GM Opening Boosts Dow as Market Shifts Higher
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 893.62 at noon up 4.67 as General Motors opened boosting sentiment amid profit taking after Monday's gains. The NYSE composite advanced 54.94 with 7 to 5 breadth in favor of winners and large blocks traded before noon.
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Dow Jones Averages and stock listings
Industrial stocks and bonds show modest gains as reported in the Dow Jones averages. Rail and utilities sectors advance with slight increases across major categories and bond prices easing slightly.
Unclear Market Summary From Early Exchange Report
Data appears garbled with index figures and sector labels, no coherent events or names readable. Unable to determine concrete companies, dates, or outcomes from the fragment.
Medina’s Attorney Challenges Irrelevant My Lai Testimony
In the Medina court martial, defense attorney F Lee Bailey objects to witnesses testifying about My Lai killings his legal relevance. Prosecutor Eckhardt argues events at My Lai are relevant to Medina’s role as Charlie Company commander during the March 16 1968 assault. Judge Howard allows admission of bloodied photos to show killings occurred, if relevance is shown.
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Nixon freezes wages prices and rents for 90 days
The Office of Emergency Preparedness takes charge of enforcing President Nixon's 90 day wage price and rent freeze. OEP regional offices in Seattle to Boston, each with a lawyer rent wage economist and Justice Department rep. The plan aims to avoid a large new agency while mobilizing existing staff.
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System reform debate follows Nixon move on dollar
Washington economists foresee IMF reform as Nixon hints the United States may end dollar convertibility to gold. The 1944 system tied currencies to the dollar with a 1 percent band, but gold value and crisis pressures spark calls for flexibility ahead of the IMF meeting in late September.
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Ellsberg Pleads Innocent On Pentagon Papers Charge In L A
Daniel Ellsberg pleads not guilty to illegally possessing the Pentagon papers. Former Rand Corp colleague Anthony Russo jailed for refusing to testify. Ellsberg free on 50000 dollar bail plans to return to Boston with trial date set for January 4.
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High Point Enterprise details rates and distribution
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including mail and carrier options, with rates for 1 year and shorter periods. The notice lists address, carrier terms, and tax and AP affiliation information for readers.
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Viet Cong Frogmen Sink U S Freighter in Qui Nhon Harbor
Viet Cong frogmen sank an 11,000 ton American freighter in Qui Nhon harbor. U S B52 bombers conducted more than 20 strikes along the DMZ dropping over 600 tons of bombs. The Green Bay hull was breached injuring four including one American. Fire Base Sarge and Fire Base 6 faced mortar and shelling with casualties reported. Cambodian artillery claimed 55 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed near the border.
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Police to meet Tate Street freaks on ball field
Greensboro police accept a non violent softball challenge from the Tate Street community. Capt. C. D. Wade will notify Rev. James L. Clark that the police team will play at Revolution Park Field as part of Inter Church Ministry for Social Change efforts to contact Greensboro's hippie community near UNCG.
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French To Honor Charles De Gaulle Memorial Drive Launched
Paris AP reports Henri Duvillard French minister of veterans affairs announced a worldwide appeal for contributions to fund a memorial for Charles de Gaulle in Colombey les Deux Eglises. The effort seeks support from the global public to honor the late president.
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