Stock market edging higher in cautious consolidation phase
The market showed mild gains and a light volume session as the Dow rose to 822.22 with the AP 60-stock average up to 279.2 at noon. Analysts noted profit taking may occur before a fresh advance while brokers eye an eventual Dow target of 840 to 860.
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The text describes unofficial exchange sales figures and annual disbursement baselines tied to quarterly declarations. It lists numerous footnotes labeling types of dividends and distributions such as regular, extra, liquidating, stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and special issues including bankrupt or reorganized securities.
Medina Blames Bad Intelligence For My Lai Slayings
Army Captain Ernest Medina’s attorney F Lee Bailey said faulty intelligence fed the belief of no civilians in My Lai leading to the killings of more than 100 civilians. Bailey named Capt Eugene M Kotouc as the source while stressing he did not blame him. Kotouc was unavailable for comment as Lt Gen Albert O Connor reviews Kotouc’s case for possible court martial.
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Democratic dark horses eye 1972 White House run
Democratic Sens. Birch Bayh Harold Hughes and others are floated as possible 1972 candidates. Bayh plans a staff of about 40 and a Washington command post while Hughes runs only as a noncandidate and focuses on Senate duties. Other names include Muskie Kennedy Humphrey McGovern Mondale Proxmire Harris and Ramsey Clark with speculation that Lindsay could loom for Nixon opposition.
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Charlotte Couple Found Dead In Immaculate Home
Police found 23 year old Bobby Barnhardt dead and his wife Frances unconscious in their Charlotte bedroom. Autopsy to determine cause. The couple had moved from Concord three years earlier. sister alerted authorities after not reaching work. No signs of struggle, no bruises, no poison or gas detected.
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Superpowers End SALT Talks In Helsinki Round
American and Soviet negotiators closed the third SALT round in Helsinki and pledged to press on next year. They will reconvene in Vienna on March 15 with a brief communique noting clarification of discussed aspects while keeping top secret sessions undisclosed.
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Washington Panel Proliferation Sparks Federal Reform Call
A House Government Operations Committee report finds the federal system funds about 3200 advisory panels costing 75 million annually. Many committees are inactive or duplicative, lack guidelines, and have unclear missions. Recommendations include an OMB secretariat, annual presidential reporting, and mission guidelines with sunset provisions.
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Manson Refuses Lawyer On Ninth Murder Count
In Los Angeles Charles Manson refused a court-appointed lawyer on the ninth murder count saying no man can speak for him. He arrived barefoot in blue jail denims with Bruce Davis and faces charges in the death of stuntman Donald Shea and other killings linked to the Tate group. The case may be consolidated with Hinman and Shea prosecutions.
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Shorty” Shea
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Spying rights of armed forces questioned in Vietnam era
The article notes that investigations are rarely started for mere antiwar views or uniformed protest activity. Moot cites that participation out of uniform in orderly antiwar protests usually does not trigger inquiry. Resor recalls Kerner as a subject of a routine National Guard investigation with the last file entry in 1962.
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