Markets Turn Irregularly Higher Amid Profit Taking In Glamour Stocks
New York stocks rose modestly in uneven trading as profit taking hit glamour issues. The UP1 index showed a 0.25 gain with 1,207 issues, 539 up and 411 down. Braniff led losses, while Western rose 14 percent and several aircraft makers and tech stocks fluctuated amid mixed sector results.
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New York
UPS
United Press International
Braniff
Eastern
Northwest
United
Pan American
Delta
Continental
Western
TWA
American
Motorola
Admiral
Zenith
Magnavox
RCA
Sperry Rand
IBM
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Douglas
United Airlines
United Aircraft
Boeing
McDonnell
Xerox
American Telephone
SCM
du Pont and
Eastman
New York Central
Mixed Rails
Solitron
Simmons Precision
Selas Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Alabama Sheriff Withdraws Candidacy at NSA Meet
Sheriff James G. Clark of Dallas County Alabama drops his bid for president of the National Sheriffs Association at the NSA convention in Mobile. He nominates T Ralph Grimes of Fulton County Georgia for the post, Grimes approved by the nominating committee and to be voted on today. Ferber cites Clark's tenure uncertainty in Dallas County as reason. Clark faced opposition as a symbol of resistance to racial integration.
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Mobile
Ala
James G. Clark
Dallas County
National Sheriffs’ Association
Clark
NSA
T. Ralph Grimes
Fulton County
Atlanta
Grimes
Martin J. Ferber
Hackensack, N.J
Supreme Court justices split across liberal and conservative factions
AP analysis shows five justices labeled liberal often aligned, but votes in 18 major 1965 66 term cases reveal mixed alignments. Brennan voted with the majority most often. Black and Douglas dissented frequently. Warren and Fortas had notable dissents. Clark leans conservative but not rigid. White shows independent streak with multiple dissents.
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James Marlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
William J. Brennan Jr
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Abe Fortas
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Potter Stewart
Tom C. Clark
Black
Harlan
Stewart
Douglas
Clark
Warren
Fortas
Brennan
White
Henry Fonda's Son Posts Bail in Marijuana Warrants
Los Angeles AP reports actor Henry Fonda's son Peter, 26, and three others posted $2,000 bail after warrants charged possession of marijuana. Police found marijuana plants at Peter Fonda's Tarzana home.
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Los Angeles
Henry Fonda
Peter
Fonda
Tarzana
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