Stock market at noon shows mixed gains and losses
At noon the Dow Jones average rose to 946.10 while industrials gained slightly and rails led in the recovery. American Telephone slipped modestly amid cautious selling as bonds drifted. corporate bonds were unchanged and U.S. Treasuries fell.
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American Telephone
U.S. Treasury
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages Reported by NASD
Quotations compiled by the NASD at about 10:30 a.m. today show representative inter-dealer prices for many issues. Bids reflect inter-dealer levels. retail discounts and commissions are excluded. Ask prices include estimated markups.
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Phggemoner
NASD
Ee Eee Moe
Gladness Co
Dow Jones Averages Mixed With Rail Stocks Update
Market summary shows uneven trading as Dow Jones averages rise and rail stocks drag. Bonds shift little while minor gains appear in select industrials.
Stock table notes from American Exchange closing prices
New York AP reports selected American Exchange stocks at noon prices with notes on dividends bankruptcy or receivership near term declarations and footnotes. The page explains symbols for ex dividend rights warrants and related terms and notes that sales figures are unofficial.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Lly
Merenaene
Lowing
Hundreds Demonstrate In Saigon Demand Civilian Rule
Hundreds of antigovernment demonstrators gathered in downtown Saigon and set a U S military police jeep on fire after Buddhist leaders urged Ky to pledge a civilian government within five to six months. No Americans were injured. Police drafted youths amid rioting as the mob attacked civilians and a motorcycle. Paratroopers were dispatched to the scene.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
van van Dua
Governor backs study on bank stock ownership
Governor Moore says a committee examining banking laws should report. The reporter notes Dr. Leo Jenkins of East Carolina College has begun a political campaign for university status, bypassing the State Board of Higher Education. Moore supports a planned approach to higher education by the General Assembly.
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Moore
Leo Jenkins
East Carolina College
State Board of Higher Education
ECC
General Assembly
Board of Higher Education
North Carolina
Easter beach blowout draws thousands to Daytona crowds
The AP reports up to 100000 students flocking to Daytona Beach for Easter revelry amid heavy policing and jamming streets. Officials note a shift from past riots, while students say they seek a simple good time despite cooler coast conditions and ongoing arrests.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Jersey City College
Montclair State
N.J
Junior
Newbory
Prompt Enforcement Of Liquor Laws Urged In North Carolina
The Christian Action League calls for rapid enforcement of brown bagging and bottle club rules after an ABC Board opinion urged stricter application of liquor laws. Rev Gibbs supports immediate action and notes ABC stores claim control status while upcoming April 29 events in Greensboro loom. The league emphasizes education rehabilitation and legislation with major funding from the Baptist State Convention General Board and NC groups.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Christian Action League
Gibbs
ABC
Greensboro
League
General Board
The
Baptist State Convention
Prearranged Liquor Test Case Denied in Charlotte
Judge William T. Grist of Charlotte Recorder's Court denied the case after a raid on a club. The judge ruled liquor consumption is only allowed in a private home and predicted the legislature will address the issue next year with clearer language.
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Charlotte (Ap
William T. Grist
Charlotte Recorder's Court
Grist
Charlotte
Ney General's
Aw “T
Jas Grist
North Carolina and South Carolina regional forecast
Fair to partly cloudy days through Friday with warmer highs. North Carolina highs 55 to 63 mountains and 63 to 70 elsewhere. Cool nights with scattered frost inland, lows 30s inland and 40s at the coast. South Carolina fair to partly cloudy, cooler nights with frost risk, lows 35 to 41 inland and 40s along the coast.
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Fedd Corp
Schering
Seebie
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Socony
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SovCal
Getty
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Gillette
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Greyhad
Packag
Airc
Stenwar
aunCh
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Halliburt
Sunray
Swift Co
Harris
Tampa
Hertz
Texaco
Hobart
Es Hoff Electron
Texasinstra
om & —_ Houd Inn
TexPid
HollySug
Om Textron
Tidewat
We Houst
Ranswair
Howmet
idahoPw
UN Carbide
UnOilCat
UN Pac
T&t
Jones
US Steel
Whelan S
Jonnans
Univopd
Amg
Uptown
Koppers
WarniLam
Westa Air
Kroger
Jim WrBanc
Os “E
Wes
A LenPorcem
Lear Sieg
E Lehman
Wilson Co
Libbaicn
WinaOix
Tia Ts Woolworth
Lionel Corp Sia Sa
Worthingtn
Livingso
Lockhola
Merox Co
E Leones Cem
Zenith
Associated Press
Macyrh
Media
Magmac
Martinsaar
A Mercke
Merritt Chap
Jon Fon
Nevada
Owensiff i
Pac T&t
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mandatory Safety Standards For Cars Predicted By Senate
Senator Warren G. Magnuson said the Senate Commerce Committee will push for mandatory safety standards for cars. He indicated the panel may amend President Nixon’s highway bill to require the industry to adopt standards such as improved steering wheels and dual brakes.
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Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Presinson
Secretary of Commerce
Aaa
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