Stock market slips on broad declines amid interest rate fears
The noon Dow fell 4.38 to 884.13 as declines led advances two to one on the NYSE. Airlines tobacco rubber electronics and glamour stocks lagged while investors awaited second-quarter earnings and watched rate move signals from the Federal Reserve.
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New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
China
Saigon
North
South Vietnam
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Ex Dividend and Distribution Terms Overview
Summary of ex-dividend and distribution terminology including ex date ex rights ex rights and ex distribution. Notes cover paid and declared in 1970 and 1969 and stock dividends and warrants and bankruptcies and foreign issues tax status disclosures.
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A.P. Stock Averages Snapshot
A compressed market brief shows noon levels for rails and utilities with mixed changes. The table lists indices and daily shifts, including figures for week and month trends, reflecting a cautious trading day.
Market Update Highlights Mixed Dow Jones Totals
The report shows various Dow Jones averages and stock indices with small moves. Utilities and industrial sectors show modest gains while certain segments slip, reflecting a cautious trading day across major markets.
New York Stock Exchange Index Report
At noon the New York Stock Exchange showed mixed performance across sectors with gains in transportation and utilities offset by weaker industrial and finance shares. Traders weighed market signals as indices fluctuated amid ongoing corporate results and economic data.
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Equit Co
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Felmont
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Frontier Air SM Se
Crouse Hind
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Natomas
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NewPow
Cudahy
Newberry
ImprtOil
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O & Glamesway
Dart Ind
Norfolk
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Norris
Jupiter
Kaiser In
Ns Deere Co
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Kin Ark Corp
del Monte
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Five-State vaccination plan against VEE outbreak in horses
A regional emergency HQ opens in Houston to coordinate a five-state effort to vaccinate about 1.5 million horses in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico and Louisiana. The outbreak of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis prompts a $5 million federal fund and expanded manpower with Dr. R E Omohundro directing the effort.
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Clifford Hardin
R. E. Omohundro
U.S. Department of Agriculture
NCNB Names Kennedy Assistant Cashier and Kerr Vice President
David M. Kennedy of High Point elected assistant cashier at North Carolina National Bank after serving as manager of customer services. Charles A. Kerr of Charlotte promoted to assistant vice president with prior roles in Greensboro and Charlotte credit departments. Kennedy is a High Point native and UNC Chapel Hill alumnus. Kerr earned an MBA and held credit officer duties in Charlotte.
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Agnew Sees Silk Draped Car Ride to City
An escort ferried the vice president from the airport to the city in an auto with silk-draped rear windows. The scene included Kissinger briefing Kansas City media executives on Chou En Lai and Nixon talks, noting limited access to full texts due to travel.
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Lorelena
Nixon trip shapes Vietnam policy hopes in 1969
South Vietnam views the winding down of U S involvement with troop reductions to 233,000 and 39,000 more to go this year. Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky says China may have pressured North Vietnam toward peace, citing Beijing’s visit and potential acceptance of peaceful coexistence.
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Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
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North Vietnam
Peking
European Troop Cuts Spark Mixed NATO Reactions
An AP report notes internal Nixon administration rifts over Central Europe troop reductions, delaying NATO plans by about a month. Debate centers on MBFR offers, Berlin and Berlin-related matters, and the political cost of reducing Europe garrisons amid debates on flexible response and conventional versus nuclear options.
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Apollo 15 landing site faces peril and promise
Flight set for July 26 from Cape Kennedy as Apollo 15 targets a Hadley Apennine valley with a 1200 foot gorge. Astronauts David Scott and James Irwin work risky approach through rugged lunar terrain to sample five rock formations on three surface excursions.
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Disturbance in Oxnard Mexican American District Sparks Arrests
Riot police and deputies cleared Oxnard's main street after a disturbance in the colonia area. About 100 to 150 youths caused fires and assaults. 19 juveniles and 200 adults were arrested as stores and a bank were damaged. No shots fired.
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