Market Edges Higher Amid Weekend Cautions
Trading favorites rose by a point or more while investors awaited the start of the high Jewish holy days next week. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon slipped 0.6 to 3415. Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.75 to 925.76 as losses in blue chips like American Telephone, Standard Oil New Jersey, Kennecott, and Sears weighed on the averages.
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New York Exchange Opens with Mixed Commodity Futures
Domestic futures opened with limited actual trades in cotton, soybeans, and rice, potentially reaching millions in value. Flooding along the Black River near Black Rock Arkansas climbs above 16 feet, expected to crest around 13 feet on Saturday, while nearby towns remain on higher ground. Strawberry River overflow closes routes between Lynn and Strawberry in Arkansas.
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Weather edges central Rockies to Upper Michigan
Scattered cold rain chills wide area from the central Rockies to Upper Michigan with portions seeing mixed precipitation and patchy wet conditions.
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Cathedral chimes echo hour twice in Seychelles islands
A fragmented report notes cathedral bells in the Seychelles archipelago reportedly chime the hour twice, an unheard feature until now. Local residents recall the unusual double toll, with no clear explanation or official statement from church authorities.
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FCC Takes ITV Networks To Task
FCC Chairman E William Henry criticized networks for a steady stream of repeats and rejects during summer hours and urged a summer workshop for experimentation. He questioned viewer tolerance for stale programming and suggested using summer to test new ideas with independents and sponsors.
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NEA lifts sanctions on Oklahoma after two pivotal votes
The National Education Association announced it lifted sanctions against Oklahoma after two dramatic votes. Dr. William G. Carr said the people chose to improve education, citing a July legislative upgrade of 28.7 million dollars and a statewide referendum potentially adding up to 30 trillion in local funds. The NEA earlier cited substandard district conditions including salaries, buildings, and safety, and noted Oklahoma teachers earn far below the national average. Carr noted the approved program by the Legislature.
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Foreign Aid Bill Clears Senate in One Day
The Senate approved a broad foreign aid measure after one day of debate, routing amendments and passing $973 million for economic aid and $1.17 billion for military assistance. The package totals about $3.86 billion with various offsets and riders, including funds for the Peace Corps and development grants.
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Drexel Earnings Jump In First Nine Months
Drexel Enterprises Inc reports a 22 percent earnings rise for the first three quarters vs last year. Nine months ended Aug 31 net sales reached 52.53 million with earnings of 3.07 million and earnings per share at 2.16. Outstanding shares slightly increased to 1.42 million. Legislature approved education goals including free textbooks expansion and teacher benefits.
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YDC Opens N C Convention Today
Charlotte AP reports North Carolina Young Democrats gather for a two day convention with debates over the presidency. Contenders James Graham and Robert Huffman clash amid charges of rigging. Banquet speaker Bill Moyers to address attendees Saturday night. Huffman asserts broad county support and vows victory.
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Final Congressional Approval Of Antipoverty Bill Expected
The Senate is poised to approve a bill granting President Johnson $1.786 billion to combat poverty across programs. Republicans plan to attack dropped provisions restricting political activity, while House action already cleared the compromise measure. The package funds Job Corps camps, Work-Study, Vista for America, and other community action programs with a mix of federal appropriations and state roles, and includes Senate-backed provisions on governors’ veto powers and administration.
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Soviet proposals at UN urge end to Vietnam war and world disarmament
Gromyko pushed for an end to U.S. bombing and a return to the 1954 Geneva accord as the Viet Nam conflict’s solution. He urged seating Red China in the U.N. and called for a mid 1968 world disarmament conference, plus a draft treaty on nonproliferation and an assembly debate on non intervention in domestic affairs. He warned against outside aggression and warned about third parties seeking to deepen India Pakistan tensions.
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