Stock Market Report Shows Cautious Gains On Slow Trade
The New York stock exchange edged higher as advancing issues outnumbered losers, led by gains in blue chips. The Dow stood at 981.19, up 0.38, after an earlier peak of 983.67, with 639 advancers to 588 decliners. A&P rose 18 percent after Gulf & Western's tender and subsequent legal action, while the market cited prime rate fears and light buying as key factors.
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Stock Exchange
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Gulf & Western Industries, Inc
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G&w
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Averages and Stocks Snapshot
The stock table shows Dow Jones Averages with divisions for Industrials Transports Utilities and Bonds. Figures list values such as 204.23 for Transports and 113.56 for Utilities with minor changes, plus bond and rail readings and utility figures in a compact market update.
Insurance Funds Charged Back by POW Mother
Mrs. Mildred Ridgeway says she spent the $5,000 life insurance paid after her son Marine Pfc. Ronald Ridgeway was listed killed in action during a 1968 Vietcong attack near Khe Sahn. She feared paying it back if he later returned, while VA officials weigh hardship protections as authorities review the case.
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Mildred Ridgeway
Vietnam
Ronald L. Ridgeway
Khe Sahn
St. Louis
Lewis Ridgeway
Shepherd
Funeral set for Col Nolde in Arlington National Cemetery
Col William P Nolde 43 the last American killed before the Vietnam cease fire will be buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. He died when a Communist artillery shell exploded near An Loc eleven hours before the truce took effect. Nolde a resident of Mount Pleasant Michigan was the senior American adviser in Binh Long Province and had hoped to help rebuild a Catholic church. His wife Joyce said she knew he was not coming back and that the war had ended as he would have wanted.
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Associated Press
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William P. Nolde
Arlington National Cemetery
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Loc
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Mich
Joyce
Vietnam
Binh Long
An Loc
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Patman Calls for Bolder U.S. Energy Efforts in Crisis
Rep. Wright Patman warns the United States is slow to develop energy resources and relies heavily on foreign oil by 1985. The Joint Committee report cites delays in nuclear plants, few refinery projects, and insufficient commitment to alternative sources, urging domestic action and exploration of liquid metal fast breeder reactors.
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United States
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Eighth Boston area strangulation case shocks city
Demaris Synge Gillispie, 22, a Boston University honor student, is identified as the eighth woman killed in the Boston area since last summer, her naked body found in a wooded lot beside Lennox Street Cambridge. Autopsy cites strangulation, likely killed long ago, with no arrests as authorities plan further inquiries.
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Lennox Street
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Middlesex County Medical Examiner
Cambridge
Interest Rate Rise Questioned by Nixon Committee
The Nixon administration's Committee on Interest and Dividends requests full information on costs and earnings from four banks that raised their prime lending rate from 6 to 6 1 2 percent. The panel, led by Arthur F. Burns, vows to monitor costs influencing lending rates and will convene experts to assess factors behind the higher rates at Franklin National Bank New York First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust The Bank of New York and Girard Trust Bank Philadelphia.
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New York
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Bala Cynwyd
Bank of New York
New York City
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Philadelphia
South Carolinian Sentenced To Die
James Edward Creamer, 42, of Greenville, South Carolina, was sentenced to die in the electric chair by Cobb County Georgia jury for the 1971 slayings of Dr. Warren Matthews and Dr. Rosina Matthews. The case also involves eight other defendants facing trial. trial testimony included an immunity deal for Mary Ann Morphis and an attempted ballistic tie to a different gun.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Cobb County
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Matthews
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George Herman Emmett
Mary Ann Morphis
Cut Your Own Taxes guide aids wartime tax changes
The article introduces a newspaper series on the new tax law provisions and the simplified forms. It notes IRS officers urging do it yourself filing and promotes the NEXT book Cut Your Own Taxes via the paper, promising step by step guidance and sample forms.
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Youth rescued as flood cuts through North Carolina region
A helicopter from the North Carolina Air National Guard rescued Dunigan and Sweerager at 11 45 a m Sunday after their boat drifted. Two others James J Hawk ins and David Ervin swam to shore when their raft capsized Saturday afternoon. In Lumberton 102 people were moved to a Civil Defense shelter as the Lumber River reached 13 6 feet and a crest of 14 15 feet was expected. Flooding forced 22 families from homes in a three square mile area. The Pee Dee River near Cheraw showed 40 feet with flood stage at 30 feet. The Yadkin River crest hit 22 2 feet at Yadkin College Saturday. No major rain expected today with possible light showers Tuesday.
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David Ervin
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National Weather Service
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North Carolina
Cheraw
S.C
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Avalanches Kill 12 Skiers in Austrian Alps Mystery
AP reports 12 skiers died in avalanches across the Austrian Alps on Sunday. Ten of the victims were West German, buried on a dangerous slope near the Gerlos Pass. A group of 25 Bavarian Alpine sports members was on Kirchspitze at 7,000 feet. The disaster marks one of Austria's deadliest avalanche days.
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The Bigger The Better Turkeys Worth The Price
A column argues that larger turkeys yield more meat relative to bone, making bigger birds a better value for buyers. It notes that size correlates with meat yield and overall purchase efficiency for Thanksgiving offerings.
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