Market slips as dollar pressure fuels Western Europe concerns
The Dow fell 4.85 to 933.60 and the NYSE led declines after news central banks withdrew dollar support in Europe. Analysts noted dollar weakness adding uncertainty and prompting some profit taking. Gold stocks like Homestake Mining and American South African rose on dollar issues while Control Data fell 2 percent.
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New York Stock Exchange Selects Afternoon Prices
The New York Stock Exchange announces selection of afternoon prices for trading updates. Market data will reflect updated valuations and quotes as the session progresses.
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Protests Fail To Halt Traffic Despite Heavy Police Presence
In Washington the protest movement failed to disrupt rush hour as more than 1,000 national guards and troops kept bridges and circles clear. Police reported over 1,300 detainees midmorning while hundreds were arrested for blocking sidewalks and traffic the prior day. The Capitol rally drew GOP praise for police and sharp rebukes of demonstrators from Senator William Brock. Nixon commended authorities and workers for resilience.
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Rally At Justice
Byssinosis Bill Passes The Senate
Raleigh AP report notes a byssinosis provision added to the Workmen's Compensation Act as a bill passed by the Senate. The measure targets disease caused by trade conditions and moves to the House for action.
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Nixon weighs federal aid for Lockheed rescue
President Nixon moves toward loan guarantees to prevent Lockheed Aircraft from collapse, risking a congressional fight. House and Senate leaders expect 250 million in guarantees within two weeks to save about 25 000 jobs at the Burbank company amid Rolls Royce engine funding pressure and possible bipartisan support from Humphrey and Muskie. Senator Proxmire vows to oppose the aid.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Maine
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D-Wis
Rogers Seeks Interim Suez Move In Cairo Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers met Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad and Premier Mahmoud Fawzi in Cairo at the midway point of a two day visit. He aims to thaw deadlocked Arab Israeli talks and push toward a Suez Canal opening as a step to peace. Egypt and Israel show no retreat from opposing conditions.
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Largest marijuana seizure on Mercy Wiggins nets five tons
Federal agents boarded the Mercy Wiggins after a 20 minute chase off the Golden Gate and seized five tons of marijuana with a retail value near 1.4 million dollars. The Andiamo companion yacht was seized nearby with two more arrests. Bail ranges from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars for eight defendants.
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James Russell Vukich
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la Jolla
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China Post Ping Pong Relations Harden
Washington and Beijing clash in tone amid expectations from a recent table tennis goodwill visit. The New China News Agency accuses State Department spokesman Charles Bray of distortion over Taiwan status. Assistant Secretary Green warns of China aims for regional dominance despite perceived flexibility.
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Marshall Green
Congressional Committee On Foreign Aid
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Landslide Destroys 35 Homes Near Arvida
Roy described six houses standing largely undamaged in a massive pit amid a deadly slide near St. Jean Vianney. Rescue workers heard screams from buried homes as water filled the area. Most houses sit in a worker housing development for an Aluminum Co. of Canada plant at Arvida. Roy warned anything entering the hole will vanish.
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Warehouse In Tarboro Hit By Fire
A Tarboro fire destroyed the Victory Warehouse, a tobacco auction facility, with about 800000 dollars in damages. The brick building contained plastic toys valued at 600000 dollars and at least four vehicles were lost. Fire units from five rural departments aided as wind driven embers spread beyond the site.
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Regents vote to ban coed dorm visits in Florida campuses
Florida regents vote to end open door boy girl visits in state university dorms amid parental concerns. Regent Elizabeth Kovachevich of St. Petersburg says the ban should be imposed before an irreversible situation occurs.
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Raleigh Returns Five Incumbents in City Council Race
Raleigh voters returned five incumbents to the seven seat City Council. Incumbent Alton Strickland led with 8 939 votes and Tom Bradshaw close behind. William Enloe former mayor and Michael Boyd also won seats along with Clarence Lightner Jesse Sanderson and Robert Shaffner. Casper Holroyd toped school board with 8 439 votes, Nicholson and Betsy Runkle the other two openings.
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