Stock Prices Slip as Profit Takers Step In
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.19 to 843.82 at noon with declines leading advances on the Big Board. The AP 60 stock average slipped .8 to 304.8 as oils and steels held steady and most sectors, including rails and utilities, eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow
Gillette
Shell Oil
Associated Press
Bulovaw
MGM
Va MinnPet
MobilOil
Cadence Ind
Cal Finant
VM Monsant
Aerojet
Montdut
Mont Pw
AO Indust
MorNor
CastieCke
Mtstatt
Barnes Eng
e + Ve CaterTr
N—N — Barnwes Ind
Va Celanese
A . Nabisco
Natcashr
Cert-teed
Certron Cp
CessnaAir
Cinerama
Va Cfi
Creokp
Ches Orio
Ya Data Control
Dillard
ChiMil Spp
Nat Indust
Dixilyn Corp
Ve Chipneyt
Nat Steel
Chris Craft
NewPow
Itis
Felmont Oil
Newberry
Nengei
Frontier Air
Atnet ClevEllis
Gen Plywood
Cocac
Collins
Norfolk
Va Husky Oil
Coloinist
CmbEn
Kennecott
ITI Corp
Nongas
Jamesway
ComiSol v
NoStaPw
Jetronic Ind
ComwEd
Northrop
Kaiser
Nwst Air 405
Kin Ark Corps
Kingsford
Norton
Lafay Radio
Lee Ent
Ye NortSim
Air Lin
Corp
Marshal Ind
Va McCrory
Midh Sug
Olin Corp
Omarkin
Milgo Elect
Val Otis
Newldria Mn
Cowles Com
NewPark Mn
Ie Owen Cng
Nor Cdn Oils
Cox Bdcst
Owen Ill
Nuclear Am
CPC Intl
OKC Corp
CrouseHind
Ormand Ind
CrowCell
Pac
Ozark Airline
Crown Cork
PacPetrol
CrowZell
Pac T&t
Permaner
Curtisswrt
Phoenix St
Puritan
Dan River
Penn Cent
Penn Dix
Scurry Rain
Penney Jc
Statham Ins
Va Deere Co
PaPwLt
Syntex
PennUn
Delta Air
PepsiCo
Pfizer
Phelps
Diam Sham
Va Viewlex
New York Stock Fillon Co
PhilMorr
Vikoa Inc
Ve Exchange
Disney
Phill Pet
VLN Corp
E Niversind
Pitney B
Westates Ptl
Pepter
Ae Wilshire
Admiral
auBeant Sa
AetnaLfe
Pullman
Arizona
Evans
Eondael Inc
Rohr Ind
Royccola
Ryder
Sanders Asso
At&t
T&t
SanFeint
AMF Inc
AMP Inc
Eure M
ScherPia
Ampex Corp
SeherMcKs
SCM Corp
Scoa Ind
Ancorp
ApecoCo
GAC Co
Searsr
Arch Dan
ShellTr
Gannett
Signal Co
fenFler
SingerCo
Pantritts
Smith KF
Atlas Corp
CanMot
Avco Corp
G Pontit
G Pontit 1.40 10) 21! "1% 22 + Ve SCar EG 1.33 Sony Co
Southn Pac
Me Beckman
Beecher
Squibb
Bell How
A&p
Boeing Co
Stauf
BoisCas
Borden
BorgWar
Greyhound
Stevens
Gulf Oil
Swift Co
Halliburt
Systron
Harris
Tampa el
Tektronix
Teledyne
Va Hercule
Telex Co
Tenneco
Texaco
Timken
IdanoPw
Vaill Cent
TRW Inc
UnOilCal
UN Pac Co
N Tek Corp
M— Ye Jewel Co
JohJon
Us Indust
LoneStarin
Us Steel
Lonesga
Marath
WstAir
Marco
Wn Banc
Mar Mid
WnUnion
Martin
Maytag
WestghEwi
McDond
Weyerhs
WhitFry
Mead Corp
Xerox
Zale Corp
Zenith
Serene
A.P. Stock Averages Definitions and Notations
List of stock dividend types ex dividend ex distribution and related terms for 1971 and prior periods. Entries cover regular issues liquidating distributions and special cases including foreign tax, accumulative issues, and warrants or rights.
NASD Inter-Dealer Quotes Show Morning Bid and Ask Figures
Inter-dealer prices as of about 11 a m are listed with bid and ask quotes for multiple securities. Figures exclude retail markups and commissions. markets shift through the day and exact spreads vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Furn
Carolina Caribbean
Hardee’s
Integon
Life of Carolina
Ncnb Corp
N. C. Nat. Gas
Public Service of N.C
Ruddick Pref
Cambodian fighters rescue downed pilot Moore in Vietnam
Cambodian warplanes pounded enemy positions as ground forces guided rescue by radio. Armored personnel carriers pushed through North Vietnamese lines to extract Moore, then a Jolly Green giant flown by Capt. Stephen Tyler carried him to Bien Hoa. Moore said the day went his way aside from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Moore
Stephen Tyler
Los Angeles
Bien Hoa
Air Force
Pay Board Approves Textile Wage Hikes Violate No Rules
The Pay Board said textile firms may grant raises without approval if within the 5 percent guideline. Firms with 5,000+ workers must notify of increases, but boosts aligned with past practice and regulations may proceed pending review. J P Stevens and Burlington Industries cited unspecified raises and approval requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. P. Stevens, Inc
Burlington Industries
Price Commission limits pass-through of wage hikes
The Price Commission warned firms they cannot pass the full cost of wage increases to customers. It cut Old Ben Coal Co.’s proposed 6.71 percent price rise to 3.78 percent after a 9.6 percent wage- hike pass-through was approved, signaling ongoing scrutiny of wage settlements and future pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Price Commission
Commission
C. Jackson
Grayson
Nixon
Old Ben Coal Co
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Old Ben
United Mine Workers
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Senate
House
General Motors
Nixon-Aide Meet With Mrs Meir Seeks Middle East Understanding
Prime Minister Golda Meir and President Nixon meet to ease U S Israel tensions over Phantom jet bombers and Middle East security. Secretary Rogers says Phantom deliveries may not resume, while Meir signals readiness to restart peace efforts and keep diplomacy alive amid fears of Soviet arms to Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endre Marton
Associated Press
Washington
Golda Meir
Israel
Nixon
Rogers
Egypt
Middle East
United States
Suez Canal
Ex-GI and wife receive suspended sentences in drug case
Robert and Rebecca T'Souvas, once linked to the My Lai inquiry and later discharged from the Army, were sentenced to three years suspended on marijuana possession charges. They had spent eight months in Jefferson County Jail after police found 13 pounds of marijuana in their car. They may live with T'Souvas' parents in San Jose while the defendant pursues work and night school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
My Lai
Robert
Rebecca T’souvas
Jefferson County
Ma‘ijuana
T’souvases
T’souvas
Rebecca
Atlanta
Asst. Dist
Don Russell
Circuit Court
Wallace Gibson
Gibson
San Jose
Calif
California
Dollar Plunges on Europe Markets After Devaluation Hints
On European exchanges the dollar fell to record lows as rumors of possible devaluation spread. Paris and London banks bought dollars to slow the drop while Swiss banks capped dollar deals at one million per customer. The downturn followed reports from a Rome meeting of wealthy Western nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Switzerland
Rome
United
Washington
Nixon
Frankfurt
Zurich
Government labor talks seek retroactive raises debate
Senate and House clashes over retroactive pay provisions for federal workers and teachers mark a contentious session as negotiators push for raises within a 5.5 percent guideline. White House concerns persist while labor groups anticipate retroactive gains amid monetary realignment with devaluation talks and currency shifts across Europe.
Dodgers Make Bold Moves Acquire Robinson and Trade Allen
Los Angeles Dodgers pull off two major trades. They send Richie Allen to the Chicago White Sox for Tommy John and Steve Huntz, and obtain Frank Robinson from the Baltimore Orioles with Pete Richert in exchange for four prospects. Robinson, 36, hit .281 with 28 homers and 99 RBIs last season and has led club to multiple pennants and a double MVP record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Robinson
Richie Allen
Dodgers
Allen
Chicago White Sox
Tommy John
Steve Huntz
Los Angeles
Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Pete Richert
Orioles
Importer Recalls Le Roitelet Cheese Over Bacteria Risk
The FDA announced a recall of Le Roitelet camembert and brie cheeses in 4 and 8 ounce packages after reports of 143 illnesses and three hospitalizations from gastroenteritis. Anco Cheese Import of Elmsford NY distributed the product to about 100 wholesalers, with retailers unknown. return to the store is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Anco Cheese Import
Elmsford
Tar Heels Vote For Exemptions
Washington AP North Carolina Senators Sam Ervin and B Everett Jordan voted with the majority as the Senate approved an amendment to the economic controls bill exempting newspapers broadcasting and magazines and their employees from wage price controls The Cranston amendment passed 50 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despie
Senate
Pey Board
White House
Afl-Cio
House Committee
Nixon
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Washington
North Carolina
Sam Ervin
B. Everett Jordan
Katharine Hepburn Leaves Massachusetts General Hospital
Actress Katharine Hepburn exits Massachusetts General Hospital for an undisclosed location after a stay that began on the first Friday. A hospital spokesman says she had no surgery but underwent multiple tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Katharine Hepburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Miss Hepburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anwe
Stock Market Report
Linda Rubey
A.P. Stock
Cairo
pVten Miuidanae of
Ind
Rallis Util
Ralls Ind. Util Fgn. L.Y
NEW York Exchange
Dow-Jones
NEW York (Ap
New York Stock Sxcnange
Seereree
By Mike Shanahan
Tar Heels
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Okly
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives