Market Ends Quiet Amid Investor Caution In New York
Noon Dow Jones rose 0.63 to 936.97 as declines edged advances on the NYSE. Investors stayed on the sidelines after international money disturbances, with some institutions reappraising positions before reentry. Rail and industrial averages slipped while several oil stocks posted gains.
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Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Royal Dutch
Indiana Standard
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Associated Press
Amex
Consolidated Dental Services
Cavitron
Stock price table and dividend notes from a 1971 report
A dense OCR of a 1971 market table lists stock names with percentage changes and dividend footnotes. It includes company codes like Texaco, Textron, TexG Sul, US Steel, Uniroyal, Westinghouse, and others along with percentage figures and capitalization hints. The page ends with explanatory notes on dividends, stock issues, and special distributions.
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Wn Banc
Westy
Woolwtch
Xerox
Zale Corp
Zenith
Telai
Lead Tech
Bose
Pilus
Stock Averages Report A.P. Week Summary
The Associate Press provides a dated stock averages report showing bond and stock indices with values and changes. The text references daily, weekly, and month figures, including gains and declines across several categories.
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Market Averages and Sector Glances Noted
A brief market note shows Dow Jones averages across sectors including industrials and transportation with rail and utilities sectors highlighted. No specific company names, figures, or dates are provided in the readable fragment.
Air war and Vietnam staffing stretch into 1973
U S fighter bombers conduct a protective strike against SAM sites near the Mu Gia Pass as political risks rise from DMZ operations. Brig Gen James H Watkins notes South Vietnamese air force growth won’t finish until mid 1973 with 200 to 300 pilots trained yearly. South Vietnamese aviation expands to 50 000 personnel and 1 200 aircraft, flying more bomber missions while still relying on U S for helicopters airlift and bombing of North Vietnamese routes.
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Smithsonian seeks prewar electric kitchen items from public
Washington AP reports the Smithsonian’s Museum of History and Technology seeks early electrical appliances for a new electricity hall. General Electric donated a 1894 AC fan and 1908 toaster, plus an 1905 iron, a 1924 waffle iron, and a 1926 vacuum cleaner. The public is asked to come forward with items like an electric egg beater.
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Robbery foiled as bandit fires during in-car attempt
Herman W. Massey a crane operator at Edgecomb Steel Co admitted taking payroll checks for colleagues over 15 years. Thursday a gunman seized his money bag at a bank but Massey fought back, the gun misfired a shot wounded him in the abdomen and the bullet was later recovered from the bag. The bandit fled in a car with another man. Massey, 62, was treated and released.
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SST revival faces Senate roadblock amid cost doubts
Washington AP reports the SST comeback stalls as Senate Appropriations votes 13 to 7 to advance 85 million in aid but critics warn total costs may exceed 300 to 1 000 million. Senator Ellender doubts votes exist to approve higher costs while Proxmire seeks hard figures before action. Boeing chair warns contracts must be renegotiated and industry protected. Magnuson cites 150 to 200 million startup cost with no production subsidies.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
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William Allen
Warren Magnuson
Dwash
Junk Mail List Bill Faces Hearing In North Carolina
A Senate Roads Committee hearing on a bill to ban sale of the state motor vehicle registration list heard arguments that the move would not stop junk mail. Pope Co. of Detroit testified the list is used for recalls and targeted mailings, while others urged passage citing customer complaints.
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Jules Coggins
Wake
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Pope
Tom Wells
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Hugh Ragsdale
Jacksonville
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Brezhnev Addresses Georgia Link to Lenin and Stalin History
Brezhnev tied Georgia’s revolutionary past to Lenin’s teaching and Stalin’s era while noting slow re-Stalinization as Khrushchev’s line waned. He chose Stalin’s birthplace to emphasize the link, a move telecast nationwide that carried official policy tones.
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Kennedy Works To Be Exhibited
Watercolors by the late President John F Kennedy, painted during recovery from a back injury in the mid-1950s, will be shown publicly for the first time on May 24. The Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston hosts a benefit show for the Kennedy Library, featuring works by Kennedy family members and a Paris street scene and a Riviera skyline.
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Welfare clash nets threat to California funds
President Nixon and California Governor Reagan had a welfare summit. Six weeks later HEW Secretary Richardson warned that California could lose federal welfare funds if proposed rules are not changed. The state project would remove about 27 000 recipients from benefits.
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Robert Carleson
Stolen Army Weapons At Fort Benning
Ft Benning authorities report 14 Army weapons taken from an arms room including four M60 machine guns and 10 M16 rifles. Intruders forced doors, cut a wire mesh, and tampered with racks between 4 15 a.m. and 5 20 a.m. No arrests have been made.
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Antiwars plan for riot targets Washington area protests
Rennie Davis and John Fraines face civil rights violations and obstruction charges in a suit against Mitchell and Washington's police chief Jerry V Wilson. Plaintiffs allege illegal arrests and seek damages. a Peace and Justice coordinator says protests will continue without traffic disruption.
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Carl Zeitlow
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