Market Extends Gains on Heavy Volume
The Dow Jones average rose 1.51 to 867.23 as trading remained heavy. The 60 stock average gained 0.5 to 302.9 with advances ahead of declines 8 to 5 on the NYSE and brisk turnover, lifted by easy money and strong corporate earnings prospects.
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New York Stock Exchange
Motorola
Conti Corp
Cowles
CPC
Nat Steel
Dan River
Norfolk
Dart
No Am Phil
Noamrk
Deere Co
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NoStaPw
Delta Air
Disney
Domevins
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Dressind
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Pitney
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Gannett
Svireon
Genesco
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SAN Peour
GaPacif
Revion
Gerber
Peynind
Gillette
Glen Aiden
Global Marine
Goodrich
Goodyr
Grace
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Greyhound
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Amer
Malliburt
Sears
Colonial
HoernWal
SignalCo
Ft. Union Bk. Corp. Hobdyinn
SinnerCo
Hardee's
Smith
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Seatale
Life of Carolina
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Stollind
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Sunoil
Itek Corp
Swift Co
Jewel Co
Tampa
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Takireels
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Telex
Ty Tenneco
Kenncott
Timken
James LearSieg
Tral Inc
UMC Inc
Union Pacit
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Lockheed Air
LVO Corp
Lykes
Univo
Univer
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Associated Press
Over-The-Counter NASD Price Quotes Snapshot
Inter dealer bid ask quotations from NASD reflect representative prices around 11 a.m. Markets change during the day and prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions.
Deficit Spending Considered Bill Aims to Ease Tax Loss
North Carolina counties harmed by a court ruling ending a special one cent sales tax may gain budget relief through a bill by Rep. Samuel H. Johnson. The proposal would authorize counties to legally alter budgets to trim spending as lawmakers weigh options to offset revenue shortfalls.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Samuel H. Johnson
Drake
General Assembly
Johnson
State Supreme Court
Capitol
Assembly
Bob Scott
Stead
Scott
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Council of State
John J. Burney
New Hanover
Forsyth
Hamilton C. Horton Jr
Burney
Horton
Manson trial ends amid dramatic verdict and courtroom scenes
Jurors return verdict as guards report tearful reactions in jail. Manson and the female defendants face murder conspiracy charges for Tate and LaBianca killings, with witnesses detailing brutal acts and the defendants’ roles. The case highlighted sex, drugs, and the Manson commune.
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Cam Reramen
Manson
Miss Atkins
Miss Tate
Miss Krenwinkel
Miss van Houten
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Maxwell Keith
Leslie
Fitzgerald
Tate
Irving Kanarek
Spahn
Linda Kasabian
Benedict Canyon
Roman Polanski
Jay Sebring
Wojielech Frykowski
Coffee Heart Folger
Stearent
Stock Index Roundup From The Associates Press
Compiled by The Associates Press a stocks roundup shows noon values with weekly and monthly comparisons. Figures include daily highs and lows for several indexes and changes from prior periods.
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Associates Press
Nun says church calls tapped in Nixon Kissinger plot case
Sister Jaques Egan testified she believes government wire taps targeted Catholic communications. She cited six reasons to refuse grand jury testimony in a case tied to three priests a former priest a nun and a Pakistani student accused of kidnapping Kissinger and bombing federal buildings.
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Harrisburg
U.S
Jaques Egan
Roman Catholic Church of
Kidna
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Dow Jones Averages and Stock Market Readout Today
A brief market snapshot shows mixed movement across sectors with industrials and utilities edging higher. The report lists figures for bonds and transportation with small gains noted in select categories.
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Industrials
Og Mais Transportation
Wee Ee
Public Utilities
Truman’s Ills Responding To Treatment
Former President Harry S. Truman shows signs of improvement at Research Medical Center. Doctors report tests are good, colitis responding to treatment, appetite better, and sleep improving as Mrs. Truman stays by his side and he jokes with staff.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Medical Center
Wallace Graham
Tor
Truman
John Dreves
Bills Introduced Tighten Weapons Ban and Bad Check Law
In Raleigh, House and Senate members introduced bills to bar bringing dangerous weapons on school grounds and to toughen the worthless check statute. House speaker appointed new committees as Rep Horton Rountree and Rep Liston Ramsey gained chair roles.
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Hanover
Horton
Council of State
Raleigh
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Insurance
Agriculture
Dcumberland
Richard S. Clark
D - Union
Archie Burrus
Dcare
Norwood
Bryan
Cumberland
Senate
J. Ernest
Paschall
D -Wilson
University
Jimmy L. Love
D- 1974
Lee
J. F. Ers
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Ernest Car
Hicks
D - Mecklenburg
Mann
Labor
C. Dempsey McDaniel
R - Forsyth
McDaniel
Robert L. Farmer
Drake
Wand Linn
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Buttes Gas
Willcox & Gibbs
Consolidated Ntal Services
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AMF Inc
AMP Inc
Ampex Corp
Anacon
Anch Hock
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Richild
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Aveo Corp
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Pimbago
David Flaherty
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Thomas Strickland
D - Wayne
First Union National Bancorp, Inc
Capital Notes
First Union National Bank of North Carolina
Cameron-Brown Company
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Wilder Building
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