Growth stocks lift AP Market Average in slow session
Gains by growth issues sparked a modest recovery as the AP average of 60 stocks rose 0.60 to 214.40 at noon. Polaroid led with notable gains before trimming, IBM held most of its early rise, Xerox and Eastman Kodak gained, and Reynolds Tobacco edged up amid mixed other sectors.
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ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Associated Press
Polaroid
IBM
Xerox
American Telephone
Chrysler
Eastman Kodak
Reynolds Tobacco
Motors
Securities Dealers, Inc
National Association of
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Securit
Allied Security Ins
Allvac Metals
American Cryogenics
American Fidelity Life
BBS Studies
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Botany Industries
Colonial Stores
Eee Eens
Steels Millis
Drexel Enterprises ‘Allied Cheee Weeeer
Electronic Acct
Allis-Chal
First Southerner Am Can Co Ee
First Union Nat. Bank
Enka Ee Ee
Gulf Life Ins. Co
Am Motors Ee Ee
Harris-Teeter Super M
Am Tel & Tel
Intermountain Tel
Am Teb
Jeferson Standard
Atch T&sf
Kavanaugh-Smith Atl Coast Line
Lance, Inc
Atl Refining
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Ennee
Life & Casualty
Aveo Cp
Li’'s General Stores
Balt & Cee
Moore-Handley, Inc
Bendix
C. National Bank
Beth Stleee
Textile Corp. of
Amer
Boeing Air Eee
Celanese Corp
Soroban Eng. Inc
Sos
P&f Ches & Ohio
Thomasville Industr
Chrysler Seer
Wachovia Bank
Coca-Cola
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Wise Homes
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Credit
North State
Ford Motor Oueenwane
Motorola Eevee Eeeneees
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Nat Biscuit
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Gen Foods
Nat Distillers Ee Ee
NY Central Gerb Prod
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck Eenee
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp Eee Ennee
Califee Ennee
Std Oil NJ
Stevens J
Texaco Inc
Textron Inc
Union Bay
UN Carbide
Pee Enass
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Airer
United Fruit
US Rubber
Eneenee
Va. P&p
Western Md
West Union
Westing el
Hoffa Wing of Teamsters Tenure Contested Fees Case
An appeals court ruling on a long running dispute over attorney fees in the Hoffa era Teamsters litigation orders lower court review of whether union funded counsel defended union officials. It notes potential restoration of international funds if misused and flags Florida land dealings as a matter for further study.
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Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Florida
The
International
Market Report Notes Mixed Trading On Stocks And Bonds
The text reports Merck and Schering declines among drugs, uneven movement in nonferrous metals, and the Dow Jones industrial average rising 1.80 to 573.04 at noon. Bonds in corporations and the U.S. government showed mixed trading with light volumes.
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Merck and
Schering
U.S
Peru military takeover provokes protests and U S suspends aid
Reports from Lima describe continued demonstrations against the junta as the Peru military coup draws sharp rebukes from hemispheric allies. The United States suspends Alliance for Progress aid and halts new negotiations while keeping some consular relations. Several Latin nations suspend or study their stance, with calls for a regional ministers meeting for a united protest.
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Jose Enrique Bustamante Corzo
National Electoral Board
Juan Ramirez Lazo
la Prensa
Lima
Confederation
United States
Peru
U.S
James Loeb
Venezuela
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Brazil
Mexico
Panama
United States Mars Venus Mariner I aims for near Venus
NASA plans Mariner I to journey 40 months and approach Venus within 10 000 miles in early December to study the atmosphere magnetic field and radiation. The craft carries instruments for temperature, composition, and charged particle data as ground control guides its deep space flight before solar orbit. Russia previously fired at Venus but failed to receive data after launch.
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Mariner I
Space
Venus
NASA
United States
Mariner
Russia
Police List Four Auto Accidents
Four traffic collisions were reported to police yesterday on N Main Street S Hamilton Street and E Lexington Avenue. Notable incidents include Pauline Silver Schwartz and James Moser in a rear end on N Main Street causing $125 $150 damage and Pauline charged with an improper turn. No injuries were reported.
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N. Main Street
Pauline Silver Schwartz
N. Rotary Drive
James Marvin Moser
Valley Ridge Drive
Schwartz
Moser
S. Hamilton Street
High Avenue
Rayford Lee Jackson
Baker Road
Charles Jack Clodfelter
Oak View Road
Jackson
Clodfelter
Williams
E. Lexington Avenue
N. Hamilton Street
Vera McDonald Setliff
Jamestown
Willie Lester Haynes
Haynes
Setliff
Texas Farm Death Case Reopens as Murder Probe
Henry Marshall, 52, was found near his Franklin area farm pickup. Autopsy a year later showed five gunshot wounds, carbon monoxide exposure, and a near fatal head blow. DPS director Homer Garrison wrote a judge that the death could not be self inflicted and remains under murder theory. Senator John McClellan doubts self defense, while a Franklin grand jury upheld the original death by own action verdict. Pathologist Jachimczyk says murder possible but cannot rule out suicide.
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Department of Public Safety
Public Safety
Homer Garrison
Texas Dist
John M. Barron
Bryan
Texas Department of Public Safety
Henry Marshall
Franklin
Tex
Texas Ranger
Clint Peoples
Waco
Marshall
Garrison
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Justice of the Peace
Lee Farmer
J. A. Jachimczyk
Houston
American Crewman Wounded By Communist Ground Fire
An American crewman on a U S Army helicopter was wounded in the arm by Communist ground fire 28 miles north of Saigon while en route from Saigon to Ben Cat. The helicopter, hit seven times, continued to Ben Cat as part of Operation Sunrise. The wounded man, likely a sergeant, had an at least non serious injury and the name was not released. Four American airmen survived a C123 jungle crash and were rescued after sustaining minor injuries.
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Malcolm Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ben Cat
Nguyen Huu Tho
Churchill Orders Champagne During Hospital Stay
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, spent another night at Middlesex Hospital and ordered a bottle of champagne with lunch as he recovers from a thigh fracture. Doctors expect him to be discharged next week if progress continues.
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London
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Girl Rescued After Parachute Jump Mishap
Miss Frotten, 14, jumped from a private plane with an emergency pack failing to pull the rip cord. She landed in 20 feet of water and freed herself, aided by Scott Connell and Fred Whitely. Instructor Jack LaRoche also jumped in to help. On the way to hospital she, dazed, vowed not to jump again.
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Wong
Scott Connell
Miss Frotten
Connell
Fred Whitely
Whitely
Jack L. LaRoche
Watertown
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