Stocks Slip as Dow Dives. Mixed NYSE Trading Seen
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.13 percent to 725.56 by noon amid broad declines while the AP 60 average dropped 1.8. Analysts noted optimistic undercurrents from Nixon administration testimony and Kennedy forecasts of a shift toward expansion. Large blocks traded included Colorado Interstate and General Telephone as market activity showed uneven gains across sectors.
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NASD Inter-dealer Quotes and Zale Corp Price Summary
The NASD bid and asked quotations as of about 11 a.m. show representative inter-dealer prices with no retail markup or commissions. Zale Corp reported 64 9 26% and Zenith R at 1.40 with 26 and 27% figures, reflecting market movement.
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Youths clash with police near campus in arson attempt
On Dread Avenue near the campus a group of youths gathered at night started fires and taunted police and firemen. They attempted to burn a condemned apartment owned by a university professor, overturned a car, and fled as officers advanced. Gary Shivers reported seeing the arson attempt and gunfire followed by tear gas dispersal.
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Hair sampling clash at Fort Bragg in MacDonald case
Army CID agents forcibly remove hair samples from Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald after a scuffle that saw one civilian attorney thrown to the ground. The testimony concerns whether the Green Beret doctor will face court martial for the 1970 murders of his wife and two children and the closed hearing continues at Fort Bragg.
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Administration Heads Effort To Improve Housing Units
The Nixon administration launched Project Rehab to rehabilitate 22,000 absentee-owned slum housing units across 10 cities. Housing Secretary Romney says the program aims to boost volume housing production and minority business opportunities. Local authorities or nonprofits will acquire and rehabilitate properties using federal aid, with about 1,000 dollars per unit. Cities include Cincinnati Detroit El Paso Hartford Indianapolis Memphis New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Seattle.
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Forsyth County Blocks Busing Plan Over Budget
Forsyth County commissioners oppose cross-busing for Winston-Salem Forsyth County schools. They ordered the school board to consult before buying buses and reclaimed $196,000 set aside for new buses. Three commissioners vow to jail over the plan, following Judge Gordon order to cluster eight schools for racial balance, a move that could require at least 50 buses which the district cannot fund.
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Budget Cuts May Cost Navy Ships
Navy faces further fleet reductions as the Pentagon plans a roughly 6 billion cut to a budget near 70 billion for fiscal 1972. The Navy already retired 130 vessels and would lose about 100 more, shrinking from 900 to around 650 ships, while modernization lags amid a growing Soviet navy.
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New British Minister Dies Of Heart Attack
Iain Macleod, chancellor of the exchequer in Britain's Conservative government, died suddenly at No 11 Downing Street from a heart attack. He was 56 and had been in politics 25 years. His death followed an emergency appendectomy and comes as Edward Heath ponders a replacement from Reginald Maulding.
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Firestone Textiles Hikes Pay in Gastonia
Firestone Textiles Co. notified its 1,300 Gastonia employees by bulletin board notices of a wage increase and other benefits effective July 27. The company declined to state the raise amount, citing policy. Also announced are New Year’s Day as a paid holiday and, after 20 years of service, a fourth week of vacation starting Oct. 31.
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