Stock Market Dips After Nixon Speech Anticipation
New York AP reports the Dow Jones average at noon fell 0.07 to 706.19 after earlier gains, with advances over declines by more than two to one as investors awaited President Nixon's economic address. Volume rose but block trades remained sparse as several sectors showed mixed moves.
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American Stock Exchange Noon Prices Listed
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Five NC counties struggle to fund May Medicaid payments
Four of five North Carolina counties Bladen Franklin Johnston Robeson and Sampson report funding gaps for May Medicaid payments. Robeson County Manager Paul Graham could not be reached. Franklin auditor K A Braswell said funds are unavailable. Sampson auditor Lie Ray McCullen noted prior fund switching to meet payments. Gov Bob Scott warned the multimillion dollar Medicaid program is at risk if counties do not provide their share. Johnston auditors said commissioners deferred funds after a long meeting.
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Robeson County
Paul Graham
Sampson County
Allie Ray McCullen
Bob Scott
Bladen
D. L. Evans
Johnston
W. H. Britt
Government Gets Jurisdiction In College Disputes
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that the government has jurisdiction over labor disputes at private colleges. It ordered an election to determine union representation of nonprofessional employees at Cornell University in Ithaca New York, following Cornell's request.
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Insurance executive Thornton named Life of Carolina chief underwriter
Robert John Thornton, with 14 years in insurance, is appointed chief underwriter at Life of Carolina. He previously held the same post at Continental Life of South Carolina in Columbia and earlier led Foundation Life Insurance Co. in Atlanta. He and his wife and two children will reside in High Point.
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Acquisition of Screencraft by Fisher-Harrison Corp.
Fisher-Harrison Corp of Greensboro announced it acquired Screencraft Inc of Charlotte. President Thornton C. Charnock said the move strengthens its graphic arts and color photography capabilities. Screencraft was negotiated by W C Biggers and W Eugene Johnston III, Fisher-Harrison board chairman.
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Rhodes defies Agnew call to resign from campus unrest panel
Joseph Rhodes Jr. refuses to quit Nixon's Commission on Campus Unrest despite Spiro Agnew urging resignation. Rhodes says he serves only if the President asks him to stay, while Agnew criticizes his post appointment comments as biased.
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Javits proposes auto curb law to curb abandoned cars
Sen. Jacob Javits introduced a bill requiring buyers to deposit up to 50 dollars with the federal government as assurance cars will not be abandoned. He cites 50,000 abandoned cars in New York City last year and calls the blight unsightly and costly. The bill would require permanent plates costing 25 to 50 dollars that could be redeemed when the car is scrapped.
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Ambassador Freed After Five Day Brazil Kidnapping Ordeal
West German ambassador Ehrenfried von Holleben was released unharmed in Rio de Janeiro after five days in captivity by the Popular Revolutionary Vanguard. He thanked supporters from his embassy balcony and said he would tell details later. The episode followed other Latin American diplomatic abductions, with one killed in Guatemala last year.
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Fights erupt as looting spreads through Liberty City
After a burglary report, a five hour gun battle spread across a 20 block area from the Brownsville district into Liberty City and Coconut Grove. The Pic n Pay Market run by Fred Weller faced accusations by the People’s Coalition of inflated prices and spoiled meat. John Hayes of the state Agriculture Department said 300 pounds of spoiled meat were seized and repairs were ordered.
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Beltway Links 12 Communities Around Washington
A 65 mile high speed beltway around the capital ties together 12 city and county areas creating a single metropolitan community surrounding Washington.
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Israelis Raid Syria First Time in Three Months
Israeli commandos carried out a raid into Syria as deep as 70 miles, striking a bridge south of Damascus and hitting an army base northeast of the capital. Damascus radio reported two Syrians killed and five wounded. Israel said three of its soldiers died and 15 were wounded in recent attacks.
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Hardening Of Arteries Kills Filipino Girl
Autopsy shows 14 year old Florencia Gomez died from hardening of the arteries. San Francisco coroner Dr Henry Turkel says her coronary arteries resembled those of elderly women. She collapsed at San Francisco General Hospital after being treated for a cold. Evidence suggests an undetected heart attack occurred.
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San Francisco
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Sanitation Walkout Prolongs in Greensboro
GREENSBORO AP A work stoppage persists as 100 of 160 sanitation workers walk out after no shows Tuesday. Eight of 32 city trucks operated today none are packers. City Manager John Turner calls the situation very serious and says bags will be distributed via banks and savings firms with pick up points to be announced.
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Manson followers begin trial with restrained conduct
Four hippie clan members including Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten appeared calm as jury selection started for the murder conspiracy case against Charles Manson and followers. The jury pool of 60 was whittled down with concerns about sequestering for six months and potential hardships for prospective jurors. The background includes the August 9 1969 killing of actress Sharon Tate and four others and the LaBianca slayings the next night.
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