Stock Market Mixed With Gains Narrow Edge At Noon
U S stocks drift as demand remains strong despite profit taking. The Dow rose 1.26 to 939.43 at noon while breadth favored decliners slightly. Notable noon quotes include Oklahoma Gas & Electric down to 26 1 2 and Procter & Gamble up to 62. McGraw Hill and American Telephone also moved higher.
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Pendance
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Whittaker
Chrysler
American Telephone
Anaconda
Procter & Gamble
McGraw-Hill
AMREP
Franklin Mint
Deltona
Iroquois Industries
Alamera Oil
Arctic Enterprises
Syntex
Stock table shows mixed Aerojet and various listed stocks
American stock exchange prices and a large list of tickers with high low and last figures. The page includes dividend footnotes and special labels such as ex and warrants.
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Aerojet
E AO Indust
M&o
Ark Best
Arkl Gas
Asamera Oil
Atlas Cont
Barnes Eng
Brascanti Ib
Can Javelin
I Certron Co
Cineraman
Dillard
Dixilyn Corp
Itt Corp
Kaiser
Newldria
NewPark
Ormand
Statham
Syntex
Wr Nuclear
Associated Press
Dow Jones Averages and Market Sectors Snapshot
Stock figures show mixed movement with gains in Transportation and Utilities sectors while Industrials slip. Bonds edge up slightly with notable activity in higher and second grade rails and public utilities indices reflecting varied market sentiment.
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Endeaetee
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Americans Visit China for Exhibition Matches in 1949 Trip
A 15 member American delegation touring China after the Communist takeover in 1949 played a second set of table tennis exhibitions in Peking, losing 4-2 but earning strong cheers from a crowd of soldiers and spectators. Players Tim Boggan, Dick Miles, and George Braithwaite led the veterans in a display that drew applause as they toured a rural commune, Canton, and planned a Hong Kong flight before returning to the United States.
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Tokyo
United States
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Chian Wen
Tim Boggan
Merrie N.Y
Dick Miles
New York City
George Ruben
Detroit
Miles
Jack Howard
Seattle
John Tannehill
Middleport
Ohio
George Braithwaite
Brooklyn
Tannehill
Howard
Braithwaite
Japan
North Vietnamese围rebel forces encircle Fire Base 6 near border
U S analysts note Hanoi aims to show disruption of Saigon's Laos invasion. Fire Base 6 near the border still hosts North Vietnamese forces. Saigon claims 2,903 enemy deaths since March 31, while enemy total and battlefield losses remain contested. Saigon reports 195 South Vietnamese killed with 32 missing and 442 wounded alongside five American advisers killed. In eastern Cambodia North Vietnamese and South Vietnamese clashes leave dozens dead or wounded.
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Fire Base 6
U.S
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Hanoi
Dzu
le van Phuc
Firs Base 6
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Cambodia
North Viananeel
No Limit on Years Without Citizenship Filing
The law does not cap the years an alien may stay without applying for citizenship. However, every January aliens must register with the Immigration Service as required by law.
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Immigration Service
Jury panel expanded in Kotouc court martial trial
A fresh panel of six prospective jurors was summoned after a peremptory challenge left four seated in the Kotouc case. Captain Eugene Kotouc stands accused of maiming a Viet Cong suspect during the My Lai operation and assaulting him, as colleagues testified about mistreatment of prisoners in Vietnam.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
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Vietnam
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Ormand Beach
Fla
Maj
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Robert C. Brownine
Parma
Ohio
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Pheps
Browning
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Nixon proposes wider food stamp access with income rule
The Nixon administration seeks fall implementation of new food stamp rules raising the national income threshold to 360 monthly for eligibility and tightening rules for nonworking members and college students. The plan aims to expand coverage nationwide while eliminating communes and requiring able bodied adults to register for work.
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Congress
Agriculture Department
Asst
Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
South Carolina
United States
Lyng
February Date Proposed For Presidential Vote
North Carolina Democratic Chairman Gene Simmons proposed a February 15 presidential preference primary and a Feb 15 voter decision on 18 year olds, as part of a package deal with amendments to allow voting in state and local elections. The House tentatively approved a presidential primary bill but set final action for next Tuesday. Simmons warned that combining the primaries would tear the party apart and said House members should confer with party leaders before acting.
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North Carolina
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Simmons
House
North Carolina shoplifting bill faces constitutional questions
Merchants executive vice president Mason Greenwood says the amended bill allows detention based on probable cause to suspect shoplifting, prompting concerns from Sen. Julian Allsbrook about constitutionality. He notes the bill enables clerks or merchants to make citizen arrests while many small stores cannot afford police protection. Greenwood cites 11 billion dollars in NC merchant sales for 1969-70 and an estimated 1 percent loss to shoplifting.
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North Carolina Merchants Association
North Carolina
Greenwood
Julian Allsbrook
Halifax
Collegues
Senate
One North Carolina forest fire remains out of control
The last major blaze in Currituck and Camden counties roared on near the Virginia line burning about 5000 acres over three days. Dry windy conditions kept fire danger high as 700 wood fires were reported statewide.
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Associated Press
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Currituck
Camden
Tom Hegele
North Carolina Forest Service
Virginia Line
Hegele
Forest Service
Swain
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