Market Dips as Dow Slots Skid in Midday Trading
The New York stock market edged lower in active trading as the Dow Jones average fell 2.32 to 910.60 by noon and the AP 60-stock index slipped 0.5 to 316.3. Gains led losses with rubber, aircraft, and airline shares weaker while chemicals and tobaccos rose. Sony climbed to 245 nap per share and Gulf & Western and Fannie Mae traded briskly amid market readjustment.
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Gulf & Western
Fannie Mae
Bausch & Lomb
Federal Drug Administration
American Stock Exchange
P&f Industries
Tesoro Petroleum
Levin Townsend
Texstar
Beverly Enterprises
Misiatt
Conti Corp
CrowCol
Dan River
Norris
Noamrkk
Deere Co
NoStaPw
Delta Air
Northrop
DennyRst
Olam Sham
Norton
He Dillon Co
Nort Simon
Disney
East Air Lin
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Fanstee! Inc
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Questor
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Race Inc
Raytheon
RCA
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T&t
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AMP Inc
AMF Inc
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SingerCo
Hoff Electra
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Ampex Corp
Ota
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Sony Co
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Soucale
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South Co
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Beckman
Studnor
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Swift Co
Tek Corp
Blockhr
Cautin
Tampa
Boeing Co
Jewel Co
Tektronix
BoisCas
Ave Be aOn
Jonn Man
Teledyne
Borden
Bulovan
Bunkr Ramo
Molmaerts
Thiokol
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Chris Craft
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US Steel
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CBS
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Mathias Faces Tightrope Path Amid antiwar Pressure
Washington Senator Charles McC Mathias a liberal Republican rejects involvement in any dump Nixon movement while continuing to push for Vietnam troop withdrawal. He gardened relations with the White House and Maryland Republicans as he treads a cautious path amid antiwar talk and internal party dynamics.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Richard Nixon
Mathias
White House
Maryland
Senate
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Vietnam
Goodell
Donaoomant
The Proverbial Good Fellow Shares What He Has
A saying frames a good fellow as someone with little yet eager to share. The idea contrasts generosity with abundance and emphasizes communal kindness over wealth.
Lowe's declares quarterly dividend and six month earnings
The Lowe's Companies board declared a 5 percent per share quarterly dividend payable May 1 to holders of record April 15. It marks the 40th consecutive quarterly cash dividend. For six months fiscal 1971 sales reached 73,229,292 with net earnings 2,589,561, up 24 percent and 21 percent respectively from a year earlier. earnings per share were 62 cents versus 51 cents.
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Lowe's Companies, Inc
Lowe's
Sutton Named Territorial Man of the Month for February
Robert Ben Sutton of Sutton Named Robert Ben Sutton the Southwestern Life Insurance Co. representative in High Point was honored as territorial man of the month for February for leading all agents in the Greensboro territory.
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Southwestern Life Insurance Co
High Point
Southwestern Life
Greensboro
Local dealer chosen for Simplicity Co. products
Spencer-Parker Bros. of 2515 S Main St named as local dealer for Simplicity Co Inc. The manufacturer offers outdoor power equipment including mowers tillers and snow throwers.
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Spencer-Parker Bros
S. Main St
Aes Co., Inc
Mills and Nixon clash over trade talks and policy
Nixon delayed legislation while seeking a private deal with industry spokesmen rather than Japan. Mills sided with U.S. textile workers, rejecting Japan’s offer and hinting at talks with other foreign producers. The episode coincides with Mills denying any presidential bid as tensions rise with the committee chief.
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Nixon
U.S
Mills
Boomlet
Protesters Back Jewish Emigration Rally Beside Soviet Embassy
About 2 500 demonstrators urged freedom for Jews leaving the Soviet Union and marched six blocks toward the Soviet Embassy in DC under police scrutiny. Officers blocked access, forcing a side street. Charles Kahane urged sit ins, then ordered followers to comply as police arrested several for disorderly conduct.
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Soviet Union
District of Columbia
Kaahne
Kahane
Oil prospect in South Vietnam stirs U S policy debate
A South Vietnamese embassy oil prospect report is stirring questions about U S policy and war, with 11,000 letters urging hearings on offshore deposits off the Gulf of Siam and South China Sea coasts. Secretary Rogers says rumors have no policy impact, while Aiken notes the oil issue has already influenced debate.
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Washington
Pes
South Vietnam
Senate
State Department
U.S
Cam
Paign
Beverly Hills
Calif
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
North Amerca
George D. Aiken
Rvt
William P. Rogers
United States
Rogers
Aiken
Vietnam Report
Gulf of Siam
South China Sea
Educator Warns Group About Pay
Dr A C Dawson of the North Carolina Association of Educators warns that tax cuts on soft drinks could cut education revenues. He says the NCAE opposes revenue loss and urges teachers to oppose such plans while seeking higher pay. hearings were held in Charlotte and four other Tar Heel cities ahead of a convention in April.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Teachers’ Organization
North Carolina
A. C. Dawson
North Carolina Association of Educators
General Assembly
NCAE
Dawson
Bob Scott
Telethon Raises $95 000 for March of Dimes in Charlotte
A two day March of Dimes telethon in Charlotte produced by WBTV raised more than 95 000 dollars. Leonard Nimoy and Johnnie Whitaker appeared during the event which ran twenty hours from 10 p m Saturday into Sunday. Officials say the final total may rise as records are rechecked.
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Charlotte
Wbtv Television
Leonard Nimoy
Johnnie Whitalker
March of Dimes
Satchmo in High Spirits as Heart Trouble Abates
Louis Armstrong, 70, is recovering from a heart condition after admission to Beth Israel Hospital on March 15. Dr. Gary Zucker said Armstrong sat up in a chair, took his first oral feeding in the hospital, and was in high spirits.
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New York
Louis Armstrong
Beth Israel Hospital
Gary Zucker
Satchmo
Armstrong
Quaker Group Warns Of Child Labor Violations
The American Friends Service Committee says child labor in American agriculture rivals the sweatshop era. Based on a survey in California Maine Oregon Ohio and Washington the report notes unsanitary conditions and child workers as young as six. It cites cases of 12 to 15 year olds in fields and violations of existing laws on employment.
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American Friends Service Committee
AFSC
California
Maine
Oregon
Ohio
State of
Washington
Willamette Valley
Skagit
Watcom
Yakima
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