Panther Case Probe Ordered Quietly Amid Market Report
Washington AP reports a stock market table at noon with mixed results as prices moved with notable activity. It notes a federal probe into the Dec 4 Panther leadership case tied to Chicago police and a grand jury, while market movers include CBS and General Electric among others.
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Washington
Cote
John N.ee
York
Americen
CBS
New York
Panther
Chicago
Ig Ie
Atlehelt
Ad-Limmhost
Heer
Nike Ae
Sevantman
Vances
Wits
Amrlges
Eneoind Federal Grand Jury
Waslecnt
Thureday
Herat
Mitchell
Burns
Demly
Crouse Hind
Sepuce Lt
Dixi- Core
Normrock
Monealry
Norton
Disney
Pets
Ry Wadi
Qrmandt
Fedipiaskossk
Ian
Anna
Pactat
Dow Jones Industrial Av
Fairche Scruges
Ajemons
Bs Gmbhlig
Philip Morr
Dent
Pitney
GRE Corp
I Bankritey
Vad Mills
IngerRand
Lewia
Tennes
Renner
Lil
Ren
Textron
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Budd
Ramore
Union Pacif
Uniroyal
Greensboro
Ss. N Jr
Uscypen
Bur- Ceamah
Ylus Inauat
Lusenen
Mellington Woolens
Burlington
Industries Inc
Stern
US Steel
Eta
Chrysler
Lukens
Giles
Tiachens
Aye Te le Vseipw
Magrivéz
Maratha
Aia de Ie
WrAle L Sop
Martina
Tom
Whittaker
Te Associateg Press
Wimbix
Mansutr
MGM
Westwich
Xerox
Associated Press
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Pbaino
Cepesessens Taseedof
Jones New York Stock Market Index Report
The noon stock index for New York shows limited data with floor figures across Industries including industrial and transportation sectors. Notable values include the overall market index and several sub-indices, though several figures appear garbled or incomplete.
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NEW York —Stock Index
New York
Fies Exchange
Weather notes and distant factory lines in North Carolina
A fragmented weather brief notes fair and colder conditions tonight and Saturday with temperatures around 40F or 18 to 28 in July figures. It mentions Burlington Woolens operating in Cleveland Tennessee and possible multiple Burlington Worsted plants across North Carolina and Virginia.
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North Carolina
Burlington Woolens
Cleveland
Tenn
Burlington/Worsleds
Virginia
Fifth Marine Gains Acquittal
Camp Lejeune, N C Pvt Albert E Hamilton 19 of Brooklyn N Y acquitted by a special court martial in the July 20 racial brawl case the fifth Marine cleared. Eight Marines have been confined and eight remain to be tried in the rioting incident at the base.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
Albert E. Hamilton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lejeune Marine
Hamilton
Asheville Integrating Plan Mapped for City Schools
The Asheville board prepared a plan to integrate nearly all Schad classes. Busing would not start immediately even if approved due to lack of funds. A public meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday at city hall to discuss the plan and alternate options. The court case may delay immediate implementation until the 1970 school year.
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Asheville
Sdimatinn
Seneteter Neers
Mondey
Will Adont
Aonga
Negroes urged not to go beyond means
An ACTION campaign in St. Louis distributes posters urging Black residents to avoid debt and extravagant Christmas spending. The Black Christmas Plan promotes spending time with family, making gifts at home, and condemns materialism. Eight Sunday workshops organized for candle making and crafts with minimal spending. The Human Development Corporation narrowly opposed endorsing the plan, Catholic Bishop McNicholas warned against community division, and Police Board President Sanders said police won’t endorse but welcome help to curb crime.
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ST. Louis
Feme
Action
The
Human Development Corporation
Israeli Commandos Strike West of Suez Canal
Israeli forces conducted a ground raid on the canal’s west bank near the Israeli held east side, the first official report of such a ground sortie west of the canal. The operation followed aerial bombardments and targeted Egyptian positions, with no detailed casualty figures given. Egyptian raids into Israeli held Sinai were reported as three strikes, resulting in Israeli deaths and Egyptian body recoveries.
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Gulf of Suez
Canal
West ‘Bank
Banal
Sinai
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Professor Delgado Found Shot To Death At Grocery
Wake Forest University Spanish professor Marceleno Delgado, 53, was found shot three times in the back chest and legs Thursday night at the small grocery where he worked part time. Deputies found his .38 caliber pistol after he died. Bloodhounds tracked two fresh sets of footprints while no arrests were made. The store receipts remained locked in a safe and Delgado had forty dollars on him.
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Winston - Salem
Wake Forest University
Marceleno Delgado
Delgado
Private Housing Buyer Eyes High Point Breakthrough Site
Negotiations proceed for a private housing developer to acquire the 20 acre Baker Road and Highway 165 site tied to the Operation Breakthrough program. Mayor Robert Davis expected papers to be signed today but did not name the buyer. The plan envisions single and multifamily homes priced from 14 000 to 25 000 dollars as HUD rejected North Carolina sites.
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Vate
Robert Davis
High Point
Baker Road
Highway 165
North Carolina
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Department of Local ‘Affairs
Davis
Reward Offered In Shooting Incident At Seminary Wake
A shooting at a Wake Seminary drew denouncement from the council as they call for a clear church witness. Community leaders urged a united front and the ouster of divisive figures to uphold the gospel.
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Council
Houser Defense Ends Case in Murder Trial
In Brunswick Georgia defense lawyers said they would call final witnesses as the murder trial of Charlotte Hornets executive Charles P Howser nears verdict. Judge Ballenger denied a motion for directed verdict of innocence. Witnesses described a balcony scene and a pool incident involving Mrs J Carolyn Fraley Hogan.
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Brunswick
Charles P.: Howser
Itor sChar
Lotta
N.C
Hogan
Ata Sekyll
Superior Court
Jack Ballenger
Howser
Tracy Manning
Soperton
Baldwin Rool
Joan Hasty
Racial tension cited as reflection of wider society
Ft Bragg commanders stressed that military race friction mirrors broader social tensions. Lt Gen John Tolson urged better officer enlisted communication to reduce conflicts following 18 interracial seminars at Ft Bragg over the past two weeks.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
John Tolson
Tolson
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Houser
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