Stock market little changed amid mixed gains
The Dow edged up 0.14 to 693.73 at noon as the market stayed narrow and trading slow. Advancers led decliners 5 to 4 on the NYSE with gains in motors utilities and metals while airlines, tobacco and rails slipped.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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Penn Central
American Stock Exchange
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Chrysler
Burroughs
General Motors
Xerox
American Telephone
Yates Industries
Digital Equipment
Javelin
Potter Instruments
Syntex
New York Exchange Chooses Afternoon Prices
The New York Stock Exchange selects afternoon prices as the basis for current quotational updates. Market activity centers on trading floor decisions impacting intraday values and index movements.
New York Stock Index Noon Prices Report
American Stock Exchange noon prices show Aerojet Petr ArkLGas AtlasCorp Cdn Javelin Cinerama Syntex Technico and others with varied bid ask last figures. Notes explain dividends, stock splits, and special distributions as of 1970, with cautions on unofficial sales data.
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Felmont Oil
Frontier Air
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Cinerama
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McCrory
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Ormand Ind
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Associated Press
Stock Market Averages Report Mixed Gains and Declines
The Dow Jones averages show mixed action with slight declines and uneven gains across sectors. Indus and Transp list modest changes while Utilities and Bonds reflect varied movements and shifts in high and low grades amid overall trading activity.
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New College President Age 23 Named at Franconia
Leon Botstein will become president of Franconia College in New Hampshire at age 23 after serving as a student and then a special assistant with the Board of Education. He says there will be no generation gap and that he will know each of the 250 students personally. The Board of Trustees leader calls him the youngest college president in the nation.
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Board of Education
Leon Botstein
Franconia College
New Hampshire
Paul W. Rahmeier
Experimental College
White Mountains
Francoinia
N.H
Hollings Hails Nixon Shift on Textile Legislation
Senator Ernest Hollings of South Carolina welcomed the Nixon administration's change to support textile import legislation. He notes the Mills bill aligns with his own and warns the solution will take time with no guarantee of adoption, citing 5,000 textile jobs lost in South Carolina last year.
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Ernest F. Hollings
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Hollings
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
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Double Hoax Thwarts Good Intentions
Fayetteville AP: A sergeant who gathered 100,000 empty cigarette packs with friends to trade for blood for a leukemia patient learns it was a double hoax. The packs are not redeemable and there was no Duke Hospital leukemia patient. the commander still thanks him for efforts to keep Pope Air Force Base cleaner.
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Pope Air Force Base
Duke Hospital
Durham
Navy jet crashes into homes on West Side. four dead
A Navy TF9J Cougar trainer crashed during a practice approach near Kelly Air Force Base, killing two aboard the jet and two people on Luz Avenue. Injuries were reported to about a dozen others as flames spread to two houses. Names identified include Lt. Wesley B. Duerr and Lt. John B. Well er, both from Chase Field, with local victims Saul Martinez and his son Eduardo.
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John B. Weller
Convent
N.J
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Saul Martinez
Eduardo
Vietnam
Martinez
Mark Larson
Coretta King Plans Visit to "Murderer Poet" Bonazzi
Rome AP reports Coretta King widow of Martin Luther King Jr received permission from penal authorities to visit Alfredo Bonazzi known as the murder poet. Bonazzi convicted of murder in 195 and sentenced to 24 years is an inmate at Porto Azzurro prison where he recently won Rome’s gold cup for a poetry contest on Piety and Sacred Art.
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Coretta King
Martin Luther King Jr
Alfredo Bonazzi
Bonazzi
Porto Azzurro
Senate Democrats Confident In Overriding Nixon Veto
The House margin to override the Hill Burton hospital aid veto prompts Senate confidence. Democrats cite past Senate support for a broader version and expect a two thirds vote next Tuesday. Nixon opposed subsidies while backing loan guarantees totaling 1.5 billion for guaranteed loans.
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Rain Lifts North Carolina Tobacco Crops
Rain across North Carolina on Thursday was worth several million dollars to flue-cured tobacco growers and helped the crop rebound from a dry June. State official John H. Cyrus noted midseason improvements and predicted good prospects, with a marketing committee meeting set for July 13 to begin market openings as Georgia and Florida prepare to start.
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Icary
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Senate GOP Moves To Thwart Demos
Senate Republicans push to end the Cambodia debate by offering an amendment to bar funds for Southeast Asia fighting except to protect troop withdrawals or a formal war declaration. The move follows the Tonkin Gulf resolution repeal and faces House approval with looming votes on Cooper Church and Hatfield McGovern versions.
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Desegregation Plan Moves Slowly Amid Court Review
Washington AP reports a Justice Department request to the Supreme Court to avoid rushing a ruling on the Charlotte Mecklenburg school desegregation case. The 4th Circuit ordered new elementary plans by June 30, while civil rights lawyers push for full elementary integration and a reinstated district busing plan.
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Taboo Bans Women From Old Temple
Honolulu news notes impose taboos at Kaneaki on Oahu as the four century old temple reopens. Women will be barred from the upper platform to avoid offense to Hawaiians and smoking is forbidden on site. Restoration is by hand using traditional methods. no nails are used.
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God of Peace
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