Market summary mixed as week ends with slim gains and losses
Stocks edged lower as U S gold reserves fall to a 1938 low and May factory orders drop. The AP 60 stock average fell to 319.3 while the Dow slipped to 871.21. Some groups rose while others smeared. Intel, Xerox, and Control Data fell, Du Pont and GM gained modestly, and bonds were steady to down.
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Associated Press
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Xerox
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U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
Ford
Canada
Old Town
Syntex
Treasuries
Stock Averages and Dividend Footnotes From AP Listing
The Associated Press stock table shows averages for industries rails utilities and errors in table text include dividend footnotes and symbols. It outlines annual rates quarterly declarations and various footnotes explaining stock dividends liquidating dividends and ex dates among other coded indicators.
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Associated Press
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Duke Power seeks federal hydro power to meet future loads
Duke Power outlines forecasted peak demands of 5.8 million kilowatts in 1971 and 7.2 million in 1974 and argues for dependence on federal hydro power. It notes Keowee and Jocassee peaking additions and limits on federal contracts to five years, framing a shift away from built own plants.
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Keowee
Jocassee
Interior
McGuire
Duke Power
Middleton
Congress
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1st Cavalry Colors Back In U S
Historian recounts the 1st Cavalry Division history from World War II through Korea and the modern truce line in Korea. The piece notes combat in the Admiralty Islands Manila Tokyo and Manila led the way into Tokyo and later fought in Korea before a 1961 cease in action and eight years along the Korean DMZ.
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Pacific
1St Cavalry
E. Lee
2Nd Infantry Division
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Korea
Admiralty Islands
Philippines
Manila
Tokyo
Japan
7Th Infantry Division
Four Negroes Charged After Off-Duty Officer Shooting
Prosecutor charges Junell and four survivors with assault after an incident in which off duty police officers shot at four African Americans. Acting Police Chief Reuse suspends the officers eight days pending investigation. NAACP leader Jack Tanner plans civil action against the city and civil rights complaints with federal authorities. Names include James Williams 25 LeRoy Head 24 Weldon Scipeo Boylan 27 and Moore.
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Tanner
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Reese
NAACP
Denver
James A Williams
le Roy Head
Weldon Scipeo Boylan
Moore
Federal Title VII criticism sparks civil rights debate
Civil rights groups including the NAACP criticize Title VII's time consuming process before federal action. State laws offer remedies. federal exemptions cover governments and tribes but not race or color. Violations carry fines up to 1000 dollars and up to a year in jail. Junell faces possible fines up to 250 dollars.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pre
Reds Launch Unmanned Satellite Cosmos 70
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 70 an unmanned satellite with scientific gear to study outer space Tass News Agency reported the apparatus on board is functioning normally The report noted the mission as part of the Cosmos series and described ongoing space research efforts by Moscow.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Egwig
Bochum
Tory
Space
Panelyte Plans Tupelo Laminates Plant
Reliance Universal's Panelyte division announces a 200 000 square foot Tupelo Mississippi plant to produce plastic laminates for cabinets and furniture employing about 200 people. Construction depends on financing including an industrial revenue bond. The plant would be leased to Reliance Universal for 20 years with renewal.
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Reliance Universal, Inc
High Point
N. C
Tupelo
Miss
H. Charles Grawemeyer
Reliance Universal
Relianceniversal
Reliance
Kalamazoo
Mich
St. Regis Paper Co
Powell, Kistler & Co
CORE Leader Calls Politics Main Tool in Civil Rights Fight
Durham speech at CORE annual convention emphasizes community organization as the vehicle to advance Negro rights. James Farmer urges civil rights workers to run for offices and back candidates through political vehicles like the Freedom Democratic movement to reshape unresponsive political units.
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Farmer
CORE
Durham
Freedom Democratic Movement
They'll Do It Every Time Phase Out at Stead
Staff Sgt Daniel Flynn 28 of Pawtucket Rhode Island fears a jinx as ten Air Force units or installations have been closed since his 1955 posting. He served at Stead Air Force Base Nevada in 1963 and both the air defense unit and training base will be closed by mid 1966. The sergeant wonders where he'll be reassigned next as the Air Force cross its fingers.
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Air Force
Shadow of Peril depicts Cold War submarine intrigue
A publisher describes Shadow of Peril as a novel of the deadly underseas struggle between the Soviet Union and the United States based on fact. The note says the author used a pseudonym and that many named persons are well known. the story mixes diary style and fictional elements about Soviet submarines near Beirut and U.S. ports with imagined events.
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United States
Zhdanov
U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
Davis
Johnnson
Office of Science and Technology
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