Stock market pauses after two-day rise in mixed trading
The noon Dow Jones industrial average edged up 0.45 to 1,033.71 as trading slowed. On the NYSE minor stock gains lagged declines, with Winnebago up 1 percent and H R Block down 1 percent amid a list of mostly fractional moves and a steady Holiday Inns.
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New York Stock Exchange
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Winnebago
H & R Block
Holiday Inns
American Stock Exchange
Hycel
American Hospital Supply
ClevElll
MGM
CocaCol
Microdot
Colg Pal
Midsutil
Collins Rad
Monsant
MorNor
Motorola
Arklgas
Hla NY
Air Lin
Nabisco
Nat Airline
Buttes Gs Oil
Cont Corp
Nat Can
CampbChile
NatCash R
Cinerama
Cowles Com
Cox
Dillard
CPC Ind
Nat Steel
Dixilyn Corp
Crous Ind
Dynalec
Crowcoh
Natomas
NewPow
Essex Chem
Weaee Crown Cork
E— Va Fed Resrees
Frontier Air
Giant
Norfolk
Gt Basin Pet Hormel
Daycoe
Deere Co
Noamrkk
Ave del Mnte
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Jetronic Ind
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Medenco
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Tonka Co
Pfizer
Phelps
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AMF Inc
Scareg
AMP Inc
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Ampex Corp
HolidyInn
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Hongwil
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Kollsman
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Texas
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Apollo 17 crew brush teeth after every meal in space
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans brush with a space modified toothpaste to refresh themselves though they swallow the toothpaste due to microgravity. They rinse and dry brushes store them, and use dental floss while dental checks occur every six months.
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Sidewalk Psychiatric Booth Opens In Los Angeles
A curbside booth offering walkup psychiatric advice opened during the Christmas season on La Cinega Boulevard. Dr Benjamin Weininger said about 50 people have paid nickels to share problems since opening. The Southern California Counseling Center sponsors the service to highlight low cost mental health care. The center handles 500 weekly cases but receives no public funding. Weininger notes problems range from relationship issues to parental conflicts and that quick solutions are possible.
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Lounseling
Benjamin Weininger
Vicki Michel
Southern California Counseling Center
la Cinega Boulevard
Weininger
Immigrant Farmhand Deported United States to Mexico
Amado Munoz a Harlingen Texas native, described by relatives as a U.S. citizen, was deported to Merida Mexico after signing a statement claiming Mexican citizenship. He was among 49 migrant workers detained in a Palm Beach County raid and transported by Border Patrol and deputies.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Mexico
U.S
Amado Munoz
Harlingen
Tex
Munoz
U.S. Border Patrol
Palm Beach County
Merida
Yucatan Peninsula
Robert Woytych
U.S. Immigration Service
Miami
Young Munoz
American Foods Co
Roy Rodriguez
American Foods
Item
U.S. Immigration Office
Governor Scott Receives New Lincoln Continental
RALEIGH AP Gov Bob Scott will leave office January 5 with a farewell gift a Lincoln Continental presented by Highway Commissioner Jack Kirksey and others. Scott test drove the sedan near the executive mansion. Kirksey did not reveal the price but said 30 or 35 contributors funded the purchase.
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Bob! Scott
Jack Kirksey
Morgantown
Scott
Executive Mansion
Kirksey
U N Move Toward Vote Against Israeli Annexation
At the United Nations General Assembly the body prepares a resolution urging states to avoid actions that could imply recognizing Israel's occupation of Arab territories. The draft, strongest yet on 1967 war settlements, seeks nonannexation and a return to recognized boundaries.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Isael
United States
Israel
DULI
al AL Asrael Irum
Mideast
Church Council Calls for Cease Fire and Penitence
The National Council of Churches urged an immediate halt to U S bombing in Vietnam and called for penitence and thanksgiving services when fighting ends. It endorsed nationwide worship on the cease fire signing day and urged intercession for war victims in Southeast Asia and America. Rev W Sterling Cary, elected president, stressed churches must live out their words as they reorganize under new leadership.
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George W. Cornell
Dallas
Tex
National Council of Churches
U.S
Vietnam
Council
Navy
Caus
Lng
Southeast Asia
America
W. Sterling Cary
New York City
Mr. Cary
United Church of Christ
Strauss pursues chair change before member expansion
Strauss aims to block adding new members to avoid increasing votes needed to oust chairwoman Westwood. He claims 107 to 109 backing, and says a simple up or down vote is needed. Westwood would resign for a middle ground, but will stay if Strauss remains. Anti-Strauss strategists say enough support to vacate is uncertain.
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Strauss Forces
Strauss
Westwood
McGovern
National Committee
Fayetteville Editor Undergoes Lung Removal for Tumor
Charles A. Clay editor of the Fayetteville Observer underwent removal of his right lung for a malignant tumor. In fair condition at North Carolina Memorial Hospital, he is in ICU after surgery on Wednesday. A hospital spokesman said prognosis is guarded but no immediate spread was evident.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Charles A. Clay
Fayetteville
John Henley
U S Doctor To Assist Mrs Marcos After Knife Attack
President Marcos announced that Dr. Robert T. Chase of Stanford Medical Center will travel from California to assist Imelda Marcos after a bolo attack damaged her right hand. A guards shot and killed the unidentified assailant at the awards ceremony.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Nixon
California
Imelda
Marcos
Robert T. Chase
Stanford Medical Center
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