Stock Market Reports Mixed, Dow Dips After Morning Decline
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 5.69 to 883.47 at noon after an earlier drop over 8 points. Declines outnumbered advances on the New York Stock Exchange by 5 to 1, with volume easing from the morning rush. Airlines metals utilities and motors led the mixed day with some gains elsewhere.
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Breakfast cereal industry expands nutrition efforts and new products
Industry figures say ads pamphlets and classroom tools promote nutrition while Kellogg’s boosts fortified cereals to cover a third of daily vitamin needs and others roll out Monster cereals and Pebbles. FTC says six companies responded. officials declined further comment.
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Raleigh Sees Record Growth 1960 to 1970
Raleigh posted the largest percentage growth among Tar Heel cities in the decade 1960 to 1970. The Raleigh metropolitan area reached 226,453 in 1970, up from 169,082 in 1960, a 35 percent rise. Normal growth contributed 15 percent and immigration added 20 percent, per the census bureau release.
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Medal Winner Describes Combat While Stoned in 1970 Battle
Detroit AP reports Medal of Honor recipient Petter Lemon recalling his 1970 Tay Ninh fight near the Cambodian border. He says he was high on marijuana the night of action and helped repel two Viet Cong waves while dragging a wounded comrade to safety. He later refused urgent treatment to aid others and criticized the war.
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Legal panel delays restraining order in high profile leak case
A three judge panel paused the restraining order today awaiting its decision likely to push the matter toward the Supreme Court. Both sides signaled possible appeals if they lose and public officials continued discussing the disclosures amid the study. Daniel Ellsberg, named by a former Times editor as the leaker, was quoted in Newsweek saying he is flattered by the attention.
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Defense Is Heard In Medina Hearing in Georgia
Defense attorneys seek dismissal of murder charges against Capt. Ernest Medina at a pretrial hearing at Fort McPherson. Bailey plans to call seven witnesses to claim improper command influence and a military conspiracy, naming Aubrey Daniel Lt. Gen. Albert C. Connor Col. Wilson Freeman Lt. Col. Wayne Williams and others. The case concerns the My Lai village killings March 6 1968 involving Charlie Company.
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Hollerin Prize Goes To Yodeler Of Hymn
Leonard Emanuel, a 67 year old farmer from Godwin NC, won the National Hollerin Contest with a yodeled Amazing Grace and Blow the Horn Blues. Twenty one people competed in the second annual event in Hollerin NC. Second place went to North Carolina State University student teacher John S Lawrence from Oxford England. Third place went to O B Jackson of Roseboro NC. his brother Dewey won the first contest.
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Supreme Court nears rulings on Ali aid to church colleges
The court enters a homestretch with 15 argued cases and 200 petitions as Muhammad Ali faces possible five year sentence over draft exemption. Justices weigh church college funding under a 1963 law with about 240 million dollars in grants to church-associated campuses.
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Secrecy and an Independent Board for National Policy
A proposal argues secrecy should end and an independent board be created to safeguard national security without hiding blunders. The board would appear independent, have a substantial nonrenewable term, and include members from the press government and private life, with bipartisan balance.
North Carolina weekend toll tops nine deaths on highways
The Associated Press reports nine people killed on North Carolina roads over the weekend raising the year’s toll to 761, including drivers, a motorcyclist, pedestrians, and a man struck by a car after a collision with a tractor. Names include Donald Lane Jones and Fred Wayne Voncannon among others.
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House Debates Welfare and Social Security Overhaul
House advances a Nixon backed plan to replace state welfare with a federal program and raise payroll taxes. It links work requirements to benefits and expands eligibility, while facing liberal and conservative opposition. Vote expected Tuesday.
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