Wall Street stocks firm after early drop on profit taking in NY
On a volatile trading day in New York, the Dow fell to 837.90, down 3.21, as investors shifted from blue chips to secondaries. The AP 60-stock average was 293.5, down 0.9, with mixed bond results and gains for some oil and industrial stocks despite President Nixon’s stance on steel prices.
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Over-The-Counter NASD Quoted Prices Note Inter-Dealer
The NASD bid-asked quotations reflect representative inter-dealer prices around 11 a.m. Prices vary through the day. Retail markup markdown and commissions are not included.
Lawmakers push 18 year voting age and ethics bills
Opening sessions yielded five measures to lower voting age to 18 in state and local elections aligned with Supreme Court actions. Rep. Jim Beatty wins backing from 26 House members for one measure. Other proposals from Rep. Holmshouser Rep. Johnson Sen Kirk and Sen Warren seek ethics reporting with annual financial disclosures and required thresholds.
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D-Meckenburg
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Beatty
Jim Holshouser
R-Watauga
Joy J. Johnson
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Phillip J. Kirk
R-Rowan
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Rutherford
Hargrove Bowles
Guilford
Secretary of State
Nixon to speak on youth at Nebraska campus
President Nixon visits the University of Nebraska Lincoln to address a faculty student audience over 10,000 strong. He will favor a nation youth policy while Nebraska football team, the No. 1 Huskers, garners attention, amid protests planned by student groups outside the 10,000 seat coliseum.
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Ex-Soldier Testifies on Medina My Lai Actions
James Flynn, Rochester, Minn., testifies he accompanied Capt. Ernest Medina as the captain radioed a body count of 300 plus at My Lai. An official combat action report later listed 128 dead. Flynn describes Medina aiding a girl and observing 15 to 20 bodies as the Calley case unfolds.
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Oran Henderson
11Th Infantry
Henderson
My Lai
Michael Adcock
Roanoke
Ala
Calley
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North Carolina Governor Plots Statewide Development Plan
The governor aims to unify state activities related to development and create a North Carolina Criminal Justice Academy to train law enforcement. He will propose major reorganizations in a special message, following voters approving a 1970 amendment to consolidate agencies into 25 departments. He urged an era of human harmony and stated the state’s finances are sound.
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Former Lawmaker Beall Dies in Maryland
J. Glenn Beall Sr. 76, five terms in the U.S. House and two in the Senate, died at his family estate in Frostburg Maryland after a long heart condition. He started in local politics in 1923, moved to the state senate in 1930, and won a Senate seat in 1942. He defeated Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro Jr. for reelection in 1958 but lost to Joseph D Tydings later.
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Hutto Trial Deliberations Under Way In Vietnam Assault Case
Six Vietnam veterans on the jury at Fort McPherson begin deliberations over Sgt. Charles Hutto charged with assault with intent to murder My Lai villagers during the March 16, 1968 attack. The defense rested. closing arguments to follow and judge to instruct the panel.
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My Lai
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Hutto
Army
3Rd Army
Charley Company
William L. Calley Jr
Benning
Edward Magill
Miami
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