Market Tumble Mixed as Airlines Gain Amid Stocks Slump
New York shares edged lower at noon with the Dow Jones at 871.39, while airline stocks rose on strong traffic data. Standard Oil of Indiana moved on big ore discovery news, and several rail and steel issues wavered as merger prospects and profit-taking shaped a choppy session.
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New York
General Motors
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Alaska
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago & North Western
Erie Lackawanna
Nickel Plate
American Stock Exchange
Fotochrome
Barness Engineering
Hill
International Products
Harnischfeger
Philips Electronics
Alloys Unlimited
Old Town
American Book
Cinerama
Carnation
Aerojet-General
Judge Johns Posts March Reward Publicized in Denver
District Judge Mitchel B. Johns announced a March reward of 30 days in jail for the person who took sunglasses from his desk. The note appeared in Denver Colorado with figures 31.90, 31.45, 31.65, and 31.60.
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Denver
Colo
Mitchel B. Johns
Geeeweewar
Over Counter Stocks Quotation Notice
The following prices are from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources as unofficial ranges for BID and ASKED. They indicate approximate values at the time and do not represent actual transactions. Quotation will be furnished upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Miller Says LBJ Cracking Under Pressure
Miller accuses President Johnson of cracking under the pressure of war and peace issues during a West campaign swing. He questions if Johnson should have control of nuclear weapons while canvassing California and the West. Miller notes Mundt’s call for less invective and discusses Reynolds’s exit from the GOP committee.
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Medford
Ore
Johnson
Miller
West
Goldwater
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
California
Idaho
Utah
Portland
Berlin
Grant Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Reynolds
National Committee
Dean Burch
O Neal and Johnson clash over Washington influence in district race
The article reports Johnson gate charging Washington officials influenced Negroes to vote for his opponent while O Neal says he knew nothing of such support. O Neal calls himself a segregationist. Support from figures including former Gov. Marvin Criffin shifts to Goldwater. Albany’s Black precinct backed O Neal. winner succeeds Rep. Pilcher, with Byrd facing November campaign.
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Washington
O Neal
O'Neal
Marvin Criffin
Albany
J. L. Pilcher
Meigs
Byrd
Howard H. Callaway
Piny Mountain
State Board of Regents
Democratic Party
Goldwater
Rep
E. L. Forrester
Leesburg
Gladys Shrinks to Tropical Storm Near Nova Scotia
Hurricane Gladys, downgraded to a tropical storm, neared Nova Scotia as forecasts warned of heavy rain and strong winds. Major warnings ended in many areas while the Annapolis Valley remained in the storm's path, threatening its 2.5 million bushels of apples still on trees.
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Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
New York
Annapolis Valley
Dinner Set To Honor Rep Cooley In Raleigh
Congressman Harold Cooley will be honored for 30 years in the House at an October 15 dinner in Raleigh Memorial Auditorium. Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman will speak, as organized by a Middlesex group, and attendance is open beyond the 4th District. Cooley chaired the House Agriculture Committee and backed major bills including the Cotton Bill Wheat Bill and the Food Stamp Plan.
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Raleigh
Harold Cooley
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Middlesex
Bill Williams
Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
Willams
Williams
Wake
Nash
Chatham
Johnston
Randolph
Davidson
Freeman
North Carolina
Minnesota
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Moore and NC Democrats Tour Piedmont 100 Counties
Gubernatorial candidate Dan K Moore and North Carolina Democratic leaders led a 100 county campaign swing through the northern Piedmont stopping in Yadkinville Mocksville Salisbury Lexington Winston-Salem Greensboro and Burlington. The bus leg from Sparta to Wilkesboro featured Moore promising to listen to voters and focus on education highways and industry.
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Yadkinville
N.C
Dan K.moore
North Carolina
Piedmont
Mocksville
Salisbury
Lexington
Winston - Salem
Reensboro
Burlington
Moore
Sparta
Wilkesboro
Theseields
Morganton
Brough
Accused Rapist Captured Near Folkstone
A 105 pound man identified as Glenn Elliott Bruce 22 of Penns Grove New Jersey was captured in Jacksonville after a pursuit that included a car crash at New Bern and speeds up to 100 mph. He confessed to raping Mrs Betty Jean Phipps 26 of Wilmington and stealing a pistol and ammunition. Authorities said Bruce tied and attacked the woman on a dirt road near Folkstone before fleeing with her car.
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Jacksonville
N. C
Wilmington
Folkstone
Tom Marshall
Glenn Elliott Bruce
Penns Grove
N.J
Marshall
Bruce
Betty Jean Phipps
Whiteville
Mrs Johnson Shops For Suits In New York City
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson made a brief trip to New York City to shop for winter suits. She visited the Carlyle Hotel and viewed several outfits before a shuttle flight back to Washington. Hospital Moore promised continued progress in mental health.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York City
Carlyle Hotel
Washington
Governor Russell on Thurmond switch and 1966 race
Gov. Don Russell declined to say if Thurmond’s party switch helps or hurts South Carolina Democrats in the November election. He dodged questions on running for Thurmond’s Senate seat in 1966, preferring to focus on the November 3 vote and Johnson Humphrey support. He praised Johnson as capable and noted action on the cotton-price issue. Russell said anti poverty programs will be formed at the county level under the bill.
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Columbia
Donald Russell
Strom Thurmond
Russell
South Carolina
Thurmond
Johnson-Humphrey
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Senate Reapportionment Plan Moves as Rider
A proposed rider to the foreign aid bill urges federal district courts to allow state legislatures extra time for reapportionment and to base elections on law in effect last Sunday. If states fail to act, the courts would assign the reapportionment themselves.
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Johnson
Congress
Supreme Court
Opening Tobacco Sales On Old Belt Range From 42 To 50
North Carolina Virginia Old Belt opening flue cured tobacco sales show early averages from 40 to 52 per 100 pounds. Most leaf untied, three fourths of first day sales tied. seven day period to sell tied leaf only. Prior opening day 7,630,720 pounds at 58.69 cents. Volume heavy. bulk sales 30 to 72, with 72 practical top. Stabilization loans estimated at 10 to 15 percent of sales. 13.2 percent opened last year to Stabilization. Grades: United Primings Good lemon 60-63, fair lemon 54-62, low lemon 45-60, fair orange 60-65, low 42-60. Nondescript Choice lemon poor 14-20. Lugs Fair lemon 70-72, lemon 68-72, 65-70, fair orange.
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Aerojet
McCall
Am Petrof
McDonAir
Cal Fri
Fois Ad Callahm
Asadiss
Val Barnes Eng
Camp Sp
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Chile
Mohasco
Vertis
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Montdu
CaterTrac
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Morrell
Eevee Cenconist
Motorola
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jatCan
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YesHycon Mig Beware Chiirkispac
E Islam Corp
Seeee
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Kaiser Ind
Kratter
Nat Steel
Mead John
CollinRad
Colt Indust
Noche
Wina Avia
Signal Dia
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ComSat Corp
Norwich
Webb& Knapp
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Pacg&e
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Pan Am
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Curter
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Domemin
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Rayette
Caidas
East Air Line Co
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EastKo
RepubAv
Eaton Mig
Va RepubStee
EiBonds
el & Music
Elect Assoc
ReyTob
Eipasong
Rheem
Emerson
Richfoll
EmerRad
Rohr Corp
John
ErieLack
Royal McBee
EvansPd
Ryder Lyst Evership
FairCam
Fedo Corp
SeaDimp
Filtrot
Scherg
Fia
Seab AL
Bia
Searsgo
FoodFair
Searsr
Amer Fidelity Life Fmc Corp
Amer Furniture Co
Foote M
Shell
Carolinas Capital
Sinclair
Singer Co
Colonial
Frito Lay
Smithk
First Union Nat Bank
Gulf Life Insurance
Harris-Teeter
Jefferson Stand Life
Gen Dynam Cig
SouPac
Lance, Inc
GenElec
South Ry
Gen Foods
Sperry Rand
Life & Casualty
GenMills
Spiegel
StdOli Cal
Gentel&e
StaOil Ind
Piedmont Nat Gas
GenTire
GaPacitic
Stoiinj
Pyramid Life Ins
GettyOil
Security Life & Trust
Gillette
St Packaging
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StanWar
Goodrch
StautiCh
E SteriOrug
North State TelCom
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listiGraceCo
Newrandu
Studebaker
York Stock Exchange
Graapp
Swift Co
Grumn
Tenn Gas
Abbott
Alleg Corp
Hanna Cola Ou
Tidewat Oi
Allegh Lud
Weli Alieg Pwle
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Honeywell
Twente
Alcoa
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Howe Sd
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AmBadest
INONC
Airett
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Meinger Rand
Séa
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T&t
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JohnsMann
AMP Inc
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Vanad Corp
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Varian As
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VendoCo
Anken
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Kresge
AtiRef
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Atlas Co
Kroger
Als
Avco Corp
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Whitem
Ye Wilsn Co
Lenman
V WinnDix
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XeroxCp
BeechAir
LockAire
Loral Electr Bigelow
Lorillard
LukensSt
Briggs
Bullard
Associated Press
North Carolina
Virginia
Old Belt
Federal
Stabilizations Corp
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