Market slide steady as Dow dips amid war and money fears
The stock market opened lower with the Dow down 2.12 points at 905.02 and the Associated Press average slipping to 381.2 as declines outpaced advances. Hess Oil, Holiday Inns, Atlantic Richfield and Eastern Air Lines were among early active names, while Amerada Hess rose after reports of a merger proposal from Phillips Petroleum.
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New York
Dow
Associated Press
Hess Oil
Holiday Inns
Atlantic Richfield
Eatern Air Lines
New York Stock Exchange
Amerada
Phillips Petroleum
Hess
New York and North Carolina Five Day Weather Outlook
A weather summary notes warmer conditions in parts of New York with partly cloudy skies. North Carolina forecasts call for below normal temperatures Saturday through Wednesday with day highs around 50 to 60 and nightly lows 25 to 40. Rain possible Sunday night and Monday, total precipitation a quarter to half inch southeast, less elsewhere.
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Chrysler
Mead Cp
MelvSho
Prague
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MGM
New York
Giib
Callinkad
Mohasco
Alex Ma
ColuGas
Monson
Petrio
Tito
Arklges
Communist Party Congress
Mont
Motorola
Soviet Union
AtlasCom
Barnes Eng
Ceanarg
Dixily Corp
Brezhnev
Eavuit Co
Leonid I
Natlead
Coron
Nova FW
Czechoslovakia
S. Com
CrouseHin
Newmat
Hoernerw
Niag MP
Cudahy Co
Norfolk
Belgrade
Romania
Noamrock
VOM Dan Riv
Aw Rae Nor Pac
Kaiser Ind
Daycorp
NoStaPw
McCroty
Northrop
Deere Co
Nwstahl
Midwest
Charles University
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NwiBanc
Mohnk
Delta
Norton
Az Molybden
Norwich
He Ormand
Det Steel
RIC Group
Ta DiaSham
Saxon Indust
Delega Disney
Oyq
Owensill
Elfra Cp
Dirk Engohn
Parke Davis
Penacen
Rey
muNew
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Phil
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Fordmot
Bublkind
Flor
Pullman
GAC Cp Wi
Questor
Corr Bac Co
Atle
R— Panies
Ife New York
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RCA
Exchange
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Rolston
Wat
Gannett
eSoynam
Raytheon
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Bean Row
Reaving Co
Reichch
Wa Abbott Lab
Blewery Republis
Revion
Ad Mills
Rexall
Genesco
North Carolina
Allegrud
Glen Alden
Alliedoh
Global Marin
Goodrich
Allis
el Sanders
Airlin
Schering
Scientif
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Enka
Greyhound
Cosco
Scott Paper T
Sears
Gulfotaut
Searsr
Halliburt
Harris
Baitsey
SingerCo
Smith
Electra
WbVa
Hott Electra
Vilaba
AMP Inc U
Spartan Ind
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HollySua
Sperry
Silomastke
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Howmet
Atlas
He Atlas Corp
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Imp Cp
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Balige
Seckman
Adiner
Ares ‘Tampaei
Beach Air
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Teledyne
BenefFin
Iowa
Texaco
Beth St
Boeing
Pv Wel Tewet Co
Wa — Borden
Boiat Johnson
Jantagan
Bulova Ab
TRW Inc
Val KayserRo
Kenncor
Yan
Aye
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Chris Craft
Lones
Tal Whirl Ca
Magnver
Marcoe Inc
Associats Press
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Ind
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Rae
Roy
Bublin
Industria Germoins
Mountains
Piedmont
South Coast
South Coasts
Nixon Speaks on Vietnam Peace Talks and Arms Control
Nixon described progress toward Vietnam negotiations and said a safe warning would precede action if needed. He dismissed that missile defense would block talks with the Soviet Union and floated abandoning ABM only if the Soviets jointly disarm. He called campus unrest and cuts to federal loans under review with a Monday or Tuesday statement planned.
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Taris
Nixon
Soviet Union
Nuclear Treaty Ratified by Senate in 83 to 18 Vote
The Senate approved the nuclear nonproliferation treaty 83 to 18 as part of a push to curb the arms race. The United States awaits ratification by Britain and the Soviet Union, with at least 40 other nations required to join for the pact to take effect.
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Senate
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviets
Britain
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Nixon outlines phased antimisile plan and aims
President Nixon asserts protecting the American people from a major nuclear attack requires a phased development of a new defense system. He lists aims including land based retaliatory force protection, defense against a Soviet or Chinese might, and safeguards against accidental launches while signaling a defensive intent to the Soviet Union.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
Manning Hall Standoff Ends as Campus Cafeteria Workers Strike
Black Student Movement members vacated Manning Hall after a 120 worker strike at UNC Chapel Hill. Gov. Scott ordered deployment of 100 state troopers. police silenced a loudspeaker. Chancellor Sitterson to meet students. Seven protesters charged from March 4 Lenoir Hall fray. warrants served later.
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el Hill
Manning
UNC Law School
University of Quarters
North Carolina
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Scott
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State Highway Patrol
J. Carlyle Sitterson
UNC
Lenoir Hall
Chapel Hill
William Blake
Blake
Negro Repatriation Proposal Seeks Africa Settlement
Rep. Robert Nix introduces a bill to create a U S agency to offer training and grants for Black Americans to settle permanently in Africa. The plan would fund land sites, transport, housing, health benefits, and up to $7,000 annually for up to ten years, with development aid tied to debt credits. The measure faces skepticism from lawmakers and challenges in past repatriation efforts.
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John 5
Lang Tandsile
Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of
Gro
United States
Interior Department
Africa
Peace Corps
Robert Nix
Phia
Republic
Nix
State Department
Klansmen Given Short Sentences in Contempt Case
In federal court Curran sentenced three Klansmen to fines and brief terms after a 1966 contempt ruling. Scoggin and Jones received 10 days to settle personal affairs before reporting to U.S. marshals. Craig drew one year to pay a fine. Shelton remains serving a separate sentence.
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Klan
Scoggin
Jones
Grand Dragons
South Carolina
North Carolina
U.S
Curran
Craig
Hun 2 Committee On Un-American Activities
South
Robert M. Shelton
Shelton
Toorn
Tiny from page 1 A tiny ters the snow crops and more
Clarke discusses Medicaid operations and its unusual role in political matters while detailing a room of forms behind a rent store. The records show patient stance numbers, prescriptions, drug details, physician license numbers, drug costs, and professional fees. The Neon pharmacy fills about 200 prescriptions daily.
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Clarke
Neon
Israeli Warplanes Hit Jordan and Med Canal Clash
Israeli warplanes struck a suspected Al Fatah base near the Jordan River south of the Sea of Galilee, killing two civilians and wounding nine. Jordan protested to the United Nations as smoke and flames rose from the Jordan Valley. The wider canal clashes saw exchanges along the Suez waterway with claims from Egypt and denials from Israel, while U N observers were praised for their vigilance.
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Marcus Eliason
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Jordan
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
Amman
United Nations
Jordan Valley
al Fatah
Suez Canal
Port Suez
Ismailia
Cairo
Egypt
Port Said
Mediterranean
Israel
New York
U Thant
U.N
Junior League plans bus to March 25 forum in Raleigh
The High Point Junior League intends to charter a bus for the March 25 forum on The Emotionally Disturbed Child in North Carolina in Raleigh. Mrs. W. B. Gray said transportation will be a public service and 38 seats are available. contact her by Saturday to reserve.
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High Point Junior League
North Carolina
Raleigh
W. B. Gray
Cafeteria Strike Strands A&T Students Feeding 500+
The campus cafeteria strike by nonunion workers at Stater Food Service Co. halted dining at two halls on a predominantly Negro university. Over 500 students ate at the Student Union Building as donations provided sweet rolls peanut butter sandwiches and soft drinks. Workers seek 40 cent hourly raise to a $1.30 minimum plus a 40 hour week overtime holidays free meals and other benefits.
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Nayor
A&t
Stater Food Service Co
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