Stock Market Reports Modest Gains In Quiet Session
New York markets showed small gains amid a drifting Friday mood. The Dow rose 2.19 to 706.82 as blue chips and glamour issues led light bargain buying. IBM, Fairchild, Philip Morris, and Sears gained modestly while Continental Illinois fell on a large block trade. Amex volume leader International Banknote dropped 1 16 to 4.
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New York Stock Exchange Stocks Mixed Amid Trading Confusion
Investors watched a chaotic tape as equities quoted mixed gains and losses across sectors led by prominent names such as Philip Morris and American Airlines. The session showed volatile swings with several large caps trading near flat as traders parsed shifting earnings signals and industry headlines.
New York Stock Exchange Index Snapshot
An AP stock index brief shows industrial, transportation, and utility sectors with slight gains and small percentage moves. The report notes index levels around 22.2 with fractional changes near 0.07 to 0.20, reflecting modest activity in market sectors.
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Union Head Says Patience Is Waning in Kentucky Rally
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller told about 3,000 supporters in Harlan Kentucky that UMW patience with nonunion coal operators is wearing thin. He and top officers urged victory in the Brookside mine contract dispute and unionization of Eastern Kentucky fields, warning operators to sign or leave the business. Miners came from several states for the five day memorial work stoppage.
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Rockefeller Applies Courteous Campaign Style On Capitol Hill
Nelson Rockefeller began a Capitol Hill stop as Ford’s vice president nominee, greeting lawmakers with handshakes and brief remarks. He visited Senate Rules and House Judiciary probes to set the stage for confirmation hearings, then met Kissinger and attended a White House dinner before vacationing in Maine.
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Fat People Turn To Wiring Teeth To Lose Weight
CHICAGO AP Fat people flood oral surgeons with requests to wire jaws shut after a dental journal editorial warns the method unlikely to yield lasting weight loss. Dr Daniel M Laskin of the University of Illinois cautions about moral questions and possible complications including tooth movement periodontal disease and decay.
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Milwaukee couple advocate traditional textbooks prioritizing hard facts over modern sociology. They argue George Washington deserves more space than Marilyn Monroe and urge publishers to reflect that in editions. They travel nationwide lecturing teachers and parents, citing changes to the Constitution in schools.
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Nixon witnesses delayed in Watergate cover up trial
The Watergate cover up trial set to begin September 30 was postponed three weeks after White House counsel Philip Buchen reviewed policy and decided White House tapes and papers belong to Nixon. Ehrlichman sought delay claiming limited access to White House papers by Buchen.
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Outlaw Ruling Fails as Fugitive Surrenders
Mitchell sought to declare a 22-year-old outlaw after he overpowered a jailer and fled. The suspect, charged with rape and armed robbery, said he would not be captured alive. He surrendered hours after being named outlaw, amid debate over the statute’s shelf life and calls for repeal.
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Pension tax rules expand personal plan funding limits
The proposal increases pension contributions to a maximum of 7,500 dollars annually in tax exempt funds for individuals creating their own plans, up from a 2,500 dollar limit and 10 percent cap. It also allows employees not in private plans to contribute up to 1,500 dollars yearly in tax exempt funds into their own plans.
Priest Kidnapping Warrant Issued in West Virginia Case
A Kansas City man, William Roland Roberts, 37, is named in a warrant tied to last week's abduction of Rev. John J. O Connell and housekeeper Nicoletta Tambascia in Martinsburg West Virginia. They were bound in a car trunk for 78 hours after a gunpoint robbery including a $31000 check. A separate June 28 case in North Wilkesboro North Carolina involved Rev. Francis Donohue tied to bedposts. he died of a heart attack.
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Europe Farmers State Over Economic Plight
Europe faced a widening farm crisis as French German and Belgian farmers protest with road blocks and ship withholds. A CAP crisis and rising costs squeeze beef pork wine and produce while middlemen profits grow. Bavarian march protests price drops and cross border blockades disrupt imports and transport. French farmers combine clashes with a friendly street campaign to explain their stance.
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