Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Optimism for 1972
Wall Street opened higher with the Dow rising 3.36 to 834.27 as trading moved toward an expected 1972 upturn. Advancers outpaced declines two to one on the NYSE while Amex edge up 1.5 to 285.8. Airlines oils rails chemicals metals and utilities led gains with mixed results in retail and electronics.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
RCA
Rohm & Haas
United Utilities
Sperry Rand
Teledyne
New York Stock Exchange Afternoon Prices Brief
The New York Stock Exchange released afternoon prices with headings High Low and Last. Changes are noted but full figures are not provided in the available excerpt.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Quotations From NASD
Inter-dealer price quotations reported by NASD as of about 11 a m. are summarized. The data reflect typical bid and ask levels observed in over the counter trading. The source notes several broker dealers contributing quotes during the session.
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Wes
Basques Threaten Judges After Death Sentences in Spain
Basque nationalists vow retaliation after six Basques were sentenced to death and nine others to 351 years in prison by a military court in Burgos. ETA warned violence could follow targeting the court adviser De Castro as protests spread across Europe, including attacks in Rome and Brussels.
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Spain
ETA
Antonio Troncoso de Castro
de Castro
Clem ‘Ency
Madrid
Europe
San Sebastian
Compilete
Rome
Brussels
Francisco Franco
Family Dollar reports higher first quarter sales and earnings
Family Dollar Stores, Inc. posts fiscal 1971 first quarter ended Nov 30 1970 sales of 5 793 019 up 50 percent from 3 855 951 last year. Net earnings rise to 364 605 or 36 cents per common share on 1 000 000 shares. Since Sept 1 12 new stores opened and leases signed for six more to open by May 31 1971 with additional locations under negotiation.
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Willis Control
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NatCan
Cox
CronZell
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Nat Steel
Ning MP
Norfolk
Wedla
Deere Co
Norris
Dei Mate
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NoStaPw
Creee Dillon Co
Disney
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Carolina Caribbean
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Eckerd
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Shell Oil
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Hauser of Star Cleaners Wins Industry Award
J R Hauser of Star Cleaners at 723 S Main St received recognition for expert dry cleaning. He accepted a challenge from Drycleaning World Magazine and removed a mystery spot from a swatch attached to a magazine page.
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Star Cleaners
S. Main St
Hauser
Drycleaning World Magazine
Bassett Furniture earnings decline cited from year ending Nov 30
Bassett Furniture Industries Inc of Bassett Va reports net earnings of 10,569,664 for the year, down 12.2 percent from 12,932,656. Sales fell 48 percent as the company attributes the dip to the general business slowdown, with two plant start ups and heavy capital improvements contributing to the weaker year.
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Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc
Bassett
Cayce
Sale completes for American Drew furniture firms
The sale of American Furniture Co. and Drew Furniture Co. of North Wilkesboro to Sperry and Hutchinson Co. of New York is final. The acquisition forms American Drew, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of the buyer.
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Drew Furniture Co
North Wilkesboro
Spe ‘and Hutchinson Co
New York
Sperry and Hutchinson
American Drew, Inc
Russians Set Rapid Appeals Hearings In Jewish Trial
Moscow reports an accelerated schedule for appeals by 11 defendants in a Jewish hijacking trial. The six death sentences and other long terms were brought to the Supreme Court in six days after conviction, aiming to quell international furor before the March Communist party congress.
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Spain
Kremlin
Suez
Soviet Union
Supreme Court of
Russian Federation
Leningrad
Communist Party
Two Stores Hit By Bomb Scares
An 8 year old juvenile was released to parents after police traced a bomb threat call to Sears Roebuck and Co on Wrenn Street. Detectives continue probe into a separate threat at J C Penney in Chester IL about two hours earlier. evacuations occurred but no device was found.
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Sears Roebuck and Co
Wrenn Street
J. C. Pency Ane Se
Chester Il
Deep Freezing Babies Move Toward Birth Prospects
Dr Bentley Glass forecasts births from preserved eggs and sperm as a future possibility. He notes risks of age related defects diminish with deep frozen reproductive cells stored years before use. Glass cites Cambridge University work by Dr R G Edwards and colleagues, while British labs plan embryo implantation only for blocked oviduct cases.
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Chicago
Bentley Glass
American Association For the Advancement of
Science
Glass
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Cambridge University
England
R. G. Edwards
Association
Education Proposals Presented for Higher Ed Restructuring
Gov. Bob Scott plans to present a restructuring proposal to the UNC system boards to unify policy under a single regents body. He has support from the Board of Higher Education executive committee and UNC President William Friday. The aim is to prevent fragmentation and reduce infighting among state colleges and universities.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Scott
State Board of Higher Education
UNC Board of Trustees
Board of Higher Education
House
Phil Godwin
D-Gates
General Assembly
Consolidated Unc
William Friday
Malicious False Alarm Reported at Ma-Ro Hosiery Fire Call
Firemen classified a Monday night alarm directed to Ma-Ro Hosiery on Liberty Drive at 8 13 p m as a malicious false alarm.
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Thomasville
Liberty Drive
18 Year Olds Begin Voter Registration Jan 4 in NC
North Carolina officials estimate about 135000 residents aged 18 to 20 will be eligible to register as the 18 year old voting group. They can register starting January 4, with rules preventing campus students from registering in a county other than their legal residence. Birth date proof will be required.
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Raleigh
Alex Brock
State Board of Elections
Local Elections Board
Brock
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
North Carolina
Bob Scott
Father-In-Law Calls MacDonald Case Mishandled by Officers
Abred G. Kassab, father-in-law of Capt Jeffrey MacDonald, says five senior Army officers would have prevented murder charges if they conducted a proper investigation. He cites Maj Gen Edward Flanagan and four others named in his complaint as responsible for the case’s handling.
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MacDonald
Ft. Bragg
Army
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