Stock market slips from early gains on Fed and Vietnam news
The Dow Jones average rose to 727.62 at noon, up 2.95 after early gains faded. Traders cited a Paris peace talks report and Arthur Burns remarks on monetary policy as drivers, with gains in motors, rubber, electronics, oils, airlines, and tobaccos amid active Big Board and American Exchange trading.
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New York
Paris
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
U.S
Saigon
Burns
Federal Reserve
Associated Press
Eastman Kodak
Goodyear
Phelps Dodge
Transamerican
Texaco
Coastal States Gas
Amerace Esna
General Electric
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Saxon Industries
Equity
Deltona
Molybdenite
Milgo Electronic
Digital Equipment
Damon Corp
New York Stock Exchange Selections on Afternoon Prices
The New York Exchange reported selected afternoon prices with emphasis on current market levels and notable movements. Investors monitor key indexes as trading pauses reflect shifting demand across sectors.
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New York
A Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Study ranks cereals by nutrition and price
Subcommittee chair Choate reviews a chart of 60 ready to eat cereals noting 40 have low nutrient content and many offer empty calories. Top performers include Kellogg Product 19 and General Mills Kaboom and Total while cost per ounce varies little across top middle and bottom groups.
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Choate
Kellogg’s
General Mills
Nabisco
General Foods
Kelloggs
Wheaties
Post
CBS
NBC
Sena
Lane Co reports six month sales and earnings decline
The Lane Co Inc of Altavista Virginia reports first six months net sales of 35,281,421, down 9.2 percent from 38,859,236. Net earnings total 1,581,101, down 31.2 percent from 2,297,318. Earnings per common share after preferred dividends are 62 cents versus 91 cents in 1969.
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The
Lane Co, Inc
Altavista
North American Rockwell Reports Higher Third Quarter Earnings
NR reports Q3 net earnings of 68 cents per share versus 67 cents a year ago. Quarter sales through June 30, 1970 totaled 633.18 million, down from 667.23 million in the prior year's third quarter.
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North American Rockwell Corporation
Change in UNC Greensboro finance administrator role
Henry L. Ferguson Jr. will become administrator for finance and business at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, effective with the change announced by Chancellor James S. Ferguson. The new title reflects broader administrative duties while Ferguson’s responsibilities remain essentially the same as the former business manager.
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Henry L. Ferguson Jr
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
James S. Ferguson
Land
Ferguson
Forest Fire Endangers Rare Cranes at Wood Buffalo Park
In Calgary a forest fire advanced toward the Wood Buffalo National Park habitat of the rare whooping cranes. About 110 troops were dispatched to help fight the blaze as officials warned of a critical situation. The park hosts 50 to 60 adults plus yearlings, with more born that summer, while nine fires burned across 20 000 acres. The flock is the only wild group, with 21 more in captivity. The cranes migrate to the Arkansas refuge in winter. the species hover near extinction only decades ago.
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Calgary
Alta
Wood Buffalo National Park
The
Park Service
A. H. Macpherson
Canadian Wildlife Service
North America
U.S
Coed Murder Case Takes New Turn in Chapel Hill
A man sought for five years is being questioned about his disappearance near Chapel Hill during the 1965 murder of UNC coed Sue Ellan Evans. Police note about 100 people have been questioned in five years. the suspect reportedly worked nearby on the day of the crime and was later extradited to Connecticut on a violation charge.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Sue Ellan Evans
University of North
William Blake
Connecti- North Cacuta
Relatives Press Public for Open MacDonald Hearing
Relatives of Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald pleaded in New York for open pretrial hearings into the murder charges at Fort Bragg. FBI probes alleged assault on MacDonald’s lawyers as hair sample collection drew scrutiny. witnesses described rough treatment by military police.
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Associated Press
Jeffrey MacDonald
New York
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
MacDonald
Alfred Kassab
Collette Kassab MacDonald
Dorothy MacDonald
Army
Green Beret
LaGuardia
Nixon
Kassab
Eisman
Criminal Intelligence Division
Adams-Millis Sales and Earnings Hit Record Highs
Adams-Millis Corp reports record first half 1970 sales of 26.67 million, up from 20.24 million in 1969, and net income of 1.21 million or 63 cents a share. President James H. Millis cites hosiery demand, product upgrades, and new machinery as growth drivers despite price pressures and imports. TexElastic Corp also shows an excellent first half with plans to use new equipment to boost second-half sales.
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ValGt West Fiat
T&t
Vel Greyhound
AMF Inc
AMP Inc
Gulf Oil
Ampex Corp
GulfStart
Val GulfWind
Herc Inc
Atlas Chem
HoernWal
Hoff Electro
Va Atlas Corp
Holidyinn
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Magnvox
New York
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Chile
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Microdot
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Minnmm
Dillard
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Dixilyn Corp
Mohasco
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Life of Carolina
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Piedmont Aviation
Adams-Millis Corp
James H. Millis
Millis
TexElastic Corp
Egyptians Ready To Call Cease Fire and Talks
The New York Times, citing a Cairo diplomatic source, reports that Egypt told the United States it was ready to stop shooting and begin talks based on U.N. resolutions. Egypt demands restoration of Palestinian rights and Israel’s withdrawal from lands occupied since 1967.
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The
New York Times
Cairo
Egypt
United States
U.N
Israel
the Times
Miss America 1971 to allow opinions on hot issues
Miss America 1971 will be allowed to express views on marijuana, the Vietnam War, and other controversies while remaining taboo on sex and political campaigning. Officials say contestants may choose to answer but are not required to, while political support and socializing rules stay in force.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Albert Marks
Katherine Huppe
Helena, Mont
Montana
Miss Huppe
Jaycees
Marks
Canton Woman Killed In Crash
Mrs. Helen Leatherwood Gallie, 69, of Canton, died in Asheville after the car she rode in collided with another vehicle. Her husband Everett J. Galliene, 69, was charged with making an unsafe movement.
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Canton
Asheville, N. C
Helen Leatherwood Galliene
Asheville
Everett J. Galliene
Ex Mayor Addonizio Guilty in Mafia Backed Squeeze
Former Newark Mayor Hugh J Addonizio and four codefendants were convicted on 64 counts of conspiracy and extortion in a Mafia backed scheme to extract payoffs from contractors. They face up to 20 years per count with sentencing not yet scheduled.
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Trenton
N.J
Newark
Hugh J. Addonizio
U.S. Dist
George H. Barlow
Addonizio
Congress
Kenneth Gibson
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