Market Pauses Near Standstill As Dow Edges Higher
New York stocks moved little with the Dow up 0.20 at 883.21 at noon while airlines led declines among mostly mixed groups. Volume on the Big Board remained below Tuesday, as institutional investors waited for a base to form toward the 900 level. The AP 60 average rose 0.2 to 307.9 with rails up 0.4 and utilities down 0.3. AMEX movers included DHJ Industries down 1.5 at 33.5, AMREP up 1.0 at 37.5, Amco Industries up 1 at 21, and Bruce down 1 at 16.
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Amco Industries
Bruce
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Calley trial allows additional acts of misconduct evidence
Judge Kennedy ruled the prosecution may recall Calley’s former squad member Turner and present earlier shooting claims before the jury. Testimony by Capt Kotouc was blocked by self incrimination concerns as prosecutors argued over charges tied to My Lai.
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My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Reid Kennedy
Thomas W. Turner
Quang Ngai Province
Eugene M. Kotouc
Ft. McPherson
Kotouc
Ernest Medini Fs
Medina
Mire Ieee
Lene
Lene Wneaeny
Ieee Ceee
Charest Feet
Dividen ds Footnotes Explained for Share Tables
A compil ation explains annual dividend rates based on last declarations and clarifies footnotes a through vi including extra dividends stock dividends liquidating payments and ex dividend or ex distribution designations. It lists various letter markers and conditions such as ex rights warrants and next day delivery.
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Dow Jones Averages and listed sectors brief
Stock table shows mixed results with industrials and transport shares moving slightly. Notable figures include Hind stock at 70.95 with a small decline and utilities and other sectors showing minor changes.
Stock Averages Steady At Noon On Exchange
New York noon trading shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 40.02 and transportation index at 0.10, with the overall market holding steady as prices hover. The AP report notes unchanged trends across major sectors in a quiet session.
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Ulity
Decca
Bob Herman Inc Moves to New High Point Location
Bob Herman Inc, a Trane Heating and Air Conditioning dealer, announces expansion prompting relocation from 407 Ridgeway Place to 1914 English Rd in High Point. The firm is licensed to install commercial, industrial, and residential forced air systems and maintains a fully staffed service department.
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Trane
Ridgeway Place
English Rd
High Point
Speaker Set to Address Delta Nu Alpha on Theft in Transportation
George J Agamemnon vice president of trucking and warehousing Burlington Industries will speak at the Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Piedmont Chapter 104 meeting about pilferage and theft in the transportation field. The dinner at Town Steak House No 1 Winston Salem starts 6 30 p m with a social hour. Triad traffic and transportation professionals invited.
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Burlington Industries
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity
Piedmont
Lockland Ave
Winston-Salem
Triad
United Dairies Reports 1970 Margin After Special Gains
United Dairies reports 1970 sales of 19.3 million with lower earnings than 1969. 1970 preliminary operating margin was 287,714 and after cost of capital net margin fell to 82,662. Special gains of 16,381 raised total margin to 99,043 versus 368,947 in 1969. The 1970 margin equals 1.5 percent on sales and 5.4 percent on average equity. This amounts to about half a cent per quart of milk handled.
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Disaster Could Have Been Avoided in Wichita State Crash
The NTSB ruled the October 2 1970 Wichita State football team crash could have been prevented if copilot Ronald G. Skipper had recognized a dead end canyon a minute sooner. The aging propeller plane collided with a mountain valley near the Continental Divide west of Denver en route to Utah State, killing 31 and leaving nine survivors.
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FBI silent as Capitol bombing spurs theories and scares
After a bombing damaged Capitol offices, authorities ruled out quick culprits as a flood of false bomb scares and a claimed responsibility letter circulated. FBI inquiries kept silence while lawmakers debated security steps and an Army explosives expert estimated a blast from 15 to 20 sticks of dynamite could cause the damage.
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Bellow wins 1970 National Book Award for Mr. Sammler's Planet
Saul Bellow, unanimous fiction winner for Mr. Sammler's Planet, is celebrated at the National Book Awards ceremony where Mona Van Duyn wins poetry for To See To Take amid dissent by Allen Ginsberg. The event also honors other categories with titles by Cocteau Burns Sebast ian Stearns and Alexander.
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Mr. Sammier
Bellow
Mona van Duyn
Allen Ginsberg
Hotel Biltmore
Gregory Corso
Erich Segal
Cocteau
Jean Cocteau
Francis Steegmuller
Atlantic, Little, Brown
Roosevelt
Soldier of Freedom
James MacGregor Burns
Williams College
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
Sebastian
Lloyd Alexander
E.P. Dutton
America
Committee Delays Vote On Liquor By The Drink Bill
RALEIGH AP The House Alcoholic Beverage Control Committee postponed its vote on the liquor by the drink bill for at least one week. sponsor Claude DeBruhl urged a favorable report after a Tuesday hearing, but Rep. R C Soles Jr and allies carried the delay 8-7 citing rushed judgment. The bill would allow mixed drink sales in counties or towns with ABC stores after local votes. Opponents and supporters testified, including John M Meares of the United Methodist Church Raleigh Program Council Staff.
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House Alcoholic Beverage Control Committee
Sneed High
D-Cumberland
Claude DeBruhl
D-Buncombe
R. C. Soles Jr
D-Columbus
Soles
Perry Martin
Northampton
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ABC Liquor Stores
ABC
John M. Meares
Program Council
United Methodist Church
Drugs Invade Rural Areas Says Official
RALEIGH AP Charles Dunn director of the State Bureau of Investigation says North Carolina drug problems extend beyond cities. In remarks to Tarheel Electric Membership Association Dunn notes evidence that dangerous drugs are sold and used in smaller communities statewide. He adds that the most powerful weapon against addiction is a good home.
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Charles Dunn
State Bureau of Investigation
North Carolina
Tarheel Electric Membership Association
Dunn
SBI
Sir Walter
Critics Fire At Medicaid Alternative Plan In North Carolina
A local option Medicaid substitute by Durham optometrist Eugene V. Grace drew harsh critique from the governor’s Advisory Committee for Medical Assistance. The panel said the plan lacks factual data and likely cannot obtain Social Security Act funds, risking 100 or more distinct health plans. John Jordan urged a review by the state board of social services.
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Eugene V. Grace
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State Board of Social Services
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