Dow shows mild weekly loss for 30 Dow blue chips
AP analysis shows top 30 Dow components shed modest overall value despite volatile week. Friday close 20.66 points below a week earlier, average stock fell $1.51 from February 25 to March 4, with three stocks up and one unchanged.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Skillful Loss Yet Markets Reflect Wider Swing
The Dow Jones industrial index stands at 932.34 and the week shows mixed results as blue chips decline and gains vary. United Aircraft falls $4.75 while Allied Chemical rises $1.75. Texaco and Johns Manville drop steeply, and investors weigh price swings against broader market context.
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Bridge Mystery Ends With South Set At Expert's Hint
A bridge hand from a North South vulnerable session ends with South set after a spade lead. The writer playfully notes only an expert could miss the cue, as the tale recaps the final trick and misstep in a terse club column style.
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Jack Ehrlenbach
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Dummy
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New York Woman Dies Twice in Two Days
New York nurse Henrietta Landau had been pronounced dead Friday after a heart attack but revived hours later. She died Sunday at Roosevelt Hospital. Dr Milton Helpern cited Parkinson's disease as the cause, noting a deep syncope can mimic death.
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Chinese Pair Reunited After 34 Years in Raleigh
In Raleigh a Chinese laundryman Bing Lee and his wife reunited at Raleigh Durham Airport after 34 years. Lee, who first came to the United States in 1921, left China in 1932 and later learned his wife had been living in Hong Kong. He noted the cost of travel as a barrier to reunion.
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Raleigh
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Lee
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Quiet Mansfield Guides Nation Past Viet Nam Controversy
Senator Mike Mansfield returns from Florida to steer Senate through Viet Nam debate. The chamber, led by Mansfield, quickly approves a $4.8 billion military authorization bill despite ongoing partisan wrangling. Mansfield deflects personal credit, saying members were ready to act.
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Family longs for togetherness as aging parents weigh future
A reflective note speaks of aging parents and a family yearning to be united while contemplating what the future holds. The speaker emphasizes the desire for seasonal reunion and enduring bonds despite time's passage.
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