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New York Stock Market Rally Reported Best In 7 Weeks

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(AP)—The stock market las: \.-ek, aided mate- rially by Presic it Johnson's

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The Associated Press average

celebration of its 400th

State of the Union message. put on its best rally in seven weeks Not since the week ending | Nov. 21, when the market went to’ historic peaks before. retreat in concern over rising interest | ees had the list put on such powerful performance The Dow Jones industrial average advanced 8.47 to 882.60 Stock trading for 1965 began Monday on an uneasy note The uncertainty vanished when. in-

of 60 stocks last week made a ne gain of 23 at 327.4 This was its biggest rise since the week ending Nov -21, when it rose 4.5.

Volume in the week was 22, 334,940 shares, compared with

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ing week previous, shortened by the New Year holiday

Shares of gold and silver min- ing companies, as well as of smatler oil companies thought of as possibilities for ‘akeover

By BEN FUNK ' ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) Four hu.dred years ago, this | Florida city was born in. the | blazing fires of New World con. | | quest auc violence. | Hundreds of Frenchmen died | in a vain effort to preven the |birth of the oldest city in the U.S. on the sandy shores of Matanzas Bay. Spain sacrificed generations.of her own men to keep ht alive

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were not inflicted in colonial scruggie. r, Dr. Martin Luther this world-famous as the stage for a “long, " of demonstrations dramatize the U.S. Negro's fight for equally. King brought his non-violent army to march the streets and met with vio- lence from whites passionately unwilling to break old racial

vesvors became heartened by| by larger ones,-where promi- the president's proposals for )nent in the marke:. new spending and for stimula-| The outflow of gold holdings, tion of business. highlighted by France's con- 7 - | RALLY STARTS TUESDAY | version of some of its dollar | Meaning “slaughter. . The res.) was a crackling holdings, continued to be of con-| In the centuries since, St. market ra'ly Tuesday The ad-|cern to Wall Street. There fol-"Augustine has been ravaged by vance resumed on increasing |lowed a rise im the London cannon, sword, musket, Indian volume Wednesday and Thurs- | price of gold but the US. treas- spear and arrow, famine and day. At a ‘essening pace, it|ury poured cold wacer on this storm perhaps more than any conunued Friday morning but|Friday when it’ warned gold | other settlement on the conti- traders began taking profits in| speculators who hoped for a nem. — advance of the weekend. [fhe boost in gold’s basic price that [py 1965, the city where U.S. | traditions tics and Space Administration | final picture was scrambled they would ‘end on the losing colonial history began boldly, A elty that once echoed the offers a daily satellite viewing) that day, with averages contra- | side.” lays the groundwork for a year-' roar of cannon and the cries of report for telephone subscribers. |

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“This is my chosen profession. This is my livelihood. This is the thing I can do. Writers have one advantage. Their work

wealth and gentility.

But, by and large, they have found her characters cardboard, her dialogue stilted, her plots rambling.

But the public goes right on buying |

Her books have sold more!

writers in the South, she does not deal with racial issues

safe, sort of dircy, kind of re- gal, and-abeve—all-full of money Her non-fiction includes biog-| Once there were seamstresscs raphies of the saints. These| around. In Threadneedle Street works have received better no-| thesé days, all you can find are tices than her fiction, but they| people who need buttons sewed have not won nearly as large om. .

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| WINNIPEG (CP) — Quebec's faces an ‘over- in the province's social revolution and will not find the solution in

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away Jan. 10, 1952. .Loved and remembered by his. wife Mamie.

COLE — In loving, memory of James Cole who departed this life January ll, 1962

His memory is as dear today,

As im the hout he passed away Ever remembered by wife Myrtle,

‘Adaughter Lorraine, son-in-law Jim, and €randchitdren.

AITKEN — In loving memory of our father Douglas Aitken who passed away January 11th, 1956, and midther, Douglas Aitken who passed away June

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