Market Stumbles as Dollar Crisis Looms
The Dow Jones average rose slightly to 949.80 at noon while declines remained ahead 3 to 1 in active trading on the NYSE. The NYSE index slipped to 59.48 and the American exchange price-change index fell to 24.64 as jitters over international monetary instability persisted and analysts awaited a Sunday meeting of Common Market finance ministers.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Robert Johnson
Paine, Webber Jackson & Curtis
New York Stock Exchange Snapshot of Prices and Percentages
A dense market snapshot listing afternoon prices and percentage changes for numerous companies on the New York Stock Exchange and related listings. The data includes numerous firm names, price figures, and percent shifts across financials, manufacturing, and consumer goods sectors.
American Exchange Noon Prices Snapshot
New York American Stock Exchange noon prices list numerous tickers with bid and ask figures and Last values. Highlights include AmPtr ArkLGs Cntry and Ctrn names among many equities with daily percentage changes and daily high low data.
Stock Averages Mixed As Markets Inch Higher
A.P. Stock Averages show minor changes with noon Friday figures and daily shifts. Bond averages also edge modestly, reflecting a cautious market mood across 1972 73 high and low markers.
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Rails Util
Stock Market Tumbles Amid Mixed NYSE Readings
New York noon trading shows slight declines across major sectors. Industrial and transportation indexes edge down while utilities and finance hold near session levels amid overall tepid sentiment.
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New York
Cnet
Cleveland Man Chosen To Head Blue Cross
Thomas Allen Rose of Cleveland Ohio has been chosen president of North Carolina Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Durham AP reports.
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Blue Cross
Durham
Thomas Allen Rose
Ohio
North Carolina Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Nixon cites stance on Vietnam amnesty and Watergate questions
President Nixon defends his Vietnam war resisters position and rejects amnesty calls while stressing no change. He vows not to pay blackmail in Sudan hostage crisis and notes limited wage rise expectations for 1973. He dodges comment on Gray FBI nomination and Watergate verdict, reiterating no White House involvement in the scandal.
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Khartoum
John B. Connally
Gray
Watergate
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White House
Beef imports under review as meat prices surge
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that rising food costs push Congress toward reconsidering the 1964 meat import quota. President Nixon suspended quotas in 1972 and again this year to allow more beef from Australia. Rep. Rosenthal urges repeal arguing demand exceeds domestic supply and higher prices threaten consumers.
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U.S
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Agriculture Department
POW Relatives Celebrate Return Of North Carolina Prisoners
Families across North Carolina learned via calls that 106 airmen and sailors held by the Viet Cong and North Vietnam were to be released over the weekend. Among them are Capt. Thomas M. McNish of Franklin, Col. Norman C. Gaddis of Winston-Salem, Lt. Col. James Hitshew of Goldsboro, and Navy Cmdr. Eugene B. McDaniel of Kinston, with others in Easton and Goldsboro.
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Air Force Academy
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Franklin
McNish
Barry Burton Bridger
Bladenboro
J. M. Bridger
North Vietnam
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Air Force
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Winston-Salem
James Hitcshew
Goldsboro
Navy
Eugene B. McDaniel
Kinston
Gaddis
Hanoi
Easton
McDaniel
Helen McDaniel
Enterprise
Dorothy
Virginia Beach
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
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Vietnam
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Sudan Hostage Crisis Notes U S Diplomats
The State Department refused comment on demands to release Sirhan as Sudan plans no rescue to avoid provoking captors. Two-block security around the embassy remained. terrorists dropped demands for Baader Meinhof, Palestinian prisoners, while long-time U S officials in Khartoum faced dispatch changes and prior postings.
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Wasi Tell
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Lansky Told Agent Get Off My Back During Tailing
Meyer Lansky confronted FBI agent Jerry Armstrong in 1969 in Miami, saying get off my back with a warning quote. He later burned Kipling's If as he walked away. Lansky, 71, faced a contempt conviction for defying a grand jury subpoena and remains free on bond pending sentencing before U S District Judge James L. King.
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Viet Cong and South Vietnam Clash Over Prisoner Releases
The South Vietnamese claim over 26 000 prisoners with a demand to free about 7 000. The U S delegation says 106 Americans and two Thais will be released. The Viet Cong list 34 detainees including two Filipinos and two Germans. No progress reported after two Joint Military Commission meetings. An additional talks session is set for Saturday.
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U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Paroles Chairman Weinstein Resigns in N C
RALEIGH RP Robert Weinstein chairman of the state Board of Paroles has resigned at 65 after facing criticism over a December parole decision for Billy Keith Fowler. Fowler had a 40 year sentence reduced twice by Gov. Bob Scott and Weinstein with board member John Baker approved parole despite police objections. Weinstein said Wednesday was his last day and declined to comment. Secretary David Jones would not discuss the matter.
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State Board of Paroles
News and Observer
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Bob Scott
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