Stock Market Rises Moderately On Unemployment Drop
New York AP reports a firmer market with the Dow Jones industrial average up to 539.72 at noon. Utilities and transportation indexes rose as the AP 60-stock index advanced 1.4 points amid broadly mixed stock movement and signs of improving employment.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Associated Press
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Collins
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Alamera Oil
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Data Control
Cox Edest
Dillard
Dixilyn Corp
Newmat
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CrowCell
Essex Chem
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CrwnZell
Norfolk
Frontier Air
Curtisswrt
Norris Ind
Dan River
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Ve Deere Co
Northrop
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Makarios supporters rally as bishops urge resignation
Thousands in Nicosia voiced support for Archbishop Makarios after three bishops urged him to quit as president. Church tensions flare as hardline factions clash with police while demonstrators chant for Makarios and the Pan-Cyprian Farmers Union plans a rally.
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Cyprus
Makarios
Mediterranean
Pan-Cyprian Farmers’ Union
Holy Synod of the Cyprus Orthodox Church
Greece
Anthimos
Kitium
Kyprianos
Kyrenia
Gennadios
Paphos
West Cyprus
ITT settlement linked to San Diego convention under scrutiny
Senate hearings probe claims that ITT funded the San Diego convention via a 400000 contribution to settle antitrust cases. Kleindienst faces confirmation as attorney general amid calls for restricted testimony. McLaren and others defend the settlement as antitrust progress.
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Kleindienst
Edward J. Gurney
Rlla
ITT
San Diego
Justice Department
Senate
Mitchell
Anderson
Felix Rohatyn
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Sheraton Hotel
Beard
California
Ed Reinecke
Edgar Gillenwaters
Washington
Gillenwaters
Reinecke
U.S. Dist
Richard W. McLaren
Chicago
Antitrust Division
McLaren
Republican Party
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
United States
New York Stock Exchange At Noon Mixed Sectors Move
At noon the New York Stock Exchange shows mixed moves with the industrial group up slight and transportation and utilities edging lower. The overall index sits around 59.92 with variable shifts acrossFinance and utilities sectors.
Mills outlines private sector based national health plan
House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills proposes a national health plan grounded in private insurance and prepayment, broader than Nixon's, with employer premiums funding most costs. The plan would extend workmen's compensation style administration, cover the unemployed, and ensure comprehensive benefits including catastrophic illness and expanded infant care, while acknowledging slim chances for quick congressional action.
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Atlanta, Ga
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Beled
Mills
Congress
Senate approves housing and transit measure
The Senate passed a $9 billion housing bill aimed at curbing mortgage closing costs subsidizing mass transit deficits and consolidating federal housing programs. It directs HUD to regulate closing costs for FHA VA and conventional loans and creates eight basic housing assistance programs.
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Senate
House
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Housing and Urban Development Department
Fiber Must Fight Fire To Keep Its Market
James C. Fry of the American Yarn Spinners Association warned at the Western Cotton Production Conference in Bakersfield that cotton risks severe market losses unless a flame retardant finish is developed. He said substitutes like rayon and polyester threaten cotton for apparel bedding and upholstery fabrics.
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Bakersfield
Calif
James C. Fry
American
Boy Trapped In Drill Hole At California Bridge Project
Rescue crews fought to free a boy trapped in a drilled hole at a road project for a Southern California Rapid Transit bus line on the San Bernardino freeway. Anthony fell into the opening around 5 20 p m and remained wedged as volunteers and workers used a crane and lighting to aid the effort.
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California
San Bernardino
Epps to become UNC student body president
Richard Epps of Wilmington won 46 percent of the UNC student vote Tuesday and will become the first Black president. David Pitman Dickey of Fayetteville conceded Thursday after receiving 24 percent, with Dickey’s running mate the dog Sage earning 500 votes for vice president.
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N.C
Richard Epps
Wilmington
University of North Carolina
David Pitman Dickey
Fayetteville
Epps
Dickey
Joe Stallings
Daily Tar Heel
Stallings
Sage
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