Stocks rise on upbeat first quarter reports
The New York market advanced broadly as good first quarter earnings from Du Pont Allied Chemical and Control Data boosted optimism. The noon Dow Jones industrial average gained 11.18 points to 958.68 while advancing issues outnumbered decliners on the NYSE by 3 to 1. The Averages index rose .05 to 24.16 on the American Exchange.
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New York Stock Index Notes and Market Terms
New York AP report outlines Noon Stock Index components and categories. It lists numerous market terms such as industrial, transportation, utility groups and notes footnotes like annual rates, ex dividend, stock dividend, and warrants.
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Tuscarora rally leader steps into talks with Holfhouser
The delegation led by Golden Frinks and led by Brooks arrived amid a protest in Robeson County. Brooks deferred to a later negotiation with Holfhouser while urging careful steps and not pressing beyond limits.
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Rural water and sewer funds face presidential veto
Congress prepares to vote on overriding Nixon's veto of a rural water and sewer grant bill. The measure would spend about 120 million from already appropriated funds for the year ending June 30, with loans backed by government guarantees at five percent to rural communities under 10 000 population. The White House argues the program is pork barrel and dangerous to fiscal discipline.
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Civilian helicopter flights halted after ICXSC deaths
In Saigon the International Commission of Control and Supervision grounded all helicopter flights by its observers after four members died in a chartered helicopter crash in north western Quang Tri Province. The officers from Canada, Indonesia, Hungary and Poland approved the ban amid claims the crash may have been caused by a missile, not misfortune.
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Peace Team Halts Helicopter Flights Near Laos Border
An investigating commission team set off today for the crash site in mountainous jungle near the Laotian border. In Vietnam the Saigon command said it killed 47 Communist troops who attacked a government outpost 100 miles southwest of Kontum. One defender died and 15 wounded. The Tongle Chan ranger base north of Saigon endured over 100 mortar rounds with no reported casualties. The Viet Cong released 23 South Vietnamese POWs southwest of Kontum without explanation.
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Indians Rally at State Capitol for Federal Recognition Demands
A crowd mainly reporters and officials heard Tuscarora activists press for federal recognition as a tribe and more school control. Governor Holshouser agreed to meet with militants after they return from Shaw University, conditional on prearranged terms. The group, joined by black civil rights leaders, marched downtown Raleigh to demand voting law changes in Robeson County and the convening of the State Indian Affairs Commission.
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Britain suffers record 896 fire deaths in 1972
AP reports Fire Research Station tallies 896 fatalities across Britain and Northern Ireland in 1972 marking a grim nationwide toll from fires.
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Post Card Registration Vote Set
Washington AP report on a bill to allow post card voter registration for federal elections. Senate faces second vote amid opposition from Nixon administration warning of fraud and burden on the Census Bureau. In 1972 a 46 to 42 tabling vote killed the measure for that session.
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British plane crash survivors airlifted to hospitals
Survivors described a Vickers Vanguard crash after clipping a treetop, with helicopters ferrying the injured to hospitals. In Axbridge Reverend A G Martin noted most passengers were local women from the guild along with a few men and children. The Invicta Airlines chartered flight for Unicorn Travel of Bristol carried shoppers returning after a day at the fair, each paying about 41 dollars.
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McCord's Reports Said Second Hand
Washington AP James W McCord's lawyer says the convicted Watergate conspirator has no direct knowledge that any high level Nixon re election official knew of plans to wiretap Democratic headquarters The lawyer notes McCord's information largely stems from G Gordon Liddy who has declined to speak to the grand jury Liddy and McCord were convicted in the wiretap case and two other suspects remain unnamed as McCord testified for 246 hours and two more may face indictment
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Violet No. 1 dye banned over cancer concerns
The 1938 food color law evolution led to bans of dyes including Violet No. 1 amid safety debates. The 1960 amendment set cancer-based prohibitions and safety limits. Japan exposed rat data linking Violet No. 1 to cancer, prompting an FDA ban that disrupts industry reliance on Violet No. 1 and Red No. 40 blends.
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Israel Attacks in Retaliation for Guerrilla Forays
Israeli forces carried out air and sea raids retaliating for guerrilla attacks. The last raid into Lebanon occurred February 21 when commandos hit seven guerrilla bases near Tripoli, killing about 50. Israel said the bases trained Black September terrorists. The raids followed an Arab bombing of the Israeli ambassador’s apartment in Nicosia and a failed attempt to blow up an Israeli airliner at Nicosia airport.
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