Stock Market Report Narrows Gains Amid Active Trading
New York stocks edged higher at noon with the Dow up 1.12 to 793.16 as volume rose, led by gains in motors, aircraft, metals, chemicals and building materials. Major issues displayed mixed moves with Republic up 1 2 percent and U S Steel flat, while the 60 stock average rose 5 to 276.9 on the day.
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New York Stock Exchange
Republic
U.S. “Steel
Armco
Bethlehem
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Aerojet Sa
Indust
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Ark Gas
Alamera Oli
Atlascorp
Barnes Eng
BrascanLt
Campbi Chile
Cinerama
Eas Dillard
Dixilyn Corp
Equity Co
Hycon
Frontier
Giant
Goldfield
Husky Oil
Kaiser In
Lee Ent
Seve McCrory
Newldria Mn
NewPark Mn
Statham
Syntex
Technico
Wn Nuclear
New York Stock Exchange closes with mixed afternoon prices
Broad list of tickers shows gains for some issues and losses for others. Major names like Raytheon and IBM appear with varied percentages while several utility and consumer stocks display modest moves amid a volatile session on Wall Street.
Stock Prices Edge Higher On Mixed American Exchange Trading
The American Exchange noon prices show mixed results with many equities posting fractional gains and losses. Notable movers include Cinerama, Atlas Corp, and Frontier Air, while oil firms like Imp Oil and Husky Oil display modest shifts amid broad session volatility.
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages
NASD quotations show representative inter-dealer prices around 11 a.m. with bid and ask levels for numerous securities. Markets shift through the day and figures exclude retail markups or commissions.
Stock Averages Report From AP Data Briefing
AP stock-averages show mixed movement with daily, weekly, and monthly figures. The table lists highs and lows for 1969 and 1970 markets, including indices and changes, compiled by AP.
Dow Jones Averages Reported Echoes of Market Day
Fragmentary input notes show Dow Jones averages with references to industrials utilities and rail sections. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond generic market terms.
New York Stock Index Reported Mixed As Markets Open
Early trading shows a cautious tone with the New York stock index and related averages fluctuating. Analysts note modest gains in some sectors while others slip as investors assess earnings guidance and macro signals.
Weather outlook for the Southeast states
North Carolina sees showers and thunderstorms ending this afternoon with clearing and cooler air and a chance of snow flurries. Lows tonight 25 to 32 mountains and about 40s on the coast. Friday cooler with partial clearing in mountains and fair elsewhere. South Carolina partly cloudy windy and much cooler tonight with fair to partly cloudy Friday. Georgia and Virginia follow with cooler tonight and Friday conditions.
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South Carolina
Virginia
Indian Head Reports Lower Q1 Earnings Despite Stable Sales
Indian Head earned 2.2 million in the quarter ending February 28, down from 2.5 million a year earlier. Revenue was 98.1 million, slightly below last year’s 98.7 million, with diluted earnings per share at 44 cents versus 51 cents.
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Two Gilstrap VW salesmen join Volkswagen Guild
Dale Loggins of Route 6 Thomasville and Ted Harris of Route 1 Jamestown have been admitted to the Volkswagen Sales Guild. They will be honored at an awards banquet in Washington D C on April 5. Loggins has worked at Don Gilstrap since 1967 and Harris since 1968. Loggins is a repeat recipient.
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Volkswagen Sales Guild
Dale Loggins
Ted Harris
Washington, D. C
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Rt. 6
Thomasville
Don Gilstrip
Cambodia Denies Right Of Pursuit In Territorial War
Phnom Penh declares American forces in South Vietnam have no right of pursuit into Cambodian territory. The government protests violations by foreign armies and reports say Viet Cong attacked a Svay Rieng defense post. 2 defenders killed, 1 Cambodian wounded, 19 national defense troops and 1 provincial guard missing. Prince Sihanouk is reported in Hanoi seeking return to power.
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Hanoi
Doug Rasy
National Assembly
Sihanouk
Peking
Lon Nol
Sirik Matak
Paris
Sishanouk
Khmer Serai
March On Washington Protest Sparks Religious Labor Backlash
A conservative coalition plans a Washington march backed by Dr. McIntire and sponsors denouncing Communism. The event includes a Friday sidewalk prayer meeting at the National Cathedral, with leaders like Rev. Peterson coordinating and political figures confirming attendance limits.
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Washington
Wallace
National Cathedral
Episcopal Cathedral
Clifford Peterson
Phoenix
Ariz
Staraligious
Eevoyagen
Tlan Beacon
Snowstorm Snarls Air Traffic Across Midwest and Chicago
A major spring snowstorm worsened a PATCO strike in the Midwest and Chicago. FAA reports 378 controllers planned to return, but absenteeism remained high while unions demand third party talks. Chicago O’Hare, Newark Kennedy and LaGuardia saw multi hour delays and flight cancellations.
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Midwest
PATCO
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Federal Aviation Administration
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O'Hare
United
American
TWA Airlines
Braniff
New York
Newark
Kennedy International
la Guaria
Archdale Friends Plan Spaghetti Supper for Saturday
Archdale William Penn Class will host a spaghetti supper in the fellowship hall Saturday from 5 to 8 pm. A bazaar table will be offered and takeout orders will be available.
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William Penn
Archdale Friends Meeting
North Carolina Union Growth Outpaces Nonfarm Jobs
North Carolina saw a 19.2 percent rise in union members from 1966 to 1968, reaching 124 000 in 1 647 200 nonfarm workers, while the regional southeastern total jumped 15.8 percent to 1 458 000. Despite a national work stoppage, truck drivers in most of the state remained on the job while picket lines appeared in Charlotte.
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Johnson Motor Lines System
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Six Greece journalists and minister jailed for martial law breach
Athens AP report says five journalists and former Cabinet minister John Zigdis received jail terms and fines for advocating a national unity government and publishing false reports during martial law after a Cyprus Cyprus crisis. Zigdis got 40 years, editor John Kapsis five years.
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Cyprus
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Zigdis
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