Stock Market Rally After Losses Sparks Broad Gain
A buying wave lifted the market in early trading, easing four days of losses. Volume ran 2.63 million shares in the first hour, the heaviest since hourly NYSE tracking began May 19, 1983. Dow and 60-stock averages rose with gains across airlines, motors, steels, chemicals, and GE, IBM, and Du Pont improving.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Weather Forecast Mixes Heat With Afternoon Showers
The report notes noon stock list coverage and a forecast of 84 to 92 degrees Wednesday with a low around 66 to 72. Partly cloudy and warm conditions expected today tonight and Wednesday with scattered afternoon thunderstorms.
West Berlin Mayor Brandt urges gradual trade barrier reduction
In Rome, Willy Brandt calls for easing barriers between the European Common Market and the European Free Trade Association as a step toward political union. He proposes a joint secretariat to address economic and political integration.
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Rome
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Europe
European Common Market
European Free Trade Association
Georgia Prices and Auctions Report From Atlanta Markets
Trading light on the Atlanta wholesale fruit and vegetable market with Florida oranges at 3.26 to 3.50 and cantaloupes around 1.50 per bushel. Georgia cattle auctions report Monday receipts at seven markets about 3,300. slaughter steers 21.50 to 24.00, cows 11.50 to 17.00, calves up to 28.50, feeders 16.00 to 24.00, hog receipts 8,200 across several cities with plant-delivered prices 22.60 to 23.50 for various weights. Georgia live poultry supplies are adequate with farm prices 14.44 to 15, plant prices 15.16 to 16.
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Elec
Proct & G
Jen Mills
RCA
Baker
Gen Tel & Tel
Jenesco
Rexall
3A Pacific
Reyn
Indian Head
Boeing
Bu. Borden
Int Bus Mc
Sperry Rd
Ind
Calum & K
Int
Coly Palm
Lou & Nash Texaco
Lucumbers
Bu. Collins R
Macy
Martin M
Sat “& Merr Ch&s
Aire
Exdis
Minn M M
Monson
Gas Cp
Okra
Delta Air Lti Mont Ward U
Dow Chem
Nat Dairy
Choice
du Pont
Nat Distill
East Air L
Olin
Westy
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Pepsi Cola
Wrigley
Xerox
Ford
Foremost D Phill
ST. Marks
Fla
Atlanta
Florida
Georgia
U.S
Sylvester
Utility
Thomasville
Egg price report from Atlanta today
The AP notes egg prices in Atlanta with per dozen ranges for sizes extra large 40 to 44 cents, large 37 to 48 cents, medium 20 to 35 cents, and small 28 to 29 cents.
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Atlanta
Hunted Casualties Mount as Vietnam Raid Fails
A U S Air Force B57 bomber near Saigon was hit by ground fire and crashed in a rice field two miles north of the airport. One crewman died, the other parachuted into a river and is being searched for. The lost flier is the 430th American killed in Vietnam. A second RF101 was shot down north of Hanoi with the pilot presumed killed during a raid on Son La.
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Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Son la
Mrs Dorothy Anderson Deaths Services Held at Willow Head
Services for Mrs. Dorothy Anderson of 116 Merrill Street were held at Willow Head Baptist Church with burial in Magnolia Cemetery. She was a lifelong Thomas County resident who died Friday. Survivors include her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sumner of Thomasville, five daughters and three sons.
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Dorothy Anderson
Merrill St
Willow Head Baptist Church
T. Price
Magnolia Cemetery
Hadley Funeral Home
Thomas County
Sam Sumner
Thomasville
Martha Dickerson
Louisville
Mae Lawson
Tampa
Fila
Ken
Dorotha
Dorothy Jean Anderson
Merril Anderson Jr
Robert Lee
Mitchell Anderson
Merits System shift for state jobs and local school updates
Thomasville High School raised funds as part of a statewide effort with 86 teams earning trophies for donations to crippled youngsters. John R. Roth will join 39 managers under the state merit system beginning July 1, while most department workers follow suit. Gov. Sanders approved the move. Thomas County school crisis to be outlined at the Glen Arven Country Club with Warren Mays Jr. introducing Bapt. E. R. Cone, who promises a talk on 200,000 decisions not tied to a prior bond issue.
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Thomasville High School
John R. Roth
Thomas County
Wheeler
Thomasville
Glen Arven Country Club
Warren Mays Jr
E. R. Cone
Cone
Thom asville Grandchildren Finish Year at Nagoya School
Three grandchildren of Mr and Mrs G W Blow of Thomasville completed a year at Nagoya International School in Nagoya Japan. The Foytack children Kathy Paul and Susan attended the first year of the central Japan school. Paul Foytack is a professional baseball player with the Nagoya Chunichi Dragons. Classes began last September for students from the United States Canada England Norway Mexico Portugal France Germany and Japan. Any student with
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G. W. Blow
Thomasville
Nagoya International School
Nagoya
Japan
Paul Foytack
Kathy
Paul
Susan
Foytack
Nagoya Chunichi Dragons
United States
Canada
England
Norway
Mexico
Portugal
France
Germany
Atlantans elect official to national advisory council
Atlantan William B. Schwarts Jr. of Atlanta was elected secretary for the National Community Relations Advisory Council at the close of the organization annual convention Sunday. The meeting included discussions of an alarming situation facing Thomas County taxpayers parents and citizens.
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Atlantic City
N.J
William B. Schwarts Jr
Atelanta
National
Community Relaions Advisory Council
Thomas County
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