Market slides as trading slows in August gloom
The Dow Jones average falls 8.35 points to 717.25 at noon as trading remains slow ahead of Labor Day. Analysts cite no specific cause, credit cautious economy and inflation signals, with rails and mail order retail showing mixed moves and most sectors down.
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Soviet long range flights to Peru alarm NATO observers
U.S. defense sources say Soviet aircraft including AN12 and AN22 attempted emergency flights toward Peru from Keflavik Iceland and Bermuda. Planes appeared outfitted with radar boosters and wing antennas suggesting military use, with markings painted to resemble Aeroflot. Radar gear could aid navigation or map North American coastlines.
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A.P. Stock Averages Report Mixed Gains and Losses
The daily stock page shows mixed movements with net declines in several groups. Industrial and utility stocks display modest changes, while year over year figures vary across sectors.
New York Exchange Noon Prices Ledger Turbulent
AP reports the American Stock Exchange noon prices showing varied quotes for numerous equities including Aerojet AtlasCorp Kaiser NewPark Saxon Ind and Syntex with many shares holding modest gains while others slip. Footnotes explain dividend classifications and ex-distribution dates from 1969 and 1970 estimates.
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Immunity Hearing for Kasabian in Manson Case
Linda Kasabian, key witness against Charles Manson and three co defendants, may be granted immunity today in the Sharon Tate murder probe. A hearing will address her potential complicity while the prosecution plans to call about 40 witnesses to substantiate each defendant's link to the case.
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Tupamaros kill former police chief Mitrione in Uruguay
A passing patrol found the body of 50-year-old Mitrione in Montevideo after Tupamaros set a Sunday noon deadline for released hostages. Witnesses recalled his hair as black, suggesting disguises during his 10 days in captivity. Police launched a wide manhunt and arrested over 100 people while confirming Mitrione’s chest wound and death more than 12 hours after the deadline.
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Army gas disposal train faces local and international fears
Congressional sources say an Anniston train carrying gas will pass Bremen Griffin Macon Athens and move through the Carolinas to Sunny Point at no more than 35 mph. Gov Maddox offers to ride but Army bans it. Critics including Kirk Carter Thant Nader oppose ocean dumping as a UN resolution and fear pollution.
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MP Testifies He Saw Girl Near MacDonalds Home
A military policeman testified he saw a girl near Capt. Jeffrey R. MacDonalds home who resembled a suspect described by MacDonald. The defense says the man identified a sketch created under MacDonalds guidance. The hearing questions whether MacDonald will face court martial for the deaths of his wife and two daughters in a high profile case.
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Uruguay Captures Tupamaro Leader Amid Kidnap Probe
In Montevideo the Uruguayan government netted Tupamaro guerrilla chief Raul Sendic during a nationwide search for missing U.S. advisers Dan Mitrione and Claude Fly and Brazilian consul Aloysio Gomide. Sendic's arrest sparked threats of retaliation from rebels as authorities questioned him and other detainees.
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Time says King’s FBI taps revealed extramarital activity
Time magazine discusses a John Williams book claiming the FBI tapped Martin Luther King Jr 1963 1964 wiretaps exposed private sexual details and Hoover urged King to soften his anti FBI stance. The article cites a 1964 meeting where Hoover outlined the tapes and King reluctantly accepted the guidance.
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Bank President and Wife Slain in Orangeburg Home
Police investigate robbery as cause after the bludgeoned bodies of O. S. Burns, president of the First National Bank of Orangeburg, and his wife Louise, are found in their home. A nearby car showroom was broken into. the couple were in their late fifties or sixties.
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