Market edges higher as Dow gains at midday
Stocks advance in moderate trading led by blue chips and gains in metals oils airlines and drugs. Dow Jones average rises 2.46 to 737.54 while the Associated Press 60 stock average climbs 1.5 to 245.1 with industry groups mixed and investor optimism rising on easing money conditions.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Armstrong Cork
Boise Cascade
Associated Press
FAS International
Chrysler
Leasco Data Processing
Phillips Petroleum
National Cash Register
Standard, Oil of New Jersey
Reynolds Industries
Occidental Petroleum
Roan Selection Trust
American Stock Exchange
City
Deltona
Beverly Enters
American Exchange Dividend Table Notes and Rates
A dated stock table from 1970 lists multiple company names with share figures and percentage ranges. It includes notes from The Associated Press about unofficial sales figures and dividend rate designations, detailing annual and special dividends and stock-related payments.
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Am Petr
Ray Ak Gest
UW —T Arklgas
AtlasCorp
Brascan Lto
Campbi Chile
Cinerama
Dillard
Dixilyo Corp
Felmont Oil
Frontier Tir
Kalseruin
Evins Ric
Husky
Statham
Technico
Associated Press
Stock Exchange List Delayed by Transmission Issues
Today's New York Stock Exchange list is incomplete due to transmission difficulties causing a delayed market briefing and disrupted quotes across major stocks. Officials urge investors to monitor updates as systems restore and trading continues.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Index Summary and Averages
The report shows stock index figures compiled by the Associated Press with noon values and prior-day comparisons. It lists components labeled as Ind, Util, Fon, t. Vd with net changes and daily highs and lows, alongside annual and year-ago figures and a brief note of 1970 highs and lows.
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Associated Pressima Rails
Associated Press
Reils Ind. Util
Fon. T. Vd
Dow Jones Averages and Market Sectors Snapshot
Market summary shows the Dow Jones Averages with figures for transportation utilities and industrials. The data includes mixed movements with small changes in several indices and total volume around 15,920.13.
A.P. Stock Averages Drift at Noon
The noon fix shows mixed moves across sectors with slight gains in transportation and utilities and a modest rise in finance. Industrial averages edge up while general market sentiment remains cautious amid fluctuating credit conditions.
Soviet Flights to Havana and Missile Boats Near Florida
Time magazine reports that since April Soviet TU95 bombers have flown six missions to Havana likely for reconnaissance or supplies. U.S. radar tracks three to four Soviet aircraft daily, the most on record, while Simon class missile boats stationed near Key Biscayne test ranges against the Florida White House. Congress heard that renewed Soviet action in Cuba remains deemed unlikely.
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Havana
U.S
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida White House
UK Dock Strike Sends Prices Soaring Across Britain
In five days Britain's dock strike has raised costs for households with wholesale price hikes and retailer complaints. Agriculture Minister James Prior reports to Prime Minister Heath on market conditions while Employment Minister Robert Carr negotiates with 47 000 longshoremen. The unions demand raise from 26 40 to 48 weekly, affecting overtime and vacation pay calculations. If granted, average weekly earnings would jump from 86 40 to 132.
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London
Britain
James Prior
Edward Heath
Robert Carr
Southern Pines man joins Carolina Power as junior engineer
Dale M. Bouldin of Southern Pines has joined Carolina Power and Light Co as a junior engineer in Aberdeen. A High Point native, he graduated from Ledford High School in Thomasville and North Carolina State University with an engineering operations degree. He is married to Karen Moseley of Welcome and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bouldin of High Point.
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Dale M. Bouldin
Southern Pines
Carolina Power & Light Co
Aberdeen
High Point
Bouldin
Ledford High School
Thomasville
North Carolina State University
Karen Moseley
Welcome
John W. Bouldin
Re-Elected A W Klemme Jr Ties to Glass Association
A W Klemme Jr of High Point Glass and Decorative Co was re elected first vice president of the Stained Glass Association of America in a recent organizational vote.
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A. W. Klemme Jr
High Point Glass & Decorative, Co
The
Stained Glass Assn. of America
Southern Railway reports record 1970 quarterly earnings
Southern Railway announces that its second quarter and first six months 1970 earnings rose to record highs for the period. Net income reached 15.3 million in Q2, 27.7 million for the first half, with earnings per share of 2.07 and 3.78 respectively, versus prior year levels.
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Southern Railway
Railway
Squatters Clash Over NYC Building Occupation
Police detained about 55 squatters including 14 men 22 women and 19 children from a Chelsea brownstone on West 15th Street after a weekend occupation linked to a broader city squatters movement. Neighbors jeered landlord Leon Nagin as he aided police and tenants argued housing shortages forced the action.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Bowcom
Perens
Aow
Ing
Leon Nagin
Queens
Nagin
Chelsea
West 15Th Street
Embittered thief robs Jacksonville store for office gear
A man in Jacksonville claims a raw deal from Jim Martins retail store prompted a Friday night break in. He took typewriters, adding machines and other office equipment and told police he stole to prove his story. Officers found two adding machines at a street intersection.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jim Martin
War
Rny
Tropical low mood Noted In Gulf
A tropical low formed north of the Yucatan Channel about 500 miles south of the Florida Panhandle and moved northwest at 10 mph with a likely turn northward. Winds reached 40 mph as squalls extended up to 100 miles north and east. A Navy reconnaissance flight was ordered to investigate.
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Ideal Bas
Atlas
Atlas Chem
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Avco Cp
INA Cp
Avnet Inc
Beckman
Bell How
Elitek Corp Sa
Beth St
BolsCas
Johnson
Borden
JonLogen
BorgWar
JoneLau
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Burrghs
Kerr Mc
Heed Air
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Lonesga
Chrysler
Lukens Stl 1 We V7 Vv + % CitiesSve
VO Corp
LykeYng
ClevElil
CocaCol
Pal
Macy
MacksCo
Collinsr
Magnvox
CBS
Marathi
Coly Gas
Marcor
Maraid
Martiom
Comsat
Maydstr
Maytag la
Merck 2A
Weimgm
Im Tis
Cowles Comsone MobilOil
Mohasco
Seeee
Ci Ind
MontUt
CrowCol
Mont Pw
Crown Key
Mor-Nor
Motorola
Mtfuels
Curtiss Wrt
Tease Dillon Co
Nat Tea
Disney
Natomas
Admiral
Steee Diversind
Ye Nor
AlliedCh
AlliedStr
Altis Chaim M1
Alco
Ve East Airfin
NoStaPw
AMBAC
Northrop
Hess
Sezu
Nwst Airl
Am Airfin
Abrards
Norton
Elpeong
Ores NortSim
Ameipw
Okla GE
Okiangs
Hesp
Ode Olin Corp
Ise
Ametclx
Fairche
Weeee Omarkin
Am Motors
Mneeee Fair Hill
Owens
Owens Wi
Am Ltd
At&t
Pacpwl
FoodFa i
Pact&t
Ancorpnsy
Dan
FordMat
Panasul He
Armcos
ForMcKs
PanAmr Wair Www
FreeptSul
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ParkeDav
Pennix Sp
GAF Corp
Penney JC n + Ve Gam Sko
PaPwLt
Gannett
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Ve Gen Mills
Va Phelps D
Phila el
Philip Morr
PhiliPet
Va Gen Tire
Pitney
Geneseo
Gerber
Gillette
Glen Alden
Global Marin
Goodrich
Goodyear
GraceCo
Pullman
Gt A&p
Gt West Fiat
Creee Greyhound
Ralstan P Ranco Inc
Gulf Oil Ps
RCA
Raytheon
GulfStart
Royccolaww
HeernWal
Ve RyderSys
Miami
National Hurricane Center
Yucatan Channel
Florida Panhandle
McGovern urges U S sale of warplanes to Israel
Senator George S. McGovern calls for the United States to sell jets to Israel with a pledge they not be used for incursions over Arab territory. He argues such a guarantee could deter miscalculation and lessen war risk, while other senators debate policy and enforcement.
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Washington
United States
Israel
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Senate
McGovern
Henry Bellman
R-Okla
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Bellman
WMAL
John Tower
R-Tex
Middle East
U.S
Russia
United Nations
Tower
Metromedia
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Body Of N C Man Found Off Beach
Charleston AP reports the body of Bill Mix of Greensboro North Carolina was found off Sullivan's Island after possibly drowning while trying to rescue 6 year old Tammy Williams of North Charleston who vanished in the surf near Ft Moultrie. The girl's body has not been recovered.
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Williams
Search continues for missing USSR cargo plane over North Atlantic
Halifax authorities and crews from the United States, Canada and Denmark persisted in a multi national air and sea search for the Antonov 22 missing between Iceland and Halifax. It carried relief supplies for Peru earthquake victims and disappeared after takeoff from Keflavik with an estimated 23 aboard.
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Halifax
N.S
Russia
North Atlantic
Iceland
Keflavik
Soviet Union
Army hearings on MacDonald murder case at Ft Bragg
A pretrial hearing for Capt. John MacDonald, the Green Beret physician accused in the February deaths of his wife and two daughters, remains closed amid Army secrecy and defense claims of bungling. Protests call for public access as relatives press for accountability and safety on the base.
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MacDonald
Efsman
Segal
Eisman
Womack Army Hospital
Alfred Kassab
Stony Brook
N.Y
Green Beret
Colette Mac- Donal
Kimberly
Kristen
Mac- Donald
Col
Warren V. Rock
Rock
Army
Kassab
North Carolina
Criminal Investigation Division
Inves’ieal
Ft. Bragg
Senates
Ae Tae O
Capt
Young Urges Negotiated Change in Black White Coalition
Whitney M. Young Jr. urged a unified black coalition to meet white leaders and negotiate social change at the National Urban League 60th annual convention in New York. He said blacks and whites need each other and called for a broad meeting from Black Panthers to Black Baptists to build a negotiated consensus with white America.
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New York
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Young
Nixon
League
New York Hilton Hotel
Blac Panthers
America
Charlotte Desegregation Hearings Resume With City Officials Testifying
U S District Court in Charlotte reopens desegregation hearings with city and county officials Glenn Baisdell William Veeder and J D Morgan expected to testify Judge McMillan may issue a ruling if all witnesses are examined Today the Finger plan for busing up to 13000 pupils and clustering options under HEW standards are under review as appeals continue and a fall order is anticipated.
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Charlotte
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
U.S
James B. McMillan
Mecklenburg County
Glenn Baisdell
William Veeder
J. D. Morgan
McMillan
Rhode Island
John A. Finger Jr
Finger
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Court of Appeals
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Supreme Court
High Court
HEW
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