The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 11

1111 Todays Stock Market Report From The Wires Of Associated Press and United Press International Market Decline Is Felt NSW YORK (AP) -The stock market declined in fairly active trading at the opening today. Losses of most key stocks were small Opening included: Brunswick, unchanged at 8 on 4,000 shares; U.S. Steel, off ft at on and Westing- NEW YORK (UFD-tetacted Mockl on THE Nw York Stock today. SataKMs) High Low Last Chg Today house Electric, unchanged at 43 on 2,000. Texas Gulf Sulphur lost at 1st on 1,006 shares.

American Tobacco was off at on 1,000 shares. Sperry Rand was unchanged at on 3,000 shares. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks declined .6 to 321.2 Monday. 2g Adrouo 1.20 Admiral Cp AlrPro JOg AirRid 2.50 Alco Prd Id AllghCp .204 AlMOLdttl 2 AlltflPr 1.06 AIMMC 1 Allied Mill 2 Allied Strs 3 AlluChl .50 AlphtPC .90 AlumLtd Alcoa 1.20 Amerad 2.40 AmAlrtn 2.80 ASdcPr 1.40 AmCanCo 2 AmConsu Ig AmcrySg 1 AmCyaiM 2 AmEtoC 1.24 AmCxp AmForP .75 A Horn 1.3M AMttCI 1.40 A rf) Motors 1 AmNtG 1.60 ASmlt Am Stand 1 AmSugar la ArnTalaVr 2 AmTob 1.60 AmZinc 1.40 Ampex Cp Arrwtad 1.80 Anacon aVad ArlzPSv Armco Stl 3 Armour 1.40 ArrmCrk la Aro Cp JOg AshldOl 1.40 Atchlsn 1.60 AtlCstLIn 2a Atl Rtf 2.40 AMas Corp AvcoCorp 1 BabcockW 1 Bald 40 BaltCE 1.32 Bangor Sgr Baslclnc .60 Bath ran id 1.60 Beekman In Btndlx 2.40 Stl 1'2 BIwKx 1.40 BllssEW .80 QnAlnn Bardan 2 10 BoraWr 2.20 Bost Ed 1 60 Brings Mfg BnstlMy la Brunswick BucyE l.iOa Budd CO .60 BullardC .60 Burllnd 1.60 Burroughs 1 CalPck CaiHecIa .60 CampISp .80 CanOrycp 1 Cn Pac IVia Carol PAL 1 caroTal 1 60 Carrltr 1.60 Cast(JI) Co Cater Tr .80 Ctlanu 1.80 ctnSoy 1.30 Cairo 1.20 Cartn-M .70 CattnaAIr 1 Champ 1.20 ChampSPI 2 Cnes Ohio 4 1 Chi, NoWst cnRiiPac i Chris Cr 101 Chrysler Ig ClnOtB CIT Fin 1.60 CltlMSv 180 CltvEII 1.20 ClevltCp iw Coca Cola 3 Colgate 1.20 CoinnsR .40 Colo i 1.20g Col Gas 22 ComCr 1.80 comsiv 1.20 Com Ed 1 80 Com Sat Cp Con Eds 330 ConsFoeds 1 ConNO 2.30 CnCoal 1.80 Container 1 Cor.tBk 2.20 ContCanC 2 ContMot .40 ontOII 2.M Control Dta Controls .80 CoopBs 1.60 CornPrp Hi Cran. Co 2 CrownZel 2 Crucibl 1.20 Cudahy Pak CurtlsaWr 1 DanaCp 2.20 Dayco Corp DayPLt 1.1* DeeraC 1JO DelHd IJSd DetKda 1.20 Oia Alkali 2 JOg DrPeppr .70 61 DCNCh 1.80 Dresaar 1.20 DuPont Tvad DuqU 1J4 Eastern Air EastQatF 31 EastSSt 2.208 Eaton Mfg 2 1JO EIPaaoNG 1 EltraC l.lda EmrRad .40 End Johntn EwttO 1.85 Erie ExCtllo Falrehd Hlr Fairmont 1 FMtm 4 STVt-- 16 4W4 46Vi 5 12 51 Vt 51 Vt- 14 SJVj SJV4 4 IfW 36 10 10 11 41 8 28 28 36 51 3Wt 51 1 39V4 3fUt 39A-- 13 74 744k- 18 IWa 10 289k 28H 40 59W 7 83'4 434k 43Vk Vk i sm WK sm sm sivi sm.

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chg. -4MO Footnotes New York Stock Exchange All sales In hundreds (00 omitted except for datlgnaled (z) which are traded In 10-ahart lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: (a) plus extra; (bj paid last year; (c) payment on accumu lated dividends; (d) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rate; (e cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) capital distribution; (I) per cent In stock; (k) per cant In stock paid last year; (x ex-drvUend. FRACTIONS: (f Indicates following figure Is fraction in 32ndt. All sales in hundreds (00 omitted except for thoaa designated (z) which are traded In 10-share lots and carried full DIVIDENDS, (a) plus extra; (b paW last yean (c! psyrnent on accumulated dividends; (d) declared or paid so far this year, no regular rate, (e cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend; (h) capital disttlOutlom (I) per cent in stock; (k) per cent In stock paid latt year; (x ex-dividend.

FRACTIONS: (f indicates following figure is fraction In 32nds; (i) indicates following figun is traction in Mttis; (r) Indicates following figure Is fraction In (s) Indicates following figure la fraction In 256tns; (t) indicates following figure fraction In 16ths. FLOOD (Continued From Page 1-A) ellini asked for $1 million in federal funds for immediate relief. State and federal officials estimated the state's storm damage at at least $7 million. Oregon officials said they had not yet been able to total the widespread property loss in that state. Flood damage in Nevada's Douglas County was estimated HEALTH (Continued Prom 1-A) doctors recommended he drink IMS milk after a slight recurrence of kidney trouble in 1963.

What are the (acts? A. There his been no kidney trouble since mid-1963. Calcium intake is frequently reduced when stone formation baa occurred in the past. Johnson recently was examined by a heart specialist, Dr. John Willis Hurst of Atlanta, and Dr.

James Cain of the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn. In subsequent interviews with Associated Press science writer Frank Carey, they gave Johnson a good bill of health. Both felt his weight should be about 190. Burkley said Johnson likes bourbon and water before dinner, hasn't smoked since his heart attack, gets seven or eight hours sleep, usually awakens between 7 and 8 a.m. Furthermore, Burkley reported, Johnson sleeps well, is on no special diet, and takes daily, supervised exercises, augmented by walking and sometimes by swimming.

Burkley was asked to what he attributes Johnson's ability "to carry on a rigorous routine in consideration of his age and history of a heart The White House doctor re- ROBBED (Continued From Page 1-A) has been completed." Here is the account of the holdup told by police and church officials: The armored truck usually gets to the Divine Savior church on Monday's between 5:45 and 6:30 p.m. It arrived about minutes after 6 p.m. Guard Robert Johnsten, 38, of suburban Alslp entered the rectory and noticed the Rev. Walter Morris, 38, pastor of the church, sitting tied in a chair. Johnsten was immediately hit from behind by one of the gunmen.

The Rev. Richard Burke, 31, before the Brink's guard arrived and after the three masked men had tied Father Morris to a chair with surgical tape and gagged him. Father Burke was knocked to the floor by one gunman and bound with tape. After the guard was hit, he was tied to Father Burke with tape. The three masked men, one of them reported as very nervous, then went into action.

One robber put on Johnsten's Brink's uniform and went outside. He gained admittance to the ar- STRIKE (Continued Fmm Page 1-A) Mediation Board pulled out of the dispute Oct. 13, leaving both sides free to act a month later. Jennings said the line Issued instructions, effective at 12:01 a.m. Dec.

26, that locomotive helpers in yard service who had worked 22 days in the month would not be called for service in their regular turn, and the locomotives would run without them. Also, he said, locomotive helpers would only be allowed to work one shift in noun. At the time of the national dispute, Jennings said, Southern bad walked into the room Just adopted a policy of not hiring any new firemen, and running locomotives without the second man. The brotherhood, be said, won a court order against that action in May, 1963, and Southern reacted by hiring aged men, mostly Negroes, to occupy the fireman's seat. He said they were instructed not to do anything.

Jennings said Southern has now taken the position that any settlement of the issue will not apply to the newly fired "firemen." R. M. Gambrell of Birmingham, the union's chairman LBJ (Continued From Page 1-A) sage will be delivered to a joint session of Congress and the American public at 9 p.m. on the opening day of the new Congress. Johnson told newsmen he had picked a new commissioner of Internal Revenue and filled two other major posts.

Sheldon B. Coben, 37, chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Service, will become commissioner. Dr. Frederick Lewis Deming, 52, president of the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis, will become undersecretry of the reasurary for monatary affairs. Mitchell Rogovin, 34, assistant to the commissioner of Internal Revenue, will succeed Cohen as chief counsel.

Cohen will succeed Bertrand Harding as head of the IRS. Harding was named acting commissioner last July 10 to succeed Mortimer CapUn, who resigned to resume law practice. Deming, a native of Des Moines, holds a Ph.D. in economics from Washington University in St. Louis.

He went to work for the Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis in 1941, rising first vice president before Southern, estimated becoming presiden strike would directly affect 1,200 ieapo bank in 1957- A. It I AAVUhlC m. i i i 1 1 v-v-n MAI.X.V'K a I I i plied: "Complete recovery andl TM ther two men had locomotive helpers on that line Ke TMJurv he will Excellent BeWal nhvsical rectory safe of about and lts subsid Vanes. including rS" excellent general physical fit ness and his ability to relax on short notice." The last of the 35 questions: "What is your judgment as to how the President will withstand the strains and stresses of four more years the White House?" In Burkley nueu me reciory saie 01 aoout anr i ltc inrlndme TV- $200 ran rlrnvp in subsidiaries, inciuamg succee( Robert V.

Roosa, who ran ouisiae ana arove in a nn thp Cponrm Flor-li 1 engineers on the Georgia car behind the truck to a ceme-j a TM ad STunion islTohST terv near the rhurrh i uie tery near the church, men bargaining agent. uata estimated Southern fence and fled. Heinz Beer, an ambulance driver for the Norridge fire de- jpartment, had gone to the recto- at $3 million by Leroy Wilcox, SHUBERT'S BIGGEST HIT NEW YORK UP) To handle avalanching mail orders, a record crew of 14 clerks have been put on at the Imperial Theater, home base for the hit musical 'Fiddler on the Roof." A spokesman for the Shubert Theater chain, which operates the house, reports that the show is proving to be the biggest draw since establishment of the chain 50 years ago. With 52,063 The National Mediation Board, which handles railroad labor disputes, was caught by surprise ry to see Father Burke. He sudden strike.

heard muffled sounds and found "We just heard about it and the two priests and the guard. 'are in the process of getting Father Burke had managed to more details," a spokesman dial police after the three gun- 1 said. He declined to speculate on what action, if any, the board men left. Johnsten was hospitalized for lacerations to the head. He was reported to be in satisfactory condition.

SCHOOL BUS FOR SUMMER might take. A spokesman for the Labor Department said there were no resigned effective Jan. I. new chief tax collector, is a native of Washington. D.C.

He became chief counsel of IRS last Jan. 6. GUARD (Continued From Page 1-A) siana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. The drive to persuade these states to integrate began in earnest when Wilson became Guard Bureau chief in the summer of 1963. uepanmeni saw were were nu- ft was a slow ob of mission- plans for Secretary- W.

Willardl arv work done throush nerson- ary work) done throug Wirtz to intervene at this a i contact and conversation In Charlotte, where pickets wherever possible. Wilson was wiici cvcz fiiiisvu was PARMA, Ohio on Two paced before the Southern sta-j sometnin i ess tna welcome in families who live a couple ofition. union members said SOme ne governors' offices doors away from each other (strike was called to improve a fj rs t. orders received during! havp lurned a 34 foot, 1954 working conditions. The last two states to fall in director of emergency planningj the month of its school bus into a vaca- 1 Pickets also complained theylii ne were Alabama and Mib- 50 40 AmPet BritPet 22d BrownCo .60 BunkrH hief Con Clary Corp CntlnTel .20 Creole 2 DayMn Eitsl McCul Equity Fargo Oils Felmnt irthStl Flyng Tlgar Ford Can 5 Holly Corp Ind Kldde Co 41 KIrbyP JSd .41 Molytaden MtStsTiT 1 Video New ParkM Ogden Corp Ooklep 906d Perf Photo ShatiOn .20 Sonotona Cp ltd MM iyntex JOd 'echnlco SO "axtron El "rl Cont wt Utahla .60 Webb Knap WtNuclr .20 15 1 10 24''8 7'i 7 1 S'a for the state Civil Defense agency.

In their flight over battered northern California, Gov. Brown and the federal officials saw: Mud deserts that were dairy farms a few surviving cattle grazing on remnant fodder fields U.S. highway 101 broken up into slabs highway bridges broken in two or missing railroad tracks slumping into river courses a triangular field that was the town of Metropolitan, some 40 milei south of Eureka. The Eel River on a rampage had cut a new channel through the town 200 people huddling in a logging shed at Stafford houses reduced to piles of splintered lum- eto for "Fiddler" are now being sold through Jan. 1, 1966.

blood and encroaching refrigerator-freezer, bunk beds Spanish territory after agreeing for eight, pressure water fauc- tion a have no paid holidays and are sippi. Gov. George C. Wallace of The Donald L. Thornton and using unsafe machinery, al-, Alabama consented during the Alfred P.

Wachter families have thoiigh they did not elaborate, 'autumn and Gov. Paul Johnson Mj ss ss jppj made it unanimous Dec. 1. Sir Walter Raleigh was exe- equipped it with a four burner Forty-one firemen were re-1 cuted for shedding Sp ani i a pair of out at Asheville. Other' not to do so.

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21 154 15't 6 Stt 5H 4 40 40 10 11'A tS t5 t5 4 V. A 4 It is the worst disaster in 'his state in my six years as governor," Brown said. "It Is a major American disaster." 1 Permanent restoration is of prime importance, the governor told newsmen. He said this might require relocation ot some communities and watershed projects to prevent future disasters. Armed forces aircraft from California bases hauled 150 tons of equipment and 60 tons of cattle feed to Eureka distribution centers Monday and were back on the job today.

Nineteen have died in the California floods so far, with some of the hardest-hit areas still unheard from and unable to be Vk 35 16't-- Vt 27 17 6''j-- Vi 12 91 --1 A im 4H--Vi 64H--1V3 WHAT MAKES GECKOS CLICK? JOHANNESBURG, South Africa W) For its size, the aggressive little gecko lizard is the noisiest inhabitant of the Namib dessert in South West Africa Haacke. a zoologist of the Transvaal Mussurn in Pretoria, who visited the Namib re- said gecko lizuards 'clicked" at night by opening and closing their mouths -Just like barking dogs" Haacke, with Dr Charles of the Namib Desert Research Station, found a new species of gecko, called Pteno- us kochi, which he claimed was the noisiest of the noisy lizuards "He has a range of 11 'clicks' in lis call and clicks very quick- he said Why does geckos click at night? "It may be a love call or me proclaiming territorial ownership," said Haacke. "We don't know yet but there is somebody at the research station trying to find out right now just what makes geckos dick" 7 X3 II 4 tO'A 22H ttVt StVi HVi MVH JM in MVk 41 -Vl SOUTHERN RAIDER Captain Raphael Semmes commanded the Confederate "Alabama," most successful commerce raider of the South's navy daring the War Between the States. In a mile cruise, Semmes burned or ransomed Union ships valued at minion. reached.

SCULPTURE ACROSS CANADA MONTREAL Works of art in stone, bronze, wood or concrete may one day link Canada from coast to coast A project, to be known as the launched here A number of internationally acclaimed artists are given room, board and a salary, on condition that they work in public and leave their creations behind them when the job is fin ished Eleven artists from 13 countries are at present working on great blocks of stone on the slopes of Mt Royal Their work may be sent to points across Canada later The Quebec Symposium Society hopes other provinces will sponsor similar programs WORTH THE RISK LOUISVILLE, Ky. J.R. McAfee, a retired Methodist minister, recalls the time a young girl rode to church on a horse and was left in an embarrassing position. As she started to dismount, her dress caught in the saddle and she hong suspended, feet off the ground, in a sea of petticoats. The minister, noticing a bunch of teen agers gapping at the spectacle, warned them to "look the other way, or you're liable to be struck blind." One of the bigger boys smiled as he slapped a hand over his Growing $avings Account Is A $ure $ign Of $uccessl There Is Absolutely Nothing Like Cash In Reserve! ten eye.

"I think 111 risk lye." Especially when you save at Community Federal where your savings are Insured Safe, earns attractive dividend, and is readily available at par plus the earned dividend. Effective January 1st Dividends Will Be Paid Quarterly March 31 June 30 Sept. 30 Dec. 31 The Current Dividend Rate Is And Your Sovi.