Dow tests 900 as stocks slide with mixed results
The Dow Jones Industrial Average neared 900 but slid to 900.12 at noon, down 6.13, with declines outpacing advances about 2 to 1 on the NYSE. Investors fret over the economy and rising interest costs as rails oils and airlines fall and tobacco gains.
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Ellsberg sees leak as beneficial and Congress right to obtain study
Dr. Everett E. Hagen cites Ellsberg as saying the leak serves the country and Congress is entitled to the study. Paula Cronin notes Ellsberg's influence from his second wife Patricia Marx, while Cronin recalls Ellsberg's past friendship with Kissinger. Ellsberg recalls his 1965 troop commitment sense of responsibility and past government work during the Cuban missile crisis.
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New York Stock Index Snapshot
AP reports noon figures for New York stocks with slight declines across sectors including industrials transportation and utilities. overall index shows small losses.
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Pattern Shifts See South Lead in Desegregation
Mississippi schools, once the most segregated, are now more integrated than California, Illinois and others as government data show the South driving national gains. Between 1968 and 1970, Southern districts raised integration from 10 to 39 percent, accounting for most of the national increase while Northern cities show rising isolation.
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Mecklenburg Liquor Referendum Could Hit November Ballot
Mecklenburg County faces a possible liquor by the drink referendum after the General Assembly approved a Moore County bill. The measure, debated lightly, would require the local board of elections to call a November vote on mixed beverages. Officials caution constitutional challenges and plan for potential court action.
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Ex UNC student called in Capitol bomb probe
Michael Tola a 21 year old Raleigh native and former UNC student declined to cooperate with a federal grand jury in Detroit set for 9 am Tuesday about the Capitol bombing. He faced possible contempt prison as he claimed FBI harassment and described the event as a protest linked to antiwar activism and a marijuana legalization campaign.
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Senate Rejects Right to Lawyer for Draft Registrants
The Senate voted 44 to 32 to block an amendment that would give draft registrants a right to a lawyer and a courtroom hearing before local draft boards. It also defeated efforts to shorten the two year draft extension to 20 months and to add volunteer incentives. Debates will proceed with further votes as leaders seek to end discussion by week’s end.
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Times and Zion clash over secret papers and sources
In a 1-A hearing cited by the Times, Sidney Zion refused to reveal his source for leaked documents. Former officials Dean Rusk and Lyndon Johnson comment on the Times series about Tonkin Gulf and Vietnam policy, while the Times fights a government demand for discovery.
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