Market Dip on Mixed Opening as Dow Off 7 Points
New York stock trading opened lower with the Dow Jones down 7.29 at 786.80 at noon. Du Pont led declines, Motorola slid after a forecast of weaker second half earnings, while IBM Fairchild and other glamour issues also fell.
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du Pont
Dow Jones
Motorola
Associated Press
Wall Street
Eastern Air Lines
Fairchild Camera
IBM
Polaroid
Douglas Aircraft
Xerox
New York Exchange Bond Averages and Dividends Listed
The New York Stock Exchange bond averages show noon prices and daily changes across categories including public utilities industrials and higher grade rails. The report explains dividend notations and footnotes detailing various types of distributions stock dividends liquidating dividends and special payments with a legend of letter codes for 1965 and 1966 actions.
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Ull
Lye
Erode
Forecast for North and South Carolina Temperatures and Rain
The forecast calls for Thursday through Monday to run two to six degrees below normal with highs in the 72 to 84 range and lows from the 49 to 79 area. Expect at least one third inch of rain with showers and thunder showers toward week end and again early next week. A cooler trend develops across the region with heavy rain likely in the southeast portions tonight. Highs reach the 68 to 82 degree range in the mountains and coastal zones.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Charlotte
Raleigh
Asheville
Columbia
Charleston
FBI probes China Grove school violence under civil rights act
The FBI is investigating whether three terrorism acts against China Grove school personnel violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The latest attack involved more than 20 bullets fired at Principal Robert Lemmon’s home. other incidents targeted two teachers, with one shot at their residence in Concord. No injuries reported.
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China Grove
N. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert Lemmon
China Grove Junior
FBI
Buckshot
George Lyerly
Rt. 1
Concord
Lyerlys
Lyerly
Winecoff ‘School
Robert M. Murphy
Charlotte
Jesse Carson
Murphy
Lemmon
Riots Erupt in San Francisco as Negro Neighborhood Violence Escalates
Police mobilized 500 officers including 400 San Francisco cops to halt rioting sparked by the shooting of Matthew Johnson, 16, by Patrolman Alvin Johnson. Blocks around Third Street, Hunters Point, and St. Peter’s Baptist church saw brick attacks and arson as Mayor Shelley and fire chief Roche faced chaos.
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California
Highway Patrol
Thomas Cahill
Third
Newhall
Oakdale
St. Peter's Baptist Church
Hunters Point
Shipyards
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Matthew Johnson
Alvin Johnson
John F. Shelley
Thomas Roche
Second to Win Acquittal in Liuzzo Slaying Trial
A 43-year-old Klan member, Eugene Thomas, was acquitted by a nine-member jury in Hayneville Alabama for the murder of Viola Liuzzo, a white civil rights worker, amid complex testimony including FBI witness Rowe. The verdict followed earlier Klansmen convictions in federal court and contrasts with state prosecutors' disappointment.
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Ku Hr Klan
Eugene Thomas
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Thomas
Liuzzo
Detroit
Bessemer
Richmond Flowers
FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe
Rowe
Birmingham
Klan
Collie LeRoy Wilkins
Wilkins
William Orville Eaton
U.S. District Court
Montgomery
Liuzzo King
Flowers
Manila summit seen as limited peace push by GOP leaders
Senate Republicans discount the Manila conference as a real path to Viet Nam peace. Dirksen says a broad Asian meet may reveal plans to fund extended Great Society benefits worldwide. Javits urges clear, attainable objectives and warns against overpromising. Fulbright doubts significant new action will come.
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Senate
Johnson
Manila
Viet Nam
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Southeast Asia
Asia
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Honolulu
Saigon
U.S
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Australia
South Korea
Thailand
New Zealand
South Viet Nam
United States
India
Pakistan
Japan
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
GE Accused of Fixing Bulb Prices in Antitrust Suit
The Justice Department filed a federal antitrust suit accusing General Electric Co. of maintaining artificially high bulb prices through price fixing with wholesalers and retailers. GE contends the practice is legal and serves the public, with 1963 bulb sales exceeding 173 million dollars, about half of the industry total.
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New York
Justice Department
General Electric Co
General Electric
Housewives Battle Prices Meet With LBJ Aide
Phoenix AP says a 4 000 member group Housewives Organized for Better Living meets Esther Peterson Johnson administration consumer prices aide. They seek lower grocery costs and criticize government taxes on bread. A second group, Housewives Voice for Lower Prices, is boycotting bread and expanding in St. Louis Milwaukee and Washington.
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Ariz
Esther Peterson
Johnson
C. Richard Kresse
Housewives Voice
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington, D.C
Tribesmen Use Wood Ashes as Salt Substitute
Some African tribesmen reportedly use ash from wood, rich in potassium, as a condiment in place of salt. The practice highlights traditional salt scarcity and adaptation in local diets and cooking habits.
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