Market Falls Slightly As Profit Taking Quietly Carries On
Stocks drift lower in moderate trading with the Dow down 3.08 to 934.23 as profit taking erodes mild gains. The 60 stock average is down 0.8 to 336.2 with rails oils steels and chemicals leading declines while motors metals and some industrials show mixed results.
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Dixilyn Corp
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Norris Ind
Northrop
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Dow Jones Averages and Bond Averages Summary
The bulletin lists Dow Jones Averages with sectors Rails Utilities Industrials Transportation and Bonds. It shows current values and daily changes, plus 1970 and 1971-72 high and low figures, covering rail, utilities, and public utilities sectors with minor shifts. The data reflects noon figures and weekly monthly age variations.
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NASD Inter-dealer Quotes At 11 A.M
Over the counter bid and asked quotations from NASD show representative inter-dealer prices around 11 a.m. Markets change through the day and these figures exclude retail markups discounts and commissions.
Battle Shaping For Senate In Oregon
In Salem Oregon former Sen Wayne Morse and ex-Rep Robert Duncan lead a field of Democrats aiming to challenge Republican Sen Mark Hatfield in November polls. State senator Don Willner and Ralph Wiser of Portland also seek the Democratic nomination as surveys center on Morse versus Duncan.
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Morse
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New York Stock Index and Atlantic Coast Companies Report
Noon New York Stock Exchange indices show slight declines in several sectors. Industrial and Transportation edges slipped while Utilities remained steady. American Furniture and NCNB Corp moved marginally, with varied regional company performances and a local university race noted alongside.
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Mental Hospital Report Sparks Political Debate in North Carolina
Burlington leaders blast a state mental health study as politically motivated while criticizing its timing ahead of the May 6 primary. H G MacLean, ex-president of the North Carolina Mental Health Association, calls Bowles' use of the report a vicious attack on the department.
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Agnew Criticizes Wallace Innuendo After Florida Primary
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounces political innuendo about Alabama Governor George Wallace after Florida primary results. Wallace won 42 percent. Humphrey 18 percent. Jackson 13 percent. Muskie 9 percent. Wisconsin primary visible next with 11 Florida contenders.
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Washington
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Maine
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The Lobbyist’s Power on Capitol Hill and Its Limits
The text explains how lobbyists represent unions corporations and government groups to influence tax laws FDA rules and HUD grants. It cites George Meany and AFL CIO COPE as a dominant force with 13.6 million members and projected political spending. It notes AMA lobbyists stressing service as the selling point to Congress.
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Lottery numbers 1 through 15 called for Army duty
Draft Director Curtis W. Tarr ordered 4,100 draft boards to summon men born in 1952 with lottery numbers 1 to 15 for service from mid April to May 31. The nationwide uniform call targets about 11,000 to 12,000 additional recruits in April and May under 1A or 1A0 classifications.
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Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Sowers Backs ECU Med School Expansion Plan
Roy Sowers, candidate for lieutenant governor, endorses East Carolina University one year medical program and says a case exists for a two year extension. He stressed ensurement of continuation options at UNC Bowman Gray or Duke, and urged broader NC planning and road development beyond simple counts.
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Roy Sowers
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Subversives in Government Targeted by House Panel
Rep Richard Preyer opens an inquiry into subversives in federal service. He notes advisories about current or past members of subversive groups in several agencies and urges scrutiny of loyalty dismissals while warning that some subversives have penetrated sensitive areas. He cites security officers and limited disciplinary action in the past five years.
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College student permitted to vote in Wake County after mobility ruling
The court ruled that a student who abandoned her prior domicile and set up a new one in Raleigh was entitled to register and vote in Wake County. After the decision Miss Hall registered at the Wake County Board of Elections, with Attorney General Robert Morgan advising the ruling is not a blanket permit for students to register where they study.
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