Stock Market Tails Off On Profit Taking In NY Trading
New York stocks slipped after last week’s gains as traders took profits following a Fed rate cut hint. Dow down 4.46 to 765.64 at noon as Sony rose sharply on block trades and Hilton Hotels jumped on ex dividend news and a tender offer. Charter Co gained on a 5-for-1 split, while housing and construction shares advanced on hopes for a recovery in the low spirits sector. NYSE composite fell 0.17 to 44.38 amid mixed volume. Houston Oil & Minerals led Amex turnover with a downturn amid reserve doubt report.
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Market Snapshot From The Dow Jones Board
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CIA Planned To Use Mafia To Kill Castro
Two former aides to Senator Kennedy told the New York Times Kennedy blocked a CIA plan to use the Mafia to assassinate Cuban leader Fidel Castro. The Times report cites off the record remarks from 1973 and notes Time magazine’s related claims about plots against Castro, Trujillo, and Duvalier.
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Kissinger Sees Possible Israeli Egyptian Peace Accord
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said after talks with Egyptian President Sadat Israeli Premier Rabin and others that a new Israeli Egyptian agreement remains possible. He avoided setting a date or target, citing a lengthy, careful negotiation as the process begins, with a marathon shuttle anticipated between Washington and the region.
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Coast Guard Airlifts 78 From Antarctic Icebreaker Glacier
Seventy eight men were evacuated from the icebound vessel Glacier stuck in 25 foot Antarctic ice. The Coast Guard hopes the ship could break free in two to three days as 78 scientists and crew were flown to Buenos Aires and more transfers planned.
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Pasadena
Guru's Wife Gives Birth at Malibu
Durga Ji, wife of religious leader Guru Maharaj Ji, has given birth to a girl named Premiata. Mother and child are healthy. Maharaj Ji, 17, and former Marolyn Johnson of San Diego were married May 20, 1974. The Divine Light Mission claims eight million followers.
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Mentalist Dunniger Dies At 82 In Cliffside Park
Joseph Dunninger, famed mentalist and magician known for six decades of stage work and a NY TV series The Amazing Dunninger, died at 82 in Cliffside Park New Jersey. He retired after 66 weeks of television and helped debunk fraudulent mediums while praising Houdini. He is survived by his widow Billie two daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral services planned for Wednesday in Cliffside Park followed by cremation.
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Point Pleasant
N.J
Cliffside Park
Vitamin C Remedy Debate Cites Low Risk, Questionable Scope
Pauling defends ascorbic acid use against AMA objections noting low toxicity and no overdose deaths though urging caution in widespread self prescription. He critiques Dykes Meier interpretation of data and points to a Toronto trial as the lone study showing benefit among 1000 volunteers.
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Toronto
Auto Sales Drop With Rebate End
After rebates ended February 28, auto dealers report a sharp drop in sales and fear the spring upturn may not arrive. Quotes from dealers in Pittsburgh Baltimore Buffalo and Topeka show gloom as buyers hesitate awaiting rebates. Analysts warn a prolonged lull could raise layoffs while production nudges up but remains weak.
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