Market rally persists on optimism over international talks
The stock market rode a fourth day of gains as hopes rose for a breakthrough in Rome talks among the Group of 10. The noon Dow rose 8.98 to 840.32 as advances outpaced declines about five to one on the NYSE. The AP 60 stock average inched up 3.4 to 303.2 with industrials, rails and utilities higher.
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Market Averages Edge Higher Across Industrial Stocks
Stock totals show the Dow Jones Industrial Averages rising with gains in transportation and utilities amid mixed bond figures. Higher grade rails and public utilities contribute to a broad market uptick, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
Senior Citizens Workshop Set in High Point
Senior Citizens clubs from Hillside Recreation Center Washington Terrace Recreation Center the Golden Age Club High Point and OEO clubs from Clara Cox and Daniel Brooks homes will participate in a Thursday workshop at Astor Dowdy Towers Auditorium. The event features crafts singing games and discussions on the AARP and NC Association of Senior Citizens with a covered dish luncheon. The program runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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New York Stock Index Mixed At Noon On Exchange
At noon the New York stock market shows varied results with the industrial, transportation and utility sectors mixed while finance figures inch small gains and declines. The report notes an overall tepid session with minor shifts across major averages and industrial components.
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Economic panel approves multiple price increases across industries
The commission announced guidelines for the health services sector next week and approved price increases for four firms. International Paper Corp. gains 3.4 percent on newsprint and 4.1 percent on publication paper, The Washington Post column Advertising rates rise 3.71 percent, American Bakeries Corp. plants get 1.3 to 4.7 percent increases, and GM seeks higher prices on 1972 cars trucks and options, the final major auto maker request before the panel.
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J C Penney Reports 17.1 Percent Net Income Rise
J C Penney Company in the third quarter logs net earnings of 37.44 million for 13 weeks ended Oct 30 up from 31.97 million a year earlier. Primary net income per share stands at 68 cents. Third quarter sales climb 9.5 percent to a record 1.154 billion.
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Allstate Names Leonard Brady Sales Agent in Thomasville
Leonard Brady of Rt 3 Kernersville has been appointed sales agent by Allstate Insurance Co after a three week sales training at Allstate Southern Zone Headquarters in Atlanta. He is son of Mr and Mrs Lee Brady of Kernersville and husband of Virginia Rodman of Salisbury. Brady, a 1965 East Forsyth Senior High School graduate, joined Allstate in September and will operate from Sears in the Southgate Shopping Center Thomasville.
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Pakistanis and India Maintain Border Exchange of Fire
The Pakistan army reports repulsing Indian attacks at Chaugacha in Jessore and Kamalpur in the Mymensingh sector, claiming heavy Indian casualties. It says seven Indian soldiers and arms were captured at Dinajpur. New Delhi says fighting centers on Mukti Bahini and West Pakistan Army with Indian forces inside East Pakistan after shelling.
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NC State players win illegal search ruling before season opener
Two NC State basketball players Bob Heuts and captain Paul Coder had drug possession charges thrown out at a Wake District Court hearing after the judge ruled the automobile search illegal. They may face grand jury action on marijuana possession. Coach Norman Sloan said the ruling could allow them to dress and play tonight against Atlantic Christian. Neither commented on rejoining the team, as both had withdrawn from active participation pending the case.
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House Pushes Veto Proof Campaign Reform Bill
The House approves a package of federal campaign reforms with new media spending limits and reporting rules. Backers call it veto-proof and say it mirrors the Senate bill endorsed by White House aides, aiming to seal loopholes and curb lobbying.
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Cambodians retreat amid heavy North Vietnamese attacks
Cambodian forces pull back from Baray and Kompong Thmar on Highway 6 as North Vietnamese efforts intensify. Saigon reports 20 000 Cambodian troops isolated along 30 miles of highway with U S and South Vietnamese air support sought. Seven provinces and fronts across Cambodia and the Mekong Delta report continued fighting and air operations.
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Aging Meet Blasts President's Ploy
John Stowell reports the Nixon administration faces charges of politicizing the White House Conference on Aging as it announces a crackdown on substandard nursing homes. HEW warns 37 states and D C risk losing 3.4 billion in Medicaid funds if deficiencies are not corrected by deadlines.
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