New York stocks rise modestly after prior declines
Prices edged higher on moderate gains as five straight sessions of losses ended. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrials increased to 939.49, with airlines oils chemicals and most motor and steel issues advancing while utilities dipped. Notable trades included Gulf Oil Royal Dutch Wheelabrator-Frye and a cautious mix of buyers and sidelined traders.
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Gulf Oil
Up 'S
Royal Dutch
Up ‘S. Wheelbrater-Frye
Associated Press
Coloniist
MobilOil
Exchange
Aerojet
Ve MorNor
Air Lin
Nabisco
Conti Corp
Certren
Cinerama
Data Control
Dixilyn Corp
Electrospec
Cox
Nat Indust
Essex
Frontier Air
CrowColl
Gt Basin Pet
Dart Ind
Norfolk
Deere Co
No Am Phil
NoAmRk
IT Corp
Delta Air
Jetronic Ind
Denny
Dillon
Lafay Radio
Disney
Norton
LaMaur
NortSim
LoewsThewt
NortSim Wi
LTV Corp
Marshal Ind
Medenco Inc
Occidp
Duke Pw
Omioedis
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Okla GE
Milgo Elect
Okla Ngs
Newidria Mn
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Olin Corp
NewPark
Omar
Echlin
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Statham Ins
Pasco Inc
Tesheietior
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PennDix
Tonka Cp
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Wilshire Oil
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Zale Corp
Zenith
Dividend rate notes and footnote codes in New York markets
The table explains annual dividend disbursements based on last declarations and flags special payments. Numerous footnotes designate types such as stock dividends, liquidating dividends, ex-dividend events, and issues in bankruptcy or foreign markets, with codes for each scenario.
McGovern Campaigns In New York For Delegates
Senator George McGovern arrived in New York for six days of campaigning aimed at securing a large share of the 278 delegates at stake in the June 20 primary. He planned Harlem Hospital tours with Coretta King, targets over 200 delegates, and a Miami Beach trip with about 1,300 potential first ballot votes. He visited Rapid City after devastating floods left many dead or missing.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Harlem
Manhattan
Coretta King
Martin Luther King Jr
South Dakota
Rapid City
S.D
New York State
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
State
Empire State
Ihe
Miami Beach
Black Hills
New York Stock Exchange Index Update Brief
The New York Stock Exchange index shows minor movements with a slight gain of 20 cents, while industrial and utility sectors edge higher. Trading values reflect modest shifts in market activity as investors monitor financial sector trends.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wresse Eees
Sues
Recenerigien Oo
New Developments in Weaving Technology Seminar at NC State
International speakers join North Carolina State University School of Textiles for a June 2022 seminar on weaving technology. Dr Mansour H Mohamed, Alexandria Egypt native and visiting professor, chairs the event. Enrico Vitali and Adriano Gardella of Italy discuss the Tegard Shuttleless Loom and related economics and finishing tech.
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United States
School of Textiles
North Carolina State University
Mansour H. Mohamed
Mohamed
Alexandria
Egypt
U. S
Europe
Enrico Vitali
Adriano Gardella Company
Italy
Tegard
Speaker W Walter Smith to speak at Ladies Night program
W Walter Smith will headline the annual Ladies Night program of the High Point Assn of Life Underwriters Tuesday night at the Pi meeting place near the Life Insurance Co Country Club. He has spoken before national and local underwriting groups and retired from Metropolitan Life after 22 years to pursue full time speaking.
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W. Walter Smith
High Point Assn. of Life Underwriters
Pimeeting
Life Insurance Co. Country Club
Smith
Metropolitan Life
Newsweek reports vast civilian toll in Speedy Express
New York AP dispatch summarizes Newsweek findings that 5,000 civilians may have died in the 1968 Speedy Express pacification in the Mekong Delta, with some estimates suggesting as many as 100,000 dead under U S air and ground operations. The Ninth Infantry Division reportedly led the effort with 8000 troops, 50 artillery pieces, 50 helicopters, and 3381 air strikes, while official counts claimed 10,899 enemy killed and 748 weapons recovered.
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Newsweek Magazine
U.S
My Lai
Kevin P. Buckley
Newsweek
Mekong Delta
Buckley
Kien
Hoa
U.S. Ninth Infantry Division
Saigon
Gardner urges Holshouser to keep Rouse as GOP chairman
In Raleigh AP Gardner who lost the GOP runoff to Holshouser says Rouse was the most productive chairman and should stay to unite the party. Holshouser's aide released a statement last week noting Rouse's resignation, while Rouse denies resigning and Gardner suggests Rouse could rally Eastern North Carolina Democrats to vote GOP in November. Gardner dismisses talk of a write-in bid or an independent run.
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Raleigh
Jim Gardner
Jim Holfhouser
Frank Rouse
Gardner
Rouse
Holfhouser
Washington
Kinston
Holshouser
North Carolina
Westmoreland promoted to regional VP Southeastern division
Colin M. Westmoreland, district manager in Charlotte, will become regional vice president Southeastern division for Southland Life Insurance Co. effective July 1. He began as an agent with Continental Life in High Point in 1940, later becoming district manager after Southland’s 1950 acquisition. After 32 years with the company, he will move his family to Dallas.
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Colin M. Westmoreland
Charlotte
Southland Life Insurance Co
AT&T Earnings Rise as Rates Fall Under Scrutiny
AT&T posted 1971 earnings of 2.2 billion, up 2 percent from 1970, while GM earned 1.9 billion. First-quarter 1972 profits rose 6 percent to 592 million. Rate decisions stay with local to federal agencies under Price Commission guidelines as charges evolve since 1960. Telephone use and tech gains boosted growth, despite a shift in long distance traffic since 1969.
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General Motors
At&t
the Price Commission
Humphrey cites convention appeal amid Nixon election fears
Humphrey argues his convention appeal boosts nominating chances while voters weigh home-state impact. He notes Democrats may favor the candidate costing less in their states, recalls 1968 losses, and says he will portray McGovern as temperate to conservative Democrats during upcoming travels. He spoke at the governors conference in Houston, saying McGovern is decent and not radical.
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Humphrey
Nixon
McGovern
Houston
George
Joint Reunion for Reddick and Millis at Springfield Meeting
The annual Reddick and Millis reunion is scheduled for Sunday June 18 at the Springfield Friends Meeting House. Lunch starts at 1 p.m. and attendees are asked to bring a basket of food.
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Springfield
Moose Lodge Liquor Permit Upheld in Racism Policy Case
The Supreme Court reverses a 1970 ruling that the Moose Lodge could not hold a liquor license alongside a racially exclusive policy. The decision questions using state licensing power to enforce discrimination. A white member had escorted a Black guest to lodge dinner, highlighting the policy's conflict with state authority.
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Harrisburg
Moose Lodge
Pennsylvania
Irvis
Allegheny County
Moose Lodges
District Court
Abraham L. Freedman
Supreme Court
Flood victims housed by friends as city aids rescue
Flood displaced hundreds in Rapid City with many taking shelter in friends and relatives homes. Temporary morgues were established at three mortuaries to handle fatalities.
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Rapid City
Free Beltone hearing aid offer for seniors in Chicago
A Beltone advertisement invites Chicago readers to receive a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made. No cost or obligation to try at home. weighs under one third of an ounce and is worn at ear level with no body wires. Write to Dept. 0000, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
Schlitz Strikers Return to Normal Operations at Winston-Salem Plant
Schlitz Brewing Co in Winston-Salem said operations returned to normal after a four day walkout by nearly 400 Local 391 Teamsters workers. The strike followed a protest over alleged contract terms and actions against a union steward. A temporary restraining order had been issued earlier to end the stoppage.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Schlitz Brewing Co
Forrest McCluney
McCluney
Teamsters Union
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