Market Holds Steady as Dow Dips in Lacked News Trading
Stocks maintained a flat pattern with the Dow Jones 30 down 1.69 to 902.68 at noon. Amex volume featured Offshore Co trading 565,600 shares at 30 percent as investors await clearer economic signals. Several issues moved modestly with Crestmont and Beverly Enterprises among those cited as active or lagging in a cautious session.
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NASD over-the-counter bid-asked quotations represent inter-dealer prices around 11 a.m. Markets fluctuate during the day. Prices exclude retail markup, markdown or commissions.
Jackson faces crackdown on Vietnam pullout and Democratic lineup
The piece discusses Senator Jackson's critique of a broad “national weakness” faction in the Democratic Party, naming Senators McGovern Hughes Bayh Muskie as potential rivals. It notes the Democratic Policy Council’s push for a total Vietnam withdrawal this year and Jackson’s potential southern and labor backing if he pursues a candidacy.
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A.P. Stock Averages Report Noon Noon Exchange Index
New York noon stock figures show modest moves across sectors. Industrial and transportation indices dip slightly while utilities rise, with overall gains modest across the board.
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Campaign Donation Issue Ties To North Carolina Law Changes
In Raleigh a coincidence links a $500 Democratic Party donation by a paroled convict to debates over a bill to tighten political finance reporting. Rep Brown argues the measure strengthens and clarifies reporting. GOP leaders say it would weaken the law and push reports before general elections. Brown seeks a full study as lawmakers consider future revisions.
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Jury Behind Calley Verdict Explains Deliberations
Jurors somber as Lt. Calley is sentenced to confinement at hard labor for life and dismissed from service with forfeiture of pay. Maj. Walter Kinard, a Vietnam veteran, refused to discuss voting but said jurors sought any flaw in testimony to find him innocent.
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North Viets Push Troops From Base Near Laos
North Vietnamese forces attacked Firebase No 6 in the central highlands near the Laos border with rockets and artillery. The 28th North Vietnamese Regiment broke in, driving South Vietnamese units from the base as U S forces supplied air support including B52 raids. Casualty figures were not released by Lt Col Le Trung Hien as fighting continued and two U S helicopters were shot down with one crewman killed and another wounded.
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Polk Receives Full Honors On European Command Farewell
Army honors General James H. Polk with a 17 gun salute and a Distinguished Service Medal after 37 years as commander in chief in Europe amid accusations of bigotry from Representative William Clay who urged a court martial. An Army spokesman said Polk retired at his own request.
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Abortion Bill Clears Senate Panel In North Carolina
An 80-year-old senator broke a 5-5 tie to send a bill liberalizing NC abortion law to the floor. The Senate Public Health Committee passed two amendments, including allowing rape or incest cases to skip parental consent for 18-year-olds if reported to police within 16 days.
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Richmond Printers Walk Out Sparks Morning Edition
Union and management clash as the International Typographical Union strikes Richmond Newspapers Inc. and pickets block the plant. The Times-Dispatch and News Leader vow to publish. union seeks higher wages, with management offering lower increases.
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