Stock Market Holds Early Gains As Oil Hopes Linger
New York AP reports a higher market at noon with the Dow up 6.61 to 858.93 as advances outpace declines 2 to 1 on the NYSE. Traders cite oil embargo easing rumors and President Nixon looming State of the Union address, plus strong Q4 earnings boosting sentiment.
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American Motors
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
New York Exchange Noon Prices Snapshot
New York Stock Exchange noon prices listed with varied figures for many stocks. Trading data includes Abbi Lbi Ad Millis Admiral and Ampex along with numerous company shares and indices, reflecting a busy market session.
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American Stock Exchange picks up good prices
The American Stock Exchange reports general strength with many issues showing gains and varied last prices. A broad table lists numerous securities such as ArKLGS1.30 and Cinerama, with notes on dividends, stock splits, and various classifications. official figures are labeled unofficial and subject to revision.
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CP&L Wins Interim Hike and Seeks Monthly Changes
RALEIGH AP The State Utilities Commission approved Carolina Power and Light Co with a 5.94 percent interim rate hike and two commissioners warned that costs could rise up to 40 percent for electric customers. If monthly fuel-cost adjustments are allowed, bills could rise further. Wells warned of a potential $3 per month increase per customer, while CP&L projected under 50 cents in February. The utility also seeks a coal fuel price shift and a Kentucky mining partnership to secure 10 percent of coal needs, with a $27.1 million development cost. RALEIGH RP Two-term State Rep Willis Whichard of Durham says he will run for the Senate seat vacated by Sen Gordon Allen.
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Hugh A. Wells
Man
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Federal Energy Office
Sutton Electric
Wilmington
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Willis Whichard
Durham
State Senate
Gordon Allen
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Ax Wielding Actor's Case Goes To Jury
In Santa Monica California actor Stu Gilliam faces assault with a deadly weapon charges after a confrontation at the Lobster Barrel last September. A seven man five woman jury began deliberations after three days of testimony with Gilliam claiming he did not swing the ax and only brandished it to gain attention.
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Gilliam
Reinardo
Random Killings Spark Fear in San Francisco
Police launched the largest manhunt in the city’s history, Operation Zebra, aiming to capture at least two gunmen linked to ten random homicides over two months. Five people were shot Monday night. one survivor may be paralyzed. Police seek two young black men who alternated roles, with victims all white. Roxanne McMillan, 23, survived with critical injuries.
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William O'Connor
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Roxanne McMillan
F.W. Blaisdell
San Francisco General Hospital
Kent State shooting witness testifies in federal probe
Capt Raymond J. Sip of the Ohio National Guard testified before a federal grand jury about May 4, 1970 at Kent State University. He said the situation was developing as guardsmen fired and disputed claims that he said soldiers’ lives were not in danger. He noted he could not speak for all troops and that his life was not felt to be in danger from his position.
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Associated Press
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Kent State University
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Official Hunt For Child Called Off In Tampa
The search for 3-year-old Matthew Alred was officially ended after officials exhausted search methods. Vernon Alred said he cannot imagine what happened to his son as FBI joined the probe. FBI chief Nick Stames said the investigation into abduction would continue beyond on-site search. The boy was last seen Sunday evening in Clair Mel City.
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Sheriff's Department
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Vernon Alred
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nick Stames
FBI
Cambodian Advance Halted By Insurgents
Khmer Rouge mortar and shellfire halted a government advance at Phnom Penh south defense line nine miles from the city. Government positions near the western end of the line suffered heavy shelling with eight troops killed and 15 wounded in the past 20 hours. Insurgent activity cut Highway 4 to the coast and attacked Highway 1 southeast of Phnom Penh while Phnom Penh remained free from shelling for the third straight night. Earlier, 152 people were killed in daily attacks since December 23. In Saigon, attacks 30 miles northwest of the city were repulsed with 55 attackers and 13 government troops killed.
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Cambodia
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Saigon
U S Trains Arab Pilots and Technicians in U S
Washington AP report states 142 Arab military pilots and technicians from Saudi Arabia Morocco Tunisia Lebanon and Jordan are being trained in the United States. Saudi Arabia has 14 pilots and 27 technicians enrolled. Iran also trains 176 air crewmen and 662 technicians, while no Israeli personnel are trained by the Air Force though six learn about weapons from U S arms contractors.
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Saudi Arabia
Morocco
Tunisia
Lebanon
Jordan
Iran
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Israel
Justice Department Wiretap Information Demanded
A Senate investigations subcommittee led by Henry M. Jackson demands extensive details on FBI wiretapping and bugging over six years. The 11 page questionnaire seeks targets, dates, participants, legal authority, and purposes from Jan 1 1968 to present, with agency responses withheld pending security and civil liberties concerns.
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Senate
Justice Department
Department
FBI
Henry M. Jackson
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Ex-Police Sentenced For Theft in Charlotte
Five former Charlotte policemen received six month jail terms after no contest pleas to fourteen counts of petty theft from local businesses. An immediate appeal sends cases to Superior Court. fifteen felony counts for store breaking are also moved to Superior Court after waivers. Accused are Vincent Giansante Robert W Helms John R Greene TH Kenneth Marvin Smith and Hubert Ward Bruce.
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Vincent Giansante
Robert W. Helms
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Kenneth Marvin Smith
Hubert Ward Bruce
Chotiner Key Campaign Aide in Nixon Races
The text notes that Chotiner managed publicity for Nixon in 1946 and led his California Senate campaign in 1950. He then supervised Nixon's 1952 national campaign for vice president and served as a special assistant during Nixon's 1964 presidential bid.
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