Moderate gains in steady trading on New York market
Stocks edged higher amid modest turnover as the Dow Jones industrial average rose to 916.77 at noon, with advances outnumbering declines 5 to 3 on the NYSE. Investors priced potential remarks from President Nixon on the State of the Union and noted mutual fund sales outpacing redemptions for last month.
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A P Stock Averages Report
A P Stock Averages notes daily performance across key market indicators. Columns track opening price, closing price, highest and lowest points, and overall trend for the trading day. Analysts weigh sector rotations and momentum against recent earnings and macro data.
Dow Jones Averages Report Mixed In Early Trading
The Dow Jones averages show scattered results with 3 Industrials at 916.77 and 20 Transportation at 254.71 while Utilities sit near 119.95. Bond listings include Higher grade rails and public utilities with varied readings across sectors.
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Controversy Reignites Over Has Publishing Secret Papers
Publication raises scrutiny of Anderson and WSAG actions during the two week India Pakistan crisis. Notes from four Washington Special Action Group sessions show Kissinger pressing for tougher stance and Pakistan tilt, per Defense Department records.
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New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Update
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Jefferson Standard Life Insurance boosts 1971 life sales
The Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co reports 1971 new life insurance sales of 395.25 million dollars, up 28.99 million from 1970, with first year premiums at 7.267 million. Ordinary life in force climbs to 3.750195 billion, rising 156.628 million that year, excluding 213.082 million in Servicemen's Group Life Insurance reinsured.
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IBM Means Service Award Goes to Marian Sams
Marian L. Sams a customer engineer for IBM Office Products Division was named a recipient of the IBM Means Service Award. Sams duties include maintaining IBM office equipment in the area and the award qualifies her to attend the customer engineering technical conference in Houston Texas in May.
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Houston
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Yevtushenko Reading Planned at UNC Chapel Hill
AP reports Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko will give a poetry reading at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Sunday night February 6.
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University of North Carolina
President Expected to Sign Campaign Expense Measure
The White House says the bipartisan reform bill meets Nixon objectives by curbing campaign secrecy and establishing new disclosure rules. Congress sent the measure to the president, who is expected to sign expeditiously. The bill limits media spending for presidential campaigns and sets top caps for individual candidates, with broader enforcement across all federal races.
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Town's First Armed Theft Is Big One
Four men two armed with pistols held up Reeves Antiques in Gatlinburg Tennessee stealing 130 dollars in cash and about 50000 dollars in jewelry and antiques. Police chief Willie B. Ogle said it was the first armed robbery in the Smoky Mountains resort and no arrests were made. The robbers fled in a late model tan car with the owner and his wife tied up.
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Nixon seeks restrained, steady course in foreign policy speech
Nixon urges a balanced foreign policy avoiding overreach or retreat. He warns against withdrawing from international responsibilities while stressing national interests and limiting proposals to what Congress and the budget can support. He previews the 1973 budget with defense spending rising to deter war.
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Russians Acquiesce On Fishing Vessels
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