Wall Street Mixed as Analysts Debate Autumn Rally
Stock market notes show a cautious mood on Wall Street with airlines and rails rising while metals utilities and rubber lag. Analysts split on whether inflation tight money and global tensions will spark a post-summer rally, with the AP 60-stock average up 0.1 at 236.6 at noon.
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Stock prices and dividends from American Exchange listings
AP reports noon prices for American stocks with notes on dividend classifications and footnotes explaining terms such as extra or special dividends, stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and classifications like liquidating or accumulative issues. The list includes Aerojet, Hess, ArklaGas, Almera Oil, Atlas Corp, and many others with percentage changes and price points.
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NYSE Afternoon Prices Report Mixed Activity across Stocks
The New York Stock Exchange shows varied afternoon levels with many issues posting small gains and others little change. Traders monitor diverse listings including Am Hess Am Motors Allied and Boeing amid modest turnover and fluctuating highs and lows.
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Stock Index Snapshot from New York Market Signals Minor Dip
AP reports noon trading in New York shows modest declines across major indices. Industrial and transportation gauges slide slightly while financials edge higher, reflecting cautious investor sentiment as markets digest early-session data.
Dow Jones Averages Show Mixed Industrial and Utility Moves
The report lists brief movements across sectors with minor gains in utilities and industrials. It notes index levels around 46.18 for one measure and 2.40 for another, reflecting fluctuating market performance.
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Two Trains Carry Deadly Nerve Gas through Carolinas
Crowds in North and South Carolina watch as two trains from Richmond Kentucky and Anniston Alabama pass through towns including Whitmire Waxhaw Monroe and Laurinburg toward Sunny Point North Carolina where gas is to be loaded and sunk. Only a few pickets protest with signs like Nerve Me Nervous while Army doctor Capt Bob Thomas attends.
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Lawyers Seek Reinstatement Of Officials In Desegregation Suit
In Winston-Salem Forsyth County, lawyers for plaintiffs ask U S District Judge Eugene A Gordon to reinstate the Forsyth County commissioners and the state Board of Education as defendants in the school desegregation case. Julius L Chambers notes the request after the school board moved for a stay. The county says it will not fund cross bus transportation for integration, even though state buses are available.
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Wilcox Named Executive VP At Mickey Body and Truck Co
A. Brian Wilcox is elected executive vice president and director of W. F. Mickey Body Co. Inc. and Mickey Truck Bodies Inc. of High Point. Mickey says Wilcox brings many years of industry experience and will help the firms expand in present markets and seek new ones. He already serves as Truck Body and Equipment Assn. director, co chair of the vehicle safety committee, and is a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers. Sales span the Red States and foreign markets.
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Shirley Temple Black says ERA won’t affect her
Shirley Temple Black declares the proposed Equal Rights Amendment will not affect her as she was liberated early. She notes she has worked since age three and prefers traditional support, while criticizing militant women’s groups. The ERA passed the House 546 to 15 and awaits Senate approval and state legislatures.
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Postal Reform Faces Higher Stamp Costs and New Rates
President backed postal reform shifts rate setting to a nine member board and a five member commission. Interim increases may raise first class postage by one third and affect second and third class rates. Catalogue mail and parcel post costs rise with new rules while deficits may shrink.
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Neighbor Sees Blond Girl Near MacDonald Home
An Army hearing heard a neighbor saw a girl with long blond hair running from Captain Jeffrey MacDonald's Ft. Bragg home the night his pregnant wife and two children were slain. Defense attorneys say the intruders include a blond girl. testimony delays and witness search span seven states. MacDonald prepared to testify, with proceedings expected to continue.
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IRS Awaits Complaints on Schools
Washington AP report notes the IRS weighs complaints about private schools and potential non discriminatory admissions. Mondale's committee questions schools granted tax exempt status after a 197x order. He warns of a segregated system risk and calls for federal monitoring of private schools in the South.
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British Troops Seal Londonderry Amid Sectarian Tensions
In Londonderry police and British troops sealed off the city and its Catholic sector to prevent renewed Protestant Catholic clashes during a 6,000 strong anniversary vigil. A separate car bomb near the border killed one police constable and seriously injured another. In Belfast a Catholic barber shop was wrecked by a bomb and a Protestant church hall roof yielded an arms cache. The unrest follows last year’s Siege of Derry commemorations that sparked religious rioting.
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Flood Recedes After 48-hour North Carolina Flooding
Western North Carolina saw swollen streams recede with roads reopening after a 48-hour downpour that caused the worst flooding in 30 years in the foothills. One death was reported as bridges and secondary roads remained hazardous in Iredell Catawba Alexander Rutherford and Burke counties while highway crews worked to restore access.
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Manson's Attorney Under Fire in Trial Cross Examination
In Los Angeles on day eight of cross examination, Irving Kanarek faces objections from Judge Older and three defense lawyers as Linda Kasabian testifies about Charles Manson's influence. Manson calms his grievances with meals and refuses to be represented by his chosen attorney.
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Hurricanes Threat Coastal Areas If Escape Routes Fail
Dr Robert H Simpson warned at a regional disaster conference that expanding Atlantic and Gulf coasts face disaster risk if escape routes are not provided. He cited Miami Dade as a prime example where 250,000 residents could be trapped with a single highway during a major hurricane. He noted gusts may exceed earlier estimates and urged new building design thinking.
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