Stock Market Rally Loses Momentum Amid Slow Trading
New York AP reports the four day rally slows with modest gains as prices rise but turnover stays light. At 11 30 a m the Dow up 4.86 to 704.96, up over 34 points since last Wednesday. Analysts cite a lack of encouraging news weighing on investors.
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Demolition Effort Fails to Bring Down Wilmington Landmark
A six story Atlantic Coast Line building in Wilmington, North Carolina withstood a dynamite blast and cable tugging by a demolition crew. One wall fell but three remained upright as workers attempted a second attempt.
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Bishop Walsh May Visit Pope Paul
American Bishop James Walsh, freed by Communist China, may travel to the Vatican to meet Pope Paul VI. Maryknoll Superior Rev. John McCormack announced plans for the 79-year-old cleric to go to Rome, pending doctors deeming him fit to travel.
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Pope Paul greets release of Bishop Walsh in China
Pope Paul sent a cable to Bishop Walsh congratulating his release after 12 years in captivity. In St Peters Square he called the event good news that may spur religious freedom in other countries. Archbishops Accogli and Chen joined Walsh for a concelebrated Mass in his hospital room after his return.
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Agnew Says Nixon Aide Bruce Faces Slim Immediate Hopes
Vice President Agnew told the Associated Press that there is little chance David Bruce will quickly succeed at Paris peace talks unless Hanoi accepts South Vietnam abandonment is not acceptable. He warned against public doubt that hurts U S aims and urged a negotiated end to the Indochina conflict with predictable settlements after U S troops withdraw.
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Soldiers Held On Murder and Rape Charges
Four suspects including three Ft Bragg soldiers and a Fayetteville civilian are jailed without bond on murder and rape charges. The case stems from the June 28 kidnapping and the discovery of James Buckner's body near Godwin Cumberland County. Ages and hometowns are listed for Danny Chance 21 Fayetteville Spec 4 Andrew Strickland 24 Fayetteville Spec 4 David Sisneros 18 Denver Colorado and Pfc Charles Wilcosky 20 Cleveland Ohio.
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Camden Schools Ban Salinger Book As Obscene
Camden county officials moved to remove J. D. Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye from school lists after Sheriff Hector DeBruhl cited obscene content. County schools superintendent J. C. Walton confirmed objections to language and said the book will be withdrawn from reading lists and shelves.
Russia pushes to revive talks under U N auspices
Sisco says Moscow seeks to press parties to begin talks on Gunnar Jarring’s initiative. He notes no deadline yet but hopes for movement after President Nasser’s Moscow visit. He warns counter-violence could escalate if European efforts fail.
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Israel shells Jordan bases after cross river raid
Israeli troops crossed the Jordan River and attacked a Jordanian army outpost used by Palestinian guerrillas. Four Jordanian soldiers were killed and Israeli losses included one dead and eight wounded. A second report said Jordanian troops were wounded and raiders suffered heavy casualties. A separate strike near the Dead Sea killed two civilians. In the Negev a night raid killed four Arab guerrillas after a rocket attack on Timna mine.
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Pentagon weighs bonuses to boost National Guard and reserves
The Pentagon considers special cash bonuses to lure prior service personnel into the National Guard and reserves as draft calls decline. Officials say bonuses could be enough for a down payment on a car and would be funded from current training budgets. Additional ideas include better health benefits education incentives and a revised retirement plan to raise combat readiness without new funding.
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