Market gains persist amid election day trading lull
Stocks rose modestly as the Dow moved to 763.28, up 5.27, on light volume. The AP 60-stock average gained 1.3, with advances ahead of election returns and technical factors supporting a cautious rally. Big blocks included Zayre and Baker Oil Tools, while firms like Fannie Mae and Digital Equipment posted gains.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Zayre Corp
Baker Oil Tools
Colt Industries
Fannie Mae
University Computing
Saxon Industries
Fairchild Camera
Amex
Remco
Digital Equipment
Marshall Industries
Fleetwood Enterprises
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Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked NY Stock Index Quotes
NASD quotations as of 11 a.m. show inter-dealer prices for a varied list of stocks. Noon markdowns or commissions apply. Figures indicate bid and ask prices without retail markup, reflecting market changes during the day. Several listings include Nassau, Colonial Stores, Eckerd Drug, Hardee's, Piedmont Aviation, Pub. Serv. of North Carolina, and others with small spread differences.
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New York
Stock Exchange Index
Eee Teane
Ft. Union Bk. Corp
Hardee's
Carolina
N.C.N.B. Corp
N.C. Nat. Gas
CO ‘Pub. Serv
N.C
Maxems
Ruddick Pref
Ruddick
Santiago
Wellington Hall
Allende Elected President in Chile After Victory Supporters Plan Fiesta
Chilean congress elected Salvador Allende to a six year term after a September general election in which he led a leftist coalition. The 62 year old physician turned senator will pursue constitutional amendments to bolster civil liberties and the electoral process amid Communist support. He scheduled receptions for diplomatic delegations and “unofficial” visitors from Communist nations and invited the public to La Moneda and a street celebration on Bernardo O’Higgins Avenue.
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Jacobo Arbenz Gudman
Guatemala
Allende
Frei
Christian Democratic Party
Congress
Chile
Popular Unity
la Moneda
Bernardo O'Higgins
A.P. Stock Averages Reported With Mixed Figures
Noon stock averages show mixed readings across categories with several figures listed for net change, highs, and lows. The data includes various numbers and codes, reflecting fluctuating market activity on a Tuesday.
Dow Jones Averages Report Mixed Stock Movements
The market roundup shows fluctuating levels across sectors with Industrials around 763.28, Transports near 147.63, and public utilities at about 81.00. Bond listings include higher grade rails and second grade rails with marginal moves, while overall indices display slight gains and losses.
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Sean’ Pades
Bomb raid nets six suspects in Bronx and Manhattan
Six arrested including a 54 year old Bronx mother Mary Doyle and her son Timothy and others facing charges of criminal possession of explosive materials and conspiracy to commit arson. Authorities say several suspects may be connected to the Weather Underground faction of the SDS. Police recovered explosive materials, bomb making manuals, a printing master, counterfeit cards, and a cache of maps and plans across three apartments in the Bronx and Manhattan.
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NEW York
Bronx
Dist. Atty
Burton B. Roberts
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Roberts
Manhattan
Mary Doyle
Timothy
Beth Katz
Donald Cavellini
Cavellini
William
Somerville
Mass
Jefferson Bernard
Syracuse
Doyle
William Cavellini
Dennis Johnston
Gilbert Pelaez
Cavelliani
Katz
Doyles
Chicago
Board of Education
Fewer Than 32 Die In Vietnam Last Week
The Defense Department reported fewer than 32 U S troops died in Vietnam last week a five year low. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W Friedheim gave an early briefing before official figures release and did not provide exact numbers. Troop strength stood at 374000, well below a peak of 43400 on April 30 1969.
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Deere Co
Natcashr
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Delta Air
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Det Steel
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Nat Steel
Dillon Co
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Omarkin
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Chile
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Cinerama
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Pfizer
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Associated Press
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Washington
Vietnam
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
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Friedheim
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Rites Held For Fire Victims In Saint Laurent du Pont
Funeral services were led by four faiths in a gymnasium for 142 victims of a dance hall fire in Saint Laurent du Pont France with 27 coffins unnamed. Two more died later bringing total deaths to 144.
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Muskie Praised At Rally By Unity Committee Backed By Notables
The article notes Senator Muskie received praise for countering a late Republican blitz at a rally sponsored by the Committee for National Unity led by Averell Harriman and including John D. Rockefeller IV MLK Jr. wife, and union leaders. It also cites viewer complaints about Nixon speech tape quality and CBS News president Richard Salant criticizing network handling.
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Muskie
Committee For National Unity
New York
Averell Harriman
West Virginia
John D. Rockefller IV
Martin Luther King Jr
J.W. Abel
United Steel Workers
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Richard Salant
CBS News
CBS
Lee
Scott accuses Holshouser of political budget remarks
Raleigh AP report shows Gov Bob Scott criticizing NC Republican chair James Holshouser for calling the state tax funds unused and sitting in the treasury. Scott labels it irresponsible and misleading while noting the balanced budget act credit balance will fund new buildings including at Appalachian State University. Holshouser responds by accusing the governor of political financial juggling and arguing the issue was manipulated for benefit.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
North Carolina
James Holshouser
Scott
Holshouser
Holfhouser
Appalachian State University
Boone
State Highway Fund
Hosiery Leaders Learn Pantyhose Size Chart Details
High Point area hosiery manufacturers heard about a new pantyhose size chart from the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers. The chart ties size to weight and height to improve fit and longevity, as 50 central Piedmont firms attended the Monday briefing at Top of the Mart.
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High Point
R. T. Amos Jr
Amos Hosiery Mills
National Assn
Amos
National Association
Piedmont
J. H. Millis
Adams-Millis Corp
Germany
Israel
Sam Berry
Charlotte
Gene Bobo
Association
Ruling Bans Use of Unclaimed Freight in Store Names
A Superior Court judge in Raleigh ruled that two Raleigh and Greensboro stores may not use the words unclaimed freight in their names. Judge C W Hall signed the order on Monday in a suit brought by the state attorney general under the 1969 Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act. The consumer protection division alleged bait and switch advertising by a Florida headquarters firm. The firm consented to the decision.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
C. W. Hall
State Attorney General’s Office
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General’s Office
Florida
Miller Funeral Set Wednesday
Mrs. Josephine Curry Miller 52 wife of Belvin C. Miller of 3018 Fairlane Rd died Monday at home after 14 months illness. A Lexington native and Holly Grove Lutheran Church member she was a retired anesthesia nurse formerly at Lexington Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her husband, her mother Mrs. Daisy Kepley Curry, a son Miller, and two brothers Billy W. Curry. Funeral will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Holly Grove Lutheran Church. burial in local cemetery. Her body lies at Davidson Funeral Home in Lexington.
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Belvin C. Miller
Fairlane Rd
Miller
Lexington
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Daisy Kepley Curry
Aoe
Billy W. Curry
Davidson Funeral Home
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