Stock market eases as glamors rise in moderate trading
Dow Jones average of 30 industrials sits at 792.70 after a 1.52 point gain at noon. Glamour issues like Telex, Control Data, Polaroid and IBM advance, while electronics, oils and airlines slide. overall market shows mixed moves with investors awaiting glamor stabilization and wary of recession talk sparked by critics from First National City Bank and the Federal Reserve.
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Telex
Polaroid
IBM
First National City Bank
The
Federal Reserve
Dow
Va Lvo Corp
Ween
Cal St Ga
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Marcor Inc
Cenco Ins
Erro
Mead Corp
Va Chipneut
MelvSho
ChrisCtt
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Clark
ClevEliil
Mobil
Monson
Collins
Montdut
Montaw
Coloinist
CBS
Motorola
Steee Cowles
Crown Cork
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Ning MP
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Norfolk Wst
Curtiss Wrt
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NorAmPhil
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DanRivr
Dart Ind
Dbo
NoStaPw
Northrop
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Norton
DeltaAir
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DiaSham
Olin Corp
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East Air Lin
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Teres Phelps
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Philip Morrine
Phill Pet
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Pullman
GAC Cp
GAF Corp
Gam Sko
Gen Tire Ib
Geneseo
Gerber
Gettyo
Gillette
Glen Alden
Global Marin
Goodrich
Ear
GraceCo
Granitec Sti
Grantw
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West Finn
Greyhound
GrummnCo
Gulf Ol
GulfStaat
GulfWin
Halliburt
Arris
INA Cp
Inland Sui
InterikSt
T&t
Itek Corp
Jewel Co
JohnMan
JohnJan
Jon Logan
JoneLay
Jostens
Joy Mfg
Kaiser al
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KanPwl
Katy Ind
Kenncott
Kerr Mc
KimbCik
Kers
Kratio
Kresge SS
Kroger
Lear Sieg
Lockheed Air
New York Exchange Prices Snapshot
AP reports afternoon prices from the New York Stock Exchange listing stock names with last and high low figures including Boeing Co 40 and Bendix 1.60 among others. The list shows various issuer codes and price points across industries from aerospace to banking in a concise market update.
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New York Stock Exchange
R. J. Reynolds
Parke, Davis
Xerox
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Columbia Pictures
Motorola
American Can
International Telephone
American Stock Exchange
Career Academy
Unexcelled Inc
Automatic
International Proteins
Saxon Industries
STP Corp
NEW York
Stocks Edge Mixed as Market Shows Cautious Pace
A broad array of stocks and averages hint at a cautious market as investors weigh midsession moves. Industry names such as Texaco, Textron, and United Airlines appear among notable percent changes, while several utilities and consumer firms show modest gains or losses amid fluctuating volume.
Stock listings limp through a volatile session on the Amex
The American Stock Exchange showed mixed prices with many stocks posting small gains and losses. Highs and lows shifted daily as energy and industrial names like Aerojet and Am Petro moved, while several notes explained dividend and distribution annotations in the accompanying table.
Over-The-Counter Stock Averages and Quotes
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative inter-dealer prices around 11 a.m. Interdealer markets fluctuate through the day and prices exclude retail markups and commissions.
North and South East States Weather Outlook
North Carolina sees clear to partly cloudy skies with a warm Wednesday and lows in the 30s to 40s. South Carolina remains fair with cool nights and warm days while Virginia stays sunny and milder with highs near the 60s. Georgia primarily fair with highs in the 70s and cool nights. Extended North Carolina outlook calls for showers or thundershowers Thursday into Friday morning with a warm start and cooler temperatures by Saturday.
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North Carolina
West
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
New York Stock Index at Noon Shows Minor Change
AP reports New York Exchange Index at noon stood at 51,280.04 with slight movement. Trading activity and prices appear relatively steady amid volatile market conditions.
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New York
Desicuhdes
Arwood Corp Declares 10 Cents Quarterly Dividend
Arwood Corp has declared its regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents a share on common stock payable May 15 to stockholders of record April 15. The company produces a wide range of metal castings with plants in Los Angeles Cleveland Groton Conn Tilton N H Syracuse Lansdale Pa and High Point.
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Arwood Corp
Arwood
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Groton
Piedmont Reports Record March Revenue Passenger Miles
Piedmont Airlines announced March totals showing 60,324,536 revenue passenger miles flown, a 24 percent rise from March 1969. Scheduled revenue passengers carried grew 17 percent to 219,750 in March 1970 from 188,338 a year earlier.
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Piedmont Airlines
Philippines Earthquake Kills Five
A strong quake in the central Philippines killed at least five people and injured more than 175, with Manila reporting most casualties. A collapsed high school roof and a ruined three story school building left injured teachers and a student, while a jail wall cracked but with no inmate injuries or escapes.
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Manila
Philippines
Manila City
Four Officers, Suspect Dead After California Shootout
A minor car crash sparked 12 hours of gunfire on Interstate 5 near Saugus killing four California Highway Patrol officers and two suspects. A wounded 28 year old man named Russell Talbert of Winston Salem faces murder investigation as FBI checks fingerprints.
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Saugus
Calif
Russell Lowell Talbert
Winston-Salem
N.C
FBI
Los Angeles
Jack W. Twining
Glenn S. Hoag
Dan Schwartz
Chicago
Highway
Roger D. Gore
Walter C. Frago
George M. Alleyn
James E. Pence Jr
Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
No Cancer Found in Autopsy of Dr Sam Sheppard
Coroner Dr Robert A Evans reports autopsy found no visible cancer signs in Dr Sam Sheppard who died Monday. Chemical tests due later this week to determine exact cause. authorities noted no injury indications and referenced his recent heavy drinking. Sheppard, once at center of a famous murder case, died at 46 after illness reported as flu like symptoms. Colleen Sheppard, his widow, described his self treatment during illness.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert A. Evans
Sam Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Marilyn
U.S. Supreme Court
Colleen Sheppard
Cleveland _ osteopath
Pay Raise Approved by Senate Post Office Committee
The Senate Post Office Committee unanimously backed a 6 percent retroactive pay increase for federal civil service workers and extended the raise to Capitol Hill staff, D C judges, and aides to former presidents. The measure, attached to a House civil service bill, could win congressional clearance by week’s end.
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Administration
Post Office
McGee
Nixon Administration
Congress
Nixon
Billy Graham interrupted by bearded youth in Germany
A bearded student disrupted Billy Graham's talk to about 500 Lutheran ministers in Dortmund Germany shouting hypocrite He argued funds from Graham's European crusade should aid social causes and condemned U S policy and Vietnam The incident lasted five minutes with Graham replying he speaks for the Kingdom of God and not the U S government
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Dortmund
Germany
Billy Graham
Graham
Jesus Christ
U.S
United States
MacDonald at Bragg faces life after family killings
CAPT. MacDonald at Womack Army Hospital Bragg learns his wounds were not as serious as feared. He attended a funeral service for family members at Ft. Bragg. Princeton graduate and Northwestern medical school alum became a doctor to save lives, said his sister Judy Alvey. Ronald Harrison, fellow doctor, recalled MacDonald discussed the Tate killings and said Jeff was not afraid of harm from drug patients.
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Womack Army Hospital
Bragg
Ft. Bragg
MacDonald
Princeton University
Northwestern University
Judy Alvey
Schenectady
N. Y
Prince
Jeff
Harrison
Fulbright Faces Key Senate Vote on Nomination
Democratic J W Fulbright indicated he would review the situation before deciding how to vote on confirmation. Indiana’s Birch Bayh moved to recommit the nomination, a move not necessarily conclusive as three senators had already pledged opposition. The split showed 33 Republicans and 19 Democrats against Bayh’s motion, with 36 Democrats and eight Republicans in favor. Tensions rise as undecided senators await the roll call and Vice President Agnew’s tie breaking role.
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J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Robert W. Packwood
Ove
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Arswell
Spiro Agnew
Senate
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