Stock Market Report from Enterprins Mandey 1969
The financial page by Phil Thomas reports a cautious U.S. stock market at midday with the Dow Jones and major names like Merck Motorola and General Electric showing mixed moves. It notes investors awaiting developments and tensions around foreign exchange as European currencies and the franc influence sentiment. Weather and local Carolina forecasts appear in adjacent sections.
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Enterprins
Mandey
Business and Financial News
Dow Jones Averages Edge Higher as Clearing and Cooler Seen
The market closes with the Dow Jones averages showing modest gains amid partial clearing and cooler trading conditions. Investors weigh mixed economic signals as tech and industrial stocks lead gains while energy slips.
Fishman Named Vice President at Guilford Mills Greensboro
Fishman appointed vice president in charge of research and development at Guilford Mills Inc Greensboro. He will head engineering and construction for size expansions of six knitting and finishing facilities and organize Guilford's proposed European operation.
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Fishman Redhat
Doctors Testify At Tobacco Hearing
Washington AP doctors testified at a House Commerce Committee hearing as to tobacco advertising and its links to health issues. They urged against pre emptive blocks on ads and supported strong warnings labeling cigarette products while noting studies tying smoking to heart disease. Industry representatives argued studies rely on statistics and warned of broad rules without direct proof.
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Washington
Fed- House
Cigamerce Committee
Rattes
Colgate Students End Occupation After Hours of Sit-in
About 40 Colgate University students ended a 70hour occupation of a faculty club building in Hamilton after trustees threatened court action. The action followed promises from administration that programs would be provided. Elsewhere, reports from City College of New York indicated ongoing tensions as black and Puerto Rican students barricaded the South Campus amid talks with the college president.
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Colgate University
Hamilton
N.Y
City College of New York
Stock Averages Mixed as Markets Pause in France Talks
The stock averages showed a mixed pattern with utilities and industrials moving unevenly while markets awaited clearer signals from France about De Gaulle. Financial wires in Washington and London reported cautious sentiment as discussions yielded no formal commitments and relations with the United States and Britain were described as improving slowly.
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Tyagesiaee
Pydtic
Thenii
de Gaulie
France
AEG
Utshy - AB
Als $E
Washington
London
Butl
Son
United States
Britain
ROTC Credit Cuts Stir Dartmouth Faculty Vote
New York financial buzzed over franc speculation while at Dartmouth College Hanover NH a student referendum on ROTC. The faculty voted to cut academic credit for ROTC next year and end all credit in 1972. Cornell University Ithaca NY normal class routine resumed after an armed occupation of the student union ended. Forty one of Cornell 1500 professors warned they might leave if not allowed to teach without intimidation. Nobel laureate Hans Bethe and Clinton Rossiter signed the statement.
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New York
Dar
Motorola T
Adener
Dow Jones Industrial
Coraiclio
Fe Minar Ayes
Newberry
Gorrie News
Crouse
Noamrogk
Simmit
Mary
North Carolina
Norton
del Paneer
Nort Simon
Molythen
Fener Fabel
Newora
del Mate i
Oomseena
NewPark
Ormand
RIC Group
Priee Heik
Akintah
Seal Stellem
DoCim
TAL Nuclear
Gwensill
Associated Press
Duke
Speci Igher
Campbel
E‘icer
Ranasul
Red Lake
EGES
Pencey JC
Endrofm
Boa Fy Henman
Lemyl Cp
Ater
Atock Motors
Dometrices Arraara
Rairenc
Alviend
Bermec
Fallac
Declerea
Plus Corp
jFanster Inc
Rineys
Aivigande
Tocotee S
Astra
Exirss
ContMar
Dla Stock Exchange
Pullman
Sahin
Cwcelearanip
Freepsul
Rcavs Ale
Ralston
Raytheon
GAR Corp Ao
Feds
Gen Mills
Shosle
FTC Propos- Wee Selon Misnelee
Baie
Jose Joe Lal
Schering
Carolina
South Carolina
Val Sears
Army
Tuesses
Amer
Doe
Piedmont
Virginia
Enka
Arm Motors
AmNalGas
Harris
Boca
Georgia
AddiDan
staufCph Yay
IsanoPw
Us Stevens
Atlas Corp
Cudahy
A Gaulle
Eyriss
Sealin Corp
Alleghad
Goodrich
Schenley
Avnet Inc
Wis
Crown
Global Marin
SanFelit
South Coast
Goa
Jonkogen
Lal Lote
JoneLay
Sime Ate T
Joy Miglan
porgWer
Laine Ald
Mod- Brunswk Ag
Boeyer
Budd
Dee Toy
Rama Ul
al Kennecott
Asia
Leen Sieg
Fusgypam Sa
Renn
Castiecke
Univo
Biog TY
Upiehn
Prarice Nas
Lotte Veeipw
Fh - Warlam
Macke Co
Mente
Lweverhr
Magma
Maapnvax
de Gaulle
Mereren Et Ig
Wandex
Woolwin
Artinid
Mayostr
Keroxca
Eade
Rule Corp
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
James A. Perkins
Cornell
Hans Bethe
Clinton Rossiter
Students Seize Buildings At Negro College
Reports from Denmark South Carolina indicate militant students took over the college administration and buildings at 12 15 pm after escorting President John F Potts and faculty outside The Black Awareness Coordinating Committee is named as in charge The students list demands including a Negro studies program staff in each department library emphasis on Black history living conditions improvements and a physician by Sept 1 State authorities had no reports of trouble and Potts was unavailable for comment
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Denmark
5.C
Sherrift A. L. Strickland
Bamberg County
Pdramistras
The
Negro College
John F. Potts
Black Awareness Coordinating Committee
Africa
America
Stop Capitulating To Students Rustin Says
Bayard Rustin, civil rights leader, urges educators to stop capitulating to demands of Negro students and to focus on practical training. He questions the value of soul courses and says real-world metrics matter, such as mathematics and writing correct sentences, at a luncheon with the American Jewish Committee.
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New York
Bayard Rustin
Rustin
Washington
American Jewish Committee
Disturbances Reported In Winston And Paris Markets
Groups of Negro teens on Winston-Salem eastside streets damaged store windows and burned trash while rocks pelted a fire truck. In Paris, Charles de Gaulle resignation sparked gold and franc volatility as markets digested political change with limited activity and currency controls tightening in Tokyo and Hong Kong. James Beasley of Winston-Salem was wounded when police recaptured him after an escape last November.
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Winston-Salem
Eastside
London
Howev
Charles de Gaulle Offier
France
Paris
Panne
de Gaulle
Zurich
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Deval
James Beasley
Beasley
Forsyth County
Three Youths Die In Collision In Siler City
In Siler City North Carolina three teenagers were killed and a fourth injured when their car collided with a tractor trailer on U S 64. The dead were J C Degraffenrecht Jr 19 Eugene Richardson 18 and A J Rogers Jr 17 all of Pittsboro Emily Marlene McLain 18 of Siler City identified as the driver was taken to Duke Hospital in critical condition.
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Siler City
N.C
U.S
J. C. Degraffenrecht Jr
Eugene Richardson
A. J. Rogers Jr
Pittsboro
Emily Marlene McLain
Duke Hospital
Charleston
Jimmy D. Alexander
Tylertown
Miss
Alexander
Tody
Len Croghan
William of
Bubler
Joyce
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Chris
Suchitian
Chidren J. Young
SCLC
Buhler
Theo-Land Union
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Bessiness
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Colgate
AD. Stark
Ings Inc
Siuriariai
Puch
Eckdormi- Denmark
State Law Enforcement Division
State Highway Patrol
Sanee Ene Orl
Potts
Winston
Austin
Integra
Banque de France
Prante
Kent Krell
George
George Williford
Barco Steel Corporation
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