs Inc of Charlotte announced a in principle agreement to purchase thirteen Albright And Wood Drug Stores in the Mobile area. Operational control expected to begin October 1 1967 as Eckerd expands.
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Fertilizer Plant Set By Cooperatives
Raleigh AP reports FOX Inc. will join three farmers cooperatives to build a $32 million fertilizer manufacturing plant near Cofield in Hertford County. The project aims to expand local fertilizer production and benefit regional agriculture.
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FOX Inc
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Hertford County
New Ammonia Plant Planned for Eastern North Carolina
A proposed manufacturing facility will house ammonia, nitric acid, nitrogen solutions and urea plants with an output of 600 tons daily. It will run on natural gas, air and water, with a gas supply contract of 25 million cubic feet per day from North Carolina Natural Gas Co. Efforts by the North Carolina Conservation and Development Department have driven the project to eastern North Carolina, aided by a 1967 tax exemption for gas raw material use and rate negotiations with the Utilities Commission.
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Council Deadlocks Over Green Drive Parking Plan
City council deadlocked over parking on Green Drive near the post office. Engineers propose removing 23 spaces and converting 12 meters to 15 minute limits to ease traffic, with a 12 month plan for a Green Bussell one way pair to further relieve congestion. Council delays Thursday vote as absent members may shift the outcome. Mayor vows to fight the elimination in favor of parkers and nearby businesses.
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Soviet Physicist Tkachenko Returned to Russia on Plane
Russian scientist Vladimir Tkachenko was bundled onto a Moscow bound airliner after his wife Galina Tkachenko accused British officials of inhuman conduct. Britain agreed to hand him to Soviet authorities Monday following medical advice.
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Tkachenko
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Britain
Rap Brown Bonds Free After Four Day Jail Stay
Rap Brown, 23, Black Power advocate and SNCC chairman, was released on a $10,000 nonsecurity bond after four days in Virginia jails. A four hour U.S. District Court hearing granted bond with travel restricted to New York City except for court appearances. He faces multiple charges including inciting riot and arson tied to a Cambridge Maryland speech, and a separate Maryland fugitive arrest issue.
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H. Rap Brown
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U.S. District Court
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Brown
New York City
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Corporation Court
Maryland
Cambridge
Moore Denies Charge on North Carolina Advancement School
Gov. Dan Moore dismissed a Republican senator’s claim that Democratic factional politics victimized the Advancement School. He refused to impound records or accept an out-of-state audit, noting about $4,121 unaccounted and $6,000 in missing equipment. Former directors McAndrew and Buttenweiser have until Oct. 2 to account for funds, saying they used personal checks for school activities. Washington School Board member Alexander cautioned McAndrew’s candidacy for D C superintendent until all facts are in.
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North Carolina Advancement School
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Advancement School
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Peter Buttenweiser
Learning Institute of North Carolina
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Washington, D.C
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Washington
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