Market climbs as Dow tops 820 on steady demand
Stocks edged higher with the Dow Jones average up 3.77 to 822.84 at noon as dealers cited resistance to profit taking. Memorex trading halted briefly after restated earnings triggered a drop, while IBM Polaroid Xerox moved modestly in active sessions on the New York and American stock exchanges.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Telex
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Polaroid
Xerox
Crowell- Collier
Natomas
American Stock Exchange
Gabriel Industries
American Exchange Ban on Noon Prices Shocks Markets
A112 stock table from the American Stock Exchange shows noon prices for numerous companies with mixed moves and dividend notes. The report lists tickers such as Aeroje, Ark Best, Atlas, and Cinerama among others, alongside percentage changes and special dividend notations.
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American Stock Exchange
AO Indust
Ark Best
Arklgas
Asamera
Atlas Cp
Barnes Eng
Craclep
Dillard
Wwe
Dirilyn Corp
Dynalectia Ww & Sa
Cutinss
Frontier Air 55
Gt Basin Pet Wen
Ti Corp
Kaiser In
McCrory
de && Su Mich
NewPark
Ormand
Statham
Syntex
Technica
Nuclear
Associated Press
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Security roles for Air Force bases and civil disturbance risk
A document signed by Moot dated Sept 9 outlines criteria for federal intervention and military airlift needs tied to civil unrest on Air Force bases nationwide. It notes OSI domestic intelligence gaps and cites Navy practices with 14 essential elements on sabotage, espionage, foreign plans, and suspected subversive activity against Navy and Marine Corps personnel.
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Vietnam
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OSI
Navy
Naval
Marine Corps
Naval Investigative Service
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U.S. Navy
McKenzie Named Sales Manager at Melrose Hosiery Mills
Thurman C. McKenzie promoted to sales manager succeeding Roger W. Morgan who resigns to form a competing hosiery sales organization. McKenzie has worked as a Melrose salesman since 1969 with 15 years prior hosiery sales experience. Morgan will run the Melrose line from his new company office.
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Melrose Hosiery Mills, Inc
Roger W. Morgan
McKenzie
Melrose
Morgan
James Griffith Receives President Award at Bigelow-Sanford
James Griffith of Jamestown wins the President Award for best sales performance in the Atlanta district at Bigelow-Sanford Inc. The annual honor recognizes top district results among firm carpet makers.
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Bigelow-Sanford, Inc
Griffith
Jamestown
Alanta
Hobbs Promoted to Assistant Vice President at NCNB
T Richard Hobbs of Greensboro promoted to assistant vice president by NCNB directors. A native of Thomasville, he previously led consumer credit in Greensboro and Tryon, taught in local schools, and worked for GMAC before joining NCNB in 1965. He and his wife Betty Walker have two children.
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T. Richard
Dick) Hobbs
North Carolina National Bank
Greensboro
Consumer Credit Department
NCNB
Tryon
Hobbs
Thomasville
Thomasville High School
East Carolina University
High Point
Eden
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Rachel M. Hobbs
Cates Ave
Betty Walker
H. G. Walker
Rt. 2
Wellington Hall reports six month revenues rise despite sales slump
Wellington Hall Ltd. Midwest unit reports six months ended Oct 31 revenue of 2,896,386 up 45 percent from a year earlier. Net loss 314,331 versus 436,757 in 1969. The company opened seven more stores to 28 in 13 states with three more planned. John E. Adams, chairman, notes high startup costs of new stores and weak furniture retail sales. Consolidated figures include Billings Transfer Corp.
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Thomasville - Wellington Hall, Ltd
John E. Adams
Billings Transfer Corp
Trade Bill Faces Time Barrier
Washington AP reports time is the main obstacle as a controversial trade bill with textile and shoe import quotas faces a January 3 constitutional deadline. Backers push strategy to break Senate deadlock while Mansfield and President Nixon warn lawmakers to stay past adjournment for vital measures.
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Senate
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Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Medina Quoted Calley Defense Lays Blame On Higher Officers
AP report from Fort Benning describes Lt Calley defense arguing responsibility lies with the chain of command and Capt Ernest Medina. A witness testified Medina urged his men at a briefing and later declared the party's over. Calley faces charges for the My Lai killings and Medina faces fresh probes for possible court-martial.
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William L. Calley
Ernest Medina
Medina
Calley
Thomas J. Kinch
North Cape May
N.J
My Lai
Kinch
Humphrey weighs future role in 1972 race and party unity
In a candid view, Hubert H. Humphrey reflects on a potential presidential bid and his path as a senior senator. He says he has no current organization or office ambitions, but could advise Democrats, raise funds, and push unity while watching developments over the next 12 to 14 months. He notes the White House proximity and hints at a possible campaign if a clear front runner does not emerge.
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Washington
Senate
White House
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First Flight Remembered By Dignitaries
Dignitaries from the United States and abroad gathered in Kill Devil Hills to mark the 1903 Wright brothers flight that lasted 12 seconds. Attendees included Lt. Gen. Eugene LeBaily and Inter-American Defense Board members. Aerial tributes featured four F-84F jets and two C130s over the Wright Brothers National Monument.
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Wright Brothers
Wilbur
Orville
Washington
Eugene LeBaily
U.S. Air Force
Inter-American Defense Board
192Nd Tactical Fighter Group
Air National Guard
Richmond
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
Wright Brothers National Monument
Sandy Hill
North Carolina
Cambodian Aid Passes Senate Amid Washington Budget Skirmish
The Senate approved a $544.2 million Cambodian aid bill 72 to 22 after a bid to trim funding failed. Debate over defense and foreign aid appropriations continues, with factions wary of removing restrictions on troops and aid transfers. The House and Senate clash over conferees and provisions before year-end deadlines.
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Senate
Nixon
John J. Williams
R-Del
House
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Cambodia
Frank Church
Idaho
U.S
Man Will Never Fly Award Goes To FAA
The Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society named the Federal Aviation Administration the top award recipient for criticizing FAA programs. Other honorees included Piedmont Airlines for "draw service" changes from Pinehurst and Elizabeth City, and U.S. Senator William Proxmite for leading a move to halt supersonic transport development.
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Pinehurst
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William Proximite
Gardner's Firm Buys Horne's Motor Inn and Restaurants
James Gardner of Rocky Mount heads the Carolina Corp which plans to acquire the Horne's Motor Inn system and Horne's restaurants. The move follows Gardner's 1968 failed bid for North Carolina governor.
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James Gardner
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Carolando Corp
Horne’s Motor Inn
Horne’s Restaurants
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