Modest stock gain amid quiet New York trading
The Dow rose to 803.52 and the A P 60 stock index gained to 275.5 as the market edged higher without a clear trend. Large blocks traded include Kaiser Industries Union Camp Texaco Getty Oil and Kerr McGee with mixed moves among major issues and sectors led by steels rubber and utilities.
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NEW York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Kaiser Industries
Union Camp
Texaco
Getty Oil
Kerr-McGee
Japan
Tokyo
Standard Oil of
California
Standard and Chevron
Los Angeles
Fairchild Camera
Continental Corp
Litton Industries
Xerox
Chrysler
Stock Averages and Bond Averages Report
The Associated Press provides noon figures for stock and bond averages across railroad, industrial, utilities, and fund indexes. Net changes are listed with prior day and week values, highlighting highs and lows from 1968 to 1970 periods and current noon readings.
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Associated Press
Ind. Rails
Rails Ind. Util. Fon. Ll. Vd
Over The Counter Stock Averages
NASD quotations reflect inter dealer prices around 11 a m. Markets change during the day and do not include retail markups or commissions.
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New York Stock Exchange
Market Snapshot of Dow Jones and Listed Stocks
Noon market update shows Dow Jones Averages around 2410 with gains in utilities and transports and notable bids on retailers and banks. Stocks such as Amer Furniture, Eckerd Drug, Pied Nat. Gas and Pub. Serv. of N.C. show fractional moves while Ruddick and Wellington Hall appear in the trading tape with varied percentages.
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Amer
Caro
Oe Auto
Eckerd Drug
Ft. UN. Bank Corp
Hardee's
Integon
iLife
N.C.N.B. Corp
N.C. Nat
N.C
New York
Ruddick
Ruddick Com
Ee Poarts
Bank
Transportation Ees Eeabeenee
Wellington Hall i
No Evidence Links Sports Figures In Gambling Probe
AP Special by Will Grimsley reports lingering unease at the Super Bowl as officials deny evidence against players in a federal gambling probe. Len Dawson and Joe Namath face questions while Rozelle and the Detroit case outline possible arrests and a grand jury set for Jan 20. NBC names six figures including Munson Sweetan Lammons Devaney.
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Will Grimsley
New Orleans
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Miami
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Vikings
Pete Rozelle
U.S
James Brickley
Detoit
Rozelle
Detroit
Brickley
Michigan
Nevada
New Yok
Mississippi
National Broadcasting Company
James Ritchie
Justice Department
Dawson
Namath
NBC
Bill Munson
Detroit Lions
Karl Sweetan
Los Angeles Rams
Pete Lammons
Bob Devaney
University of Nebraska
North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Georgia Weather Outlook
Regional forecast calls for cold, mainly fair conditions through Friday with mountain snow flurries and very low temperatures. North Carolina lows dip to zero to 10 above in the mountains and teens along the coast. Windy, mostly cloudy with light snow in western Virginia and very cold wind chills. Georgia stays mostly fair and very cold tonight with Friday turning a bit milder and partly cloudy.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Midlands
Virginia
Georgia
High Point Public Relations Firm Hires Three Staffers
B and C Associates announces three appointments James Chestnut becomes office and personnel manager after service in the U S Army Security Agency and work with High Point Redevelopment Commission Jewel Parker joins as research assistant from Howard University and American Pharmaceutical Association student chapter Cecily Smith starts as marketing analyst with past experience at North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co and Durham Delta Sigma Theta involvement
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B & C Associates, Inc
High Point
James Chestnut
A & T State University
U.S. Army Security Agency
Redevelopment Commission of
First Baptist Church of
Human Relations Commission
Dorothy Ledwell
Asheboro
Chestnut
Jewel Parker
Howard University
Miss Parker
First Baptist Church
American Pharmaceutical Assn
Cecily Smith
Durham
Indiana University
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co
St. Joseph's A.M.E. Church
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Five Girls Return To Tell Story At Kopechne Inquest
Five women who accompanied Mary Jo Kopechne to a Chappaquiddick Island cookout returned to Dukes County courthouse to likely recount the last night of her life. The group, all former RFK 1968 campaign staff, joined Anthony Bettencourt at the Edgartown proceeding as Judge Boyle weighs whether the death warrants criminal action.
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Edgartown
Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island Reunion
Dukes County
Mary Jo
Miss Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Rosemary Keough
Drexel Hill
Maryellen Lyons
Milton
Nance
Susan Tennenbaum
Esther Newberg
Washington, D.C
Robert F. Kennedy
Anthony Bettencourt
Bettencourt
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
James A. Boyle
John Farrar
First 1970 Session Held In Paris
PARIS AP US envoy Habib said the United States plans to hand fighting control to South Vietnam on a timetable even if the other side rejects meaningful negotiations. The low level session included Viet Cong and Vietnam deputies with Habib as acting chief envoy since Lodge’s resignation. Habib outlined two paths: continued negotiation or proceeding with the second path if negotiations are blocked.
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United States
South Vietnam
North
Habib
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Republic of Vietnam
Oil Spill Closes I-40 Ramp After Tanker Overturns
In Greensboro a tanker carrying 7 000 gallons of crude oil overturned on the High Point Road exit from I 40. A driver from Greensboro Paul Gross was slightly hurt. About six tons of sand were spread to soak up the spill and officials expected the ramp to stay closed until early afternoon.
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Point Road
Paul Gross
Red Road
High Point Road
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Great Imposter Turns Up as Church Pastor in Friday Harbor
Ferdinand Waldo De Mara known as The Great Imposter has appeared in Friday Harbor Washington as pastor of the San Juan Baptist Church. The Seattle Times says he arrived about a month ago to preach to 30 members. De Mara is identified there as Rev Dr Fred W DeMara and has a history of posing as many professionals and roles including a surgeon.
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Wash
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San Juan Baptist Church
Seattle Times
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Fred W. DeMara
The
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Wien
Placerville
Calit
Tony Curtis
Royal Canadian Navy
United States
Marie Hill Rally Planned in Raleigh for Death Penalty Case
In Raleigh the Rev Ralph Abernathy leads a march to save Marie Hill the 18 year old condemned for the Rocky Mount murder. The North Carolina Supreme Court recently upheld the death sentence and the case awaits U S Supreme Court review with a stay pending appeal. Governor Scott declines clemency until courts rule.
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Southern Christian Leadership
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North Carolina
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Raleith
State Capitol
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Leon White
North Carolina Committee For Racial Justice
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