Market shares drift higher on light trading across sectors
Stocks rose modestly in early trading led by airlines and aerospace as the market steadies after yesterday’s decline. Dow up 1.90 at 879.23, S&P 500 at 84.93, IBM, Polaroid, Xerox and United Airlines among movers, with mixed gains across color TV, electronics, rails and chemicals.
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Stock Transactions on New York Stock Exchange Noon Sales
Selected New York Stock Exchange noon sales figures reported unofficially with trade terms and symbols explained. The list covers dividends, stock splits, ex dividend dates, and various notations such as new issues, warrants, foreign issues, and bankruptcy indicators.
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Community fights to save Midtown Public School 69
Parents resist mass closure and busing plans as they oppose moving Public School 69 in midtown Manhattan. They rally against a big school system and real estate interests backed by city entities near Times Square, the Ziegfeld Theater, and the New York Hilton.
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Reagan and Brown win California GOP contest for 1968 nomination
Ronald Reagan defeats Los Angeles Mayor George Christopher to win the Republican bid for a third term. Brown lead in Southern California secures a strong party margin as Yorty concedes. Anderson wins Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Reagan cautions on government size while aiming to unite conservatives and moderates.
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Battles Against Big City Public School 69 Refuses To Die
The half acre site of P S 69 on 54th Street faced a minimum price of 1 308 000 as real estate interests edged the block for a Sixth Avenue hotel and office towers. Once serving 250 children, the brick school endured through closures and reopenings as developers reshaped the neighborhood around it.
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Graham Plans London Crusade Stop in Soho
Evangelist Billy Graham will take his London crusade to Soho next week to greet crowds invite them to the meetings and emphasize God’s love. Sherwood Wirt said the crusade team will likely accompany him with no date set yet officials report Tuesday’s meeting drew about 17 750 attendees and 458 decisions for Christ bringing total decisions to over 4 000 amid price and cost criticisms. Maj Gen Wilson Haffenden attacked press and broadcast outlets over alleged misrepresentation and urged disclosure of all campaign costs saying expenses total about 840 000 dollars.
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Natacha Rambova Dies in Pasadena Cremation Follows Wishes
Natacha Rambova widow of Rudolph Valentino died Sunday in a Pasadena hospital. She was cremated Monday in keeping with her wishes and without any funeral services.
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Message Service Halted By Strike Across Nation
WALINGTON AP A strike by about 20 000 Western Union employees halted public telegraph service nationwide. CTU members walked off at midnight over wages and benefits while supervisory staff kept essential operations running. The CWA had earlier reached a deal with Western Union covering 3 400 NYC area workers. The dispute centers on a 6 percent annual raise versus the company’s 4 and 3.9 percent offers and pension terms.
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Communications Workers of America
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Ancient Greeks Built Flying Wooden Pigeon Toy
Ancient Greeks before the Christian era crafted a wooden pigeon that could fly. The toy used air released from an animal bladder as a propulsion method, an early example of a balloon powered mechanism.
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