Wall Street rallies as market climbs on Vietnam peace hopes
New York business notes report a continued rally in early trading with the Dow industrials up about 6 points at noon. Gains come as investors parlay optimism on Vietnam peace progress into buying, lifting shares across steel, motor, rubber, and utilities with mixed results in aircrafts and oils.
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New York
Vietnam
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Scott Perper
Standard Oil
California
Dow Jones NY Stock Index Opens Noon Report
New York at noon the Dow Jones index levels activity showed mixed gains and losses across key industrials. Traders monitored early price moves as ibid market momentum shifted with ongoing earnings updates and economic data.
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Stock Index
New York
New York Stock Frenangs Bede
Rerun Timemuttom and Foreign Issue Fight for Equality
Darrell Harris of Wayside leads a clinic aimed at acquainting the furniture industry with equalization initiatives. The event covers styling, manufacturing, and selling aspects as part of a 20 year series linked to a nuclear physics educator at George Washington University. Partly cloudy with possible showers.
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Darrell Harris
Wayside
Nelling
George “Washington University
Scientist Warns of Nuclear Missile Threat and Pentagon Clash
A scientist recounts warning about missiles around major cities including Tacoma and the risk of Russian attack. He claims friction with the Pentagon over clearning speeches led him to cut government ties and act independently. He notes Air Force plans to install Minute, Atlas, and Titan missiles and argues hardened bases would become vulnerable over time.
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Lapp
Pentagon
Air Force
Tacom
Casualties Drop In Viet Cong Offensive Amid Malaria Toll
The report notes American battlefield casualties are at a low level while malaria plagues U.S. troops in South Vietnam after the Feb 28 offensive. Military analysts cite medical supply delays and virulent malaria as factors keeping deaths and injuries at a limited pace, with continued concern over rising tolls and sustaining treatment.
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Viet Cong
U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
NCNB Earnings Rise Amid First Quarter Report
NCNB Corporation and subsidiaries posted first quarter 19 earnings of 2.71 billion, up from 2.19 billion the year before. Earnings per share reached 44.2 cents, with total assets near 1214 billion. Pilot Life Insurance plans to add municipalities to a retail liquor referendum bill, and the measure advances to the House.
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Ncnb Corporation
Raleigh
Munici
Life Insurance Co
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House
National Bank
United States
Jack White
Decleveland
Buffalo Thief Ring Busted In New Delhi
Buffalo recovered in Buffalo Police action in New Delhi reveals a cattle theft ring. Seven buffaloes valued near $2,000 were recovered as authorities claim a larger operation was disrupted.
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New Delhi
U S Accused Of Spreading Rumors Of Private Talks
U S accused of stirring antiwar sentiment by alleging private talks. North Vietnamese officials deny direct negotiations while acknowledging possible contacts in Paris and elsewhere as diplomats pursue a quick settlement and total troop withdrawal.
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Rodwin Angove
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Associated Press
Paris
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Atja
Henry Cabot Lodge
Buy Kier
Eration Front
Kiem
Abel Am Nn
Harvard Yard protests rock campus as police clash
Students identifying as Students for a Democratic Society occupied Harvard Hall, forcing deans to flee while thousands gathered. Police in buses cleared the area after four hours of confrontation. fights broke out and a youth lay injured as officers moved in. Demonstrators called for Pusey to go and U.S. troops home.
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U.S
We Students For A Democratic Society
Harvard Yard
Franklin L. Ford
Memorial Church
Seig Heil
Pusey
Police-Nen
Executives Club Meet Set at Top of the Mart
Friday deadline for reservations to attend Monday night meeting at the Top of the Mart. Secretary must receive entries by noon Friday. Meeting starts at 7 p.m. Dr. Henry L. Scott, concert pianist pantomimist and humorist, will be guest.
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Motorola
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