Stocks Open Lower as Brisk Trading Seesaw Continues
New York markets start Thursday with declines edging gains on the NYSE as Grumman, Alcan, Teledyne, Itek and Litton show mixed moves. The Dow dips 0.08 to 841.32 after a six day rally. Amex rises 0.05 to 22.69 on 4.9 million shares.
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Alcan Aluminum
Teledyne
Itek
Litton Industries
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Basques Spared From Execution By Franco Clemency
In Spain General Franco commuted six Basque death sentences for murder of a police chief to 30 years in prison plus existing terms. The move sparked street celebrations in northern Spain and drew praise from Pope Paul VI and other leaders while nine others received prison terms.
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Francisco Franco
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Paul VI
Canterbury
Franco
Burgos
Kremlin records show repeated purges and shocks to Communist regimes
The piece surveys Moscow's Kremlin actions from the 1930s purges through Cold War crises and later shifts, noting expulsions, invasions, and political purges across Europe and Asia. It argues that Western condemnation fades while Moscow continues to push its message.
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Hitler
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Finland
Baltic
Europe
Tito
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Hungary
China
Cuba
Khrushchev
Leningrad
SST Funding Standoff Reaches New House Senate Conference
The SST project moves to a second House Senate conference as leaders seek a stopgap funding through March 1971. Proxmire opposes any quick settlement, while backers urge separate consideration of the SST from the $2.7 billion transportation fund. Magnuson warns a continuing resolution risks reviving the fight next year.
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House- Senate
91St Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Magnuson
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D-Wash
Newsmen
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Soviet Jewish Identity Push Met With Repression
The American Jewish Conference on Soviet Jewry notes Jews seeking to emigrate to Israel maintain their Jewish identity despite Kremlin pressure. A March government event featured 52 prominent Jews backing Soviet policy, sparking protests from Soviet Jewish groups. Appeals to the UN and Red Cross cited culture restrictions and anti Jewish discrimination. Officials responded with intimidation against exit permit applicants including KGB interrogations and job loss.
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Cuttino Death Cause Of Death Ruling Expected
Margaret Cuttino 13, daughter of State Rep. James Cuttino, was found in a Sumter County forest after a 12 day search. Medical University pathologists prepared to determine the cause of death at Charleston autopsy. Two Shaw Air Force Base airmen discovered the body.
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Peggy Cuttino
James Cuttino
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Sumter
I. Byrd Parnell
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Wedgeville
Gregory Dorsey
Paul Nowak
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L. W. Griffin
Griffin
Cuttings
Paul McCartney Sues Beatles for Legal Dissolution
Paul McCartney filed a writ in the London High Court seeking dissolution of the Beatles, naming John Lennon George Harrison and Ringo Starr. The action follows months of breakup rumors after the band had not performed publicly together for over two years.
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Work Rule Keeps Food Stamp Bill Alive in Senate
The food stamp program, subsidizing grocery purchases for the poor, would get 1.75 billion dollars this fiscal year under a compromise. Senator George S. McGovern said he will not block adjournment to rewrite the terms, though he calls the work rule akin to serfdom and warns it could cut food stamps if a parent or other adult refuses a job.
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Murphy Blames Labor for Senate Defeat
George Murphy says unions opposed him in the November election and blames organized labor for his one term loss. The former actor and six year senator drew scrutiny over Technicolor ties and faced a primary challenge from John V. Tunney. He aims to work in public relations and government consulting.
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Covington Named High Point Man of the Year for 1970
The High Point Chamber of Commerce cites Covington as a driving force behind city growth and community programs. Born in Guilford County, he led High Point as mayor from 1952 to 1957, oversaw major infrastructure and civil defense efforts, and since 1958 has served as executive vice president of the chamber.
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Guilford County
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Jamestown High School
University of North Carolina At
City Hall
Chamber
N. Main Street
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