Stock Market Edges Up After Early Decline In Cautious Session
The Dow Jones average rose 3.39 to 957.78 by noon as profit taking eased and bargain hunting began. The day sees mixed results with oils, airlines, motors, and farm implements lagging while mail order retail issues rise. the AP 60-stock average fell to 330.5.
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NASD Inter-dealer Prices At About 11 A.M
Over The Counter bid asked quotations from the NASD reflect representative inter dealer prices at roughly 11 a.m Prices vary through the day and exclude retail markups markdowns or commissions
New York Stock Exchange Index Quiet at Noon
The noon market snapshot shows the NYSE index little changed with minor moves across sectors. Industrials, transportation, utilities and finance display slight fluctuations as traders reassess values.
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Debate Over Turners Motion Stirs Southern Baptists
Commentary nationally opposes Turners motion as factions clash. The Baptist Standard criticizes Fellowship of Conservative Southern Baptists for seeking to wreck the convention. A new president will be chosen from the floor this afternoon with nominees including Marie Mathis, Owen Cooper, Rhodes, James Coggin, and John Bisagno.
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Waco
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Yazoo City
Rhodes
Washington
Washi Puty
Veterans Administration
James Coggin
Fort Worth
John Bisagno
Houston
Shiftless and the Value of Hard Work as a Remedy
A reflective note argues that while diligence can be a cure, many people remain too idle to test this remedy. The piece surveys attitudes toward work and suggests skepticism about casual remedies for life’s ills.
Welfare costs dip in January as rolls rise by 60 thousand
The January welfare bill fell by 12.4 million from December due to lower medical costs, while cash payments rose 1.7 million to 1.54 billion. AFDC payments reached 10.7 million recipients, with 7.7 million children, and nine states plus Puerto Rico saw fewer recipients while Washington DC and five states registered large roll increases.
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Contributions To Humphrey Scrutinized
Federal election watchdog referred a possible violation case to the Justice Department under the 1971 act. Eight contributions of 6000 each, made under various names, were traced to John L. and Frances L. Loeb of New York City. Thatcher and Thatcher's group had kept government informed.
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Loeb
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Ford delays 1973 cars and trucks due to pollution rules
Ford Motor Co shifts introduction dates for 1973 model passenger cars to Sept 22 from Sept 15 and delays 1973 truck debut to Sept 29 from Sept 15. Henry Ford II and Lee Iacocca announce extending 1972 model production in North America while ensuring emissions tests meet federal standards.
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468 Miners Feared Dead In Rhodesian Mine Explosion
A Rhodesian mine disaster at Wankie Colliery near Bulawayo kills 435 Africans and 33 whites feared dead as a blast halts ventilation. Four surface workers injured. cause unknown. The pit, owned by Anglo American, supplies Rhodesia’s coal needs.
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Wankie
Bulawayo
Manchuria
Honkeiko
United States
Monongah
W. Va
Wankie Colliery
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Colombo Brothers Shoot It Out in Brooklyn
Police say mob chief Joseph Colombo's two sons Anthony 27 and Joseph Jr. 25 and two others fired from a parked car outside Colombo's Brooklyn home. Ballistics showed a shot from inside the car. a lawyer for the family said shots were fired at the car, with no evidence of return fire. The elder Colombo, 48, has been incapacitated since a 1969 rally shooting.
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Richmond Board Sues for School Consolidation
The Richmond School Board sought consolidation arguing white flight from inner city Richmond to suburban counties. The appeals court majority ruled the facts did not support the theory noting white student losses from 17,203 in 1970-71 to 13,500 in 1971-72 within a total enrollment of 48,824.
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Fort Fisher Hermit Robert Harrill Funeral Set
Funeral services for Robert Harrill the Fort Fisher Hermit 79 were scheduled for this afternoon at Palmer Mortuary in Shelby North Carolina He will be buried in Sunset Cemetery in Shelby The death certificate lists natural causes Harrill was found dead Saturday night in his seashore shack at Fort Fisher where he had lived for 16 years He formerly worked in newspaper composing rooms
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Laird Warns on Arms Limitation and Modernization Push
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warns Congress that approving Moscow arms limits requires continued U S weapons development and modernization. He says the freeze is on numbers only and pressures for ongoing progress through five years, citing B1 bomber, Triad submarine, and Minuteman site defenses as must not stop. He seeks $2.7 billion in military aid for allies and projects Vietnam costs rising to $5 billion by year end.
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