Auto Stocks Drift as Market Shifts After Good Reports
In New York the stock market faded from an early gain and moved unevenly after a positive session initial. Auto stocks retreated despite strong industry reports while IBM moved up early then trimmed gains. The AP average rose modestly while the Dow fell 1.70 points at noon amid mixed moves across sectors.
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Armour
Merr Ch
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Monson
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du Pont
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Ban Ee
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Mtra
Texaco
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Woolworth
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Werth
Hog and cattle market roundup across Georgia Florida and Chicago
Packer hog receipts amount to about 2500 across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Ga Dothan Jacksonville with mostly 2 percent higher qualities. Chicago reports 7000 hogs. barrows and gilts steady to higher on heavy weights and sows lower on some ranges. Georgia cattle auctions show receipts 1400 with steers and heifers generally steady to lower, calves and bulls mixed. prices listed for various weight classes and grades.
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Johnson Notes Busy Weekend in Washington
President Johnson, after a Texas ranch weekend, announced Edward A. Clark as ambassador to Australia. He signed a 15.4 billion military bill, created 12 Consumer Advisory Council members, appointed Dr. Richard H. Holter as chairman, and released an IRS report showing a reversal of prior tax error trends. Kilduff resigned as White House press secretary to start a Washington PR firm.
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Goldwater calls for military lead in Vietnam war policy
Barry Goldwater urges President Johnson to allow the military to control the Vietnam war and says ground forces should not be engaged in large scale action if he were president. He also questions the need for nuclear weapons in Vietnam.
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Explorer Dies in Newport Obituary of Reginald Orcutt
Newport New Jersey AP report notes Reginald Orcutt aged 71, a former Arctic explorer and retired business executive, died Friday. He previously led expeditions and later held senior roles in industry, leaving a legacy in exploration and business leadership.
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