Market rises for seventh straight session on moderate trading
The Dow Jones industrial average climbs 4.09 to 852.88 as rails oils and metals lead gains while motors aircrafts and chemicals lag. The AP 60 stock average adds 1.0 to 307.4 with mixed results across sectors amid slower turnover and profit taking fears.
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MGM
ClevElil
CocaCol
MobilOil
Monsant
Aerojet
Certron Cp
Cinerama
Conts Corp
Eoege
Nat Industih
Dixilyn Corp
Nat Steel
Essex
Fedesrces
Cowles Com
Felmont Oi
Cox
Va Newberry
Frontier Air
CrowColl
I. Va
Crown Cork
Ning MP
Gt Basin Pet 216
CronZelt
Curtisswrt
Norfolk
Husky Oil
Norris Ind
Dan River
Dart
Va NoAmRk
Instrum
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DaycoCp
NoStaPw
Jetronic Ind
Marshal Ind
Dillon Co
OhioEdis
Midh Sug
Olia GE
Milgo Elect
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Olha Ngs
Newldria Mala
Olia Corp
NewPark Mn
Omarin
Nor Cdn
Otis Elev
Nuclear Am
Mear
OKC Corp
Duke Pw
Siva
Ormand
duPont Sq
Pacpal
Ve Echlin Mf
Pac T&t
Eg&g
E Panams
Statham Ins
Eipasong
PanAm WaAir
Evans Pdwi
PennzUn
Vikoa Inc
PepsiCo
VLN Corp
Fairch Cam
Ve Westates Pti
Fair Ind
Phelps
Wilshire
Fansteel Inc
Ve Phila el
Yates Ind
Phil Morr
Phill Pet
Arizona
GAF Corp
RCA
Reading Co
Gannett
Am Motors
Rohr Ind
Asmeltr
Genesco
Royccola
Gece RoyDut
At&t
Ryder Sy
T&t
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Gillette
Goodrich
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Ancorp
Grace
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Apeco Co
Scherzig
Arch Dan
A&p
SCM Corp
Armco St
Gt West
Greyhound
Shell Oil
Atl Richfid
Atlas Corp
Grummncp
Gulf Oi
Signal Co
Avco Cerp
SingerCo
Gulf Wn
Sony Cp
Gutwaind
Soucale
Halliburt
South Co
Balt GE
Harris Int
SouthrnRy
BeechAr
Bell
WiHoff
Squibb
HollySug
Honywil
Boeing Co
Borden
Brist My
Ma IdahoPw
Stey!Drug
Brit Pet
Fevensi
Brunswk
Cp Am
Budd Co Ty
Inacp
Bulovan
SyiftCo
Bunkr Ramo
IBM
Tampa el
Tektronix
Teledyne
CampRik
Tenneco
Texaco
CastieCke
Jon Lang
Jastens
Textron
Cert Teed
Thiekol An
Thrift Dr
KaisAlum
TimesMir
Katy Ind
Transmra
Chris Craft
KayserRo
A Kennecott
TRW Inc
Kerr McG
Iy Kimbalk
Koppers
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Kresne SS
UMC Ind
Ma Kroger
jLearSieq
Uniroyal
Levite Lehma
Indy
Lockheed Airs
US Steel
Loews Corpa
Univ Oil
UnivCpir
LongisLt
Varian Assoc
LukenSti
VendoCo
M—M Macke Co
WachCo
Macy RH
WarLam
Marath
Marcor
Wn Banc
Westghel Wi Adie
Maytag
E Weyerhs
McDond
WhidFry
Whittaker
Memorex Cp
Williams Co
Merck
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Xerox
Zale Corp
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CP&L Loses $25,000 Contest
A jury awarded Johnny Creech 25000 for 2.5 acres condemned for Carolina Power and Light Co. plant use in Southport North Carolina. Judge Thomas D. Cooper ordered CP&L to pay 6 percent interest from Aug 28 date of acquisition. Creech served 30 days in jail for contempt after refusing to vacate.
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Black Official To Join Fund
Arthur A. Fletcher, a top Black official in the Nixon administration, will become director of the United Negro College Fund on January 1. He will fulfill his UN delegation duties until then and resigns as assistant secretary of labor. Nixon says Fletcher remains chairman of the White House Domestic Council Committee on the Elimination of Economic Discrimination.
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Brazil and United States Sign Five Year Science Pact
Brazil and the United States signed a five year pact for mutual scientific cooperation. The agreement allows exchange of ideas information and technical research between the two countries for the next five years.
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Brazil
United States
Fayetteville Man Dies In Vietnam
The Defense Department announced the death of Army Pvt. Edward J. Lopez in Vietnam. He was not killed by hostile action and is listed as the son of Frank C. Lopez of Delano California.
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New York Stock Index Hits Narrow Gain At Noon
New York stock market shows a slim rise with the industrial index up about 15 cents by midday. Investors await further cues as trading remains mixed amid early afternoon activity.
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Nixon Eyes Next Budget in Florida Sessions
President Nixon arrives in Key Biscayne Florida with top budget advisers to review the fiscal 1973 budget. He will decide whether to accept existing figures or send them back for modification as he faces election year pressure to curb government spending. Present with him are George Shultz Caspar Weinberger and John Ehrlichman as budget talks begin.
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Florida
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Ziegler
Christmas Vote Showdown in Mock Capitol Campaign
A whimsical Washington contest pits Ebenezer Scrooge and Santa Claus for an at large House seat. Ballots, posters, and charity fundraising mark a lively campaign with bids for labor and anti labor stances amid holiday satire.
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Campaign tax funds delayed to 1976 in tax bill
A Senate House conference approved a $15.8 billion tax cut over three years and postponed the presidential campaign tax checkoff until 1976. The measure would let individuals donate $1 to a campaign fund via tax returns, with disbursement subject to future appropriations and possible presidential veto. The White House signaled Nixon would sign, while Mills warned a veto would hurt the economy.
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Nixon
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Conference Committee
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Wilbur D. Mills
House
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Mills
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Senate
Cambodia Airlift Evacuates Retreating Forces Near Phnom Penh
Cambodian Lt. Col. Am Rong said new defensive positions were set around Taing Krasaing on Highway 6 as helicopters airlift 24 to 30 Cambodian troops from Baray and Kompong Thom toward safer lines. The Cambodian government fights to regroup after heavy North Vietnamese attacks aimed at breaking the August offensive along Highway 6.
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Taing Krasaing
Highway 6
Phnom
Saigon
Cambodia
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Komsix
Pong Thom
Phnom Penh
Baray
Kompong Thmar
Ba- Tray
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Kompong Thom
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Queen Elizabeth's Salary Studied
A parliamentary committee proposed a 106 percent pay raise for Queen Elizabeth II to 2.45 million dollars annually, with hikes for royal family members. Public polls show most Britons oppose the increase, while advocates argue royal cost aligns with monarchy style and a president might not cost less.
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Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Willie Hamilton
Christmas Town McAdenville to Light Up Saturday Night
The town of McAdenville in Gaston County expects its million lights display to be switched on Saturday night. The Christmas tree lights are donated by Pharr Yar Mills, the principal employer in the town of 700 residents. Thousands of motorists visit McAdenville near Gastonia, about 15 miles west of Charlotte, for the holiday spectacle.
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Gaston County
Pharr Yar Mills
Gastonia
Charlotte
Pat Nixon Aims To Greet Chinese In Native Tongue
First Lady Pat Nixon says she plans to greet Chinese people in Chinese during February trip to China with the President. She has been studying Chinese a week and hopes to know a few phrases, though she finds current books on China outdated by change.
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Pat Nixon
China
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