Fall stocks edge lower as market consolidates
New York stock prices opened firming but stayed down. The Dow slipped 4.18 to 680.24 at noon amid light trading as declines outpaced advances by over three to one. Investors paused awaiting Nixon economy speech amid a cautious mood and no major news developments.
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Associated Press
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American Stock Exchange
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Bishon Industries
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New York Stock Exchange: Mixed Afternoon Trading Report
Readable excerpts show numerous securities with varied gains and losses led by large caps and financials. Analysts note shifting prices across Safeway, Ace, American brands, and industrials as volume remains high in late session trading.
Market Movers and Closing Averages Across Industrials and Bonds
The page shows Dow Jones averages including the 30 industrials at 680.24 down 4. Transportation at 199.18 down 1.69. Utilities and bonds details appear with numerous stock quotes for major companies such as Sears, Pfizer, Texaco and others, plus rail and utility listings.
American Stock Exchange Noon Prices Move on Diverse Notes
The AP reports noon prices from the American Stock Exchange with varied figures for Aerojet Am Petr AtlasCorp Cdn Javelin Cinerama Creole Dixilyn Dynalectia Fed Resrees Frontier Air Giant Yel Husky Hydromet Imp Oil Kaiser Lee Ent MidwFint Molybd NewPark Newldria Saxon Indust Scurry Rain Statham Syntex Technico Nuclear and others. Details include percent changes and footnote designations on dividends and stock actions, reflecting 1970 figures and distributions.
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IRS warns on stamping coin operated gaming devices
Columbia AP report says IRS intelligence chief Robert G. Potter urged owners of coin operated gaming devices to buy the $250 annual federal tax stamp. After a seizure in Orangeburg and Walterboro, 18 machines were taken. ten business operators had not purchased the stamp. No arrests were made. machines were emptied of money.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
South Carolina
Robert G. Potter
Special Irs
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Orangeburg
Walterboro
Potter
Police Action Trails Fires In East N Y
In East New York Brooklyn sporadic disorders followed trash fires early today. A police car was firebombed windows broken and stores looted. Eight store windows were broken and several shops looted. Police said a sniper report was false and arresting officers said 11 people were detained.
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Brooklyn
Asst
Michael Codd
Sutter Avenue
Yadkin River Fish Kill reported in North Carolina
State wildlife officials announced a severe fish kill along the Yadkin River from Winston-Salem to Lake Tillery in Montgomery and Davidson counties. About 30 officials were deployed to survey the affected stretch by boat and collect water for chemical analysis to identify the pollutant source.
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Yadkin River
Winston-Salem
Lake Tillery
Montgomery Counes
Wildlife Resources Commission
Salisbury
High Rock Lake
High Rock
Badin Lake
Badin
Albemarle
Badin Lakes
Tillery
Piedmont
Sanford Seeks State Scholarships for Church Colleges
Duke President Terry Sanford urged North Carolina to provide a 500 scholarship for each Tar Heel enrolled in a church related college in state. He spoke at a United Methodist meeting in Lake Junaluska and called for church and government support to ease financial burdens on church related colleges and students.
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N.C
Duke University
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Sanford
Western Noth Carolina
United Methodist Church
Cambodian-Curb Proposal Advances in Senate
Senate debates Cambodia action curbs as Cooper Church amendment advances amid House opposition. Byrd amendment defeat signals limited impact, while Williams seeks to cut military sales funds to other nations. Church calls vote historic for defining Senate war limits.
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Associated Press
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Cambodia
White House
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Robert C. Byrd
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John J. Williams
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Griffin and Cambodia Crisis Define Senate Leader Griffin
Robert Paul Griffin, a ten year Michigan congressman turned senator, tangled with liberal moderates over minority hiring and voting rights while backing President Nixon on Cambodia. His reluctance and alignment with Dole’s conservatives strained ties as his fundraising tours continued amid Capitol debates on the Cambodian policy.
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Cambodia
White House
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Robert J. Dole
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Robert Paul Griffin
Twisters Hit Great Plains Kill Five in Storms
Tornadoes fled across the Great Plains Thursday night striking Oklahoma and Arkansas. Two deaths reported one in each state and three more in Oklahoma related to the storms. Arkansas had twenty five injured and Oklahoma twelve. Nineteen mobile homes demolished in Alta Vista and Long Town near Tulsa. A teenage girl died in Alta Vista. National Guardsmen deployed to search damaged areas amid torrential rains and up to 3 inches of downpours.
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Alta Vista
Long Town
Tulsa
Springdale
Little Rock
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Nebraska
Wichita
Joan Tunney Enters Mental Hospital
Joan Tunney Wilkinson thirty, daughter of Gene Tunney, was committed to a mental hospital after admitting she bludgeoned her husband Lynn Carter Wilkinson to death last Easter Sunday. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter on diminished responsibility with schizophrenia for nine years and a real danger of further unprovoked attacks was noted. The Old Bailey heard the case, and Broadmoor Hospital was urged for maximum security detention without time limit.
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London
Gene Tunney
Joan Tunney Wilkinson
Lynn Carter Wilkinson
Old Bailey
Alan de Piro
Wilkinson
Broadmoor
Bank Teller Confesses Cover-Up in $12,700 Shortage Case
In Charlotte a 38 year old bank teller testified she hid daily deposits and adjusted balances for years to cover a 12,700 shortage found at the First Union National Bank in 1965. She pleaded guilty to two counts including withholding a check and embezzlement. FBI tallies put the bank loss at 41,331.40. Judge Wilson Warlick scheduled sentencing.
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Bessemer City
Joyce Williams
First Union National Bank
FBI
Williams
Wilson Warlick
Cambodian Campaign Battles Close to Phnom Penh
Diplomatic sources say Battambang and Siem Reap remain key military hubs on roads to Thailand. South Vietnamese troops may push into Cambodia only if enemy base camps reappear, as Lon Nol’s government hopes for external support. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong clashes persist near Tonhe Bet Kompong Cham and along the border. 82 enemy soldiers reported killed and eight South Vietnamese Marines dead with 21 wounded.
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Cambodia
Combodia
Saigon
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Cambodia- Vietnam
Highway 1
United Methodists Push Congress for Cambodia Troop Withdrawal
At Lake Junaluska North Carolina the Western North Carolina Conference urged Congress to act to withdraw U S troops from Cambodia by June 10 1970 and to remove all U S forces from Southeast Asia at the earliest date. The gathering approved a new Commission on Religion and Race and backed plans to combat drug and alcohol abuse and gambling. A private foster home program for pregnant unwed girls was set to begin with ongoing fundraising. Duke University President Terry Sanford addressed the session.
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Southeast Asia
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Duke University
Terry Sanford
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