Market drifts with GM strike weighing on Dow Jones
Stock prices were fractionally lower in moderate trading with the Dow at 770.61, down 0.20. The market showed a drift rather than sharp decline as profit taking and GM strike concerns appeared to temper gains. Oil, metals, and autos fell while rails and chems mixed. Big blocks traded included Royal Dutch Petroleum, Royal Dutch, and Telex with notable declines.
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New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Associated Press
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal Dutch
Telex
Amex
Behring
Amrep
ITEL
Systems Engineering
Deltona
Stock table details from American exchanges AP report
American stocks show mixed moves with many prices listed beside tickers from AmPetr to In-Foreign issue. The report notes unofficial sales figures and explains dividend footnotes and special payments with codes for each security.
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American Stock Exchangé
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Asamera
AtlasCorp
Barnes Eng
Chile
Cinerama No
Dixilyn Cor
Equity Co
Felmont
Frontier Air
iTi Corp
Kaiser In
Technico
Nuclear
Associated Press
NASD OTC Bid-Asked Quotes Reflect Interdealer Prices
Over-The-Counter bid and ask quotations from the NASD represent interdealer prices around 11 a.m. Prices vary as markets move through the day and do not include retail markups markdowns or commissions.
Dow Jones Averages and Stock Highlights Update
The market summary notes small moves across sectors with a slight uptick in higher grade rails and utilities. Industrials and transportation show mixed performance, while bonds edge to the upside amid cautious trading.
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Cis
Andusteinis
Cees
New York Stock Index At Noon Mixed Across Sectors
NY stock index at noon shows modest gains in transport and finance while utilities slip. Industrials and miscellaneous groups move with overall market volatility as traders digest midday data.
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New York
York
Industriasas
Finance
Henredon Furniture Industries Reports Mixed Quarterly Results
Henredon Furniture Industries Inc. posts Sept 30 quarter sales of 7,423,300 up 2.2 percent from last year, with net income 518,432 up from 504,449. Earnings per share for April 1 to Sept 30 are 68 cents, down from 73 cents. First nine months sales total 14,233,728 versus 14,023,525 a year earlier, up 1.5 percent. nine‑month net income 897,027 versus 964,150.
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Henredon Furniture — Industries, Inc
Real estate firm hires Nick Halipilias as new sales associate
Traditional Realty Inc announces Nick C. Halipilias joining its sales staff with 15 years in construction as estimator and builder. He will focus on VA and FHA loan processing for old and new construction and industrial and commercial sales. He is married to Lois Irene King and they have four children living at 300 Hampton Dr.
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Nick C. Halipilias
Halipilias
Fha
Lois Irene King
Hampton Dr
McLean Profits Declares 40 Cent Dividend Per Share
McLean Profits McLean Trucking Co. declares a regular quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share and a year end extra dividend of 20 cents per share. The total 40 cents per share will be paid Jan 1 to stockholders of record Dec 1.
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McLean Trucking Co
State approves pilot Life Insurance Co license in Washington
State regulators grant Pilot Life Insurance Co a license to sell policies in Washington. The approval expands the company’s authorized states to 31, marking growth for the insurer across New markets.
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Pilot Life Insurance Co
Washington
Simmons declares year end extra dividend and regular payout
Extra dividend of 0.40 per share and the regular quarterly dividend of 0.35 per share are set for payment December 14 to stockholders of record November 20. Both amounts reflect the Simmons Company payout for the year.
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Simmons Company
Redistricting Shifts in 1970 Election Weather
Article reports multiple 1970 election gains. Democrats win Senate seats in Tennessee Maryland Illinois California. Byrd re elected as independent in Virginia. Buckley elected Conservative in New York. Democrats gain in state legislatures cities, while gerrymander limits loom. anticipates 1972 House control fights.
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William E. Brock III
Albert Gore
Connecticut
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Maryland
Glenn Beall Jr
Joseph D. Tydings
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Senate
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ili
Ralph T. Smith
California
John V. Tunney
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Utah
Nixon
House
Key Manson witness cites read confession in Tate case
Dianne Lake a 17 year old former Manson follower testified she read The Killing of Sharon Tate while in a mental hospital and that the book mirrored statements by Susan Atkins. The defense seeks to bar her testimony while the judge weighs competency and related issues. Her claim may connect Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel to the LaBiancas killings.
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Dianne Lake
Charles Manson
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Miss Lake
Manson
Pace
Patton State Hospital
Miss Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Patricia Krenwinkel
POWs in Hanoi Camp Report Says Well Treated
Paris based Humanite correspondent Theo Ronco reports from a Hanoi suburb that U S prisoners are well treated and receive mail frequently. He dismisses official U S propaganda describing captives as suffering.
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Humanite
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Theo Ronco
Hell
Dante
Nixon Peace Talks Draw Mixed Vietnam Reaction
North Vietnamese and Chinese statements frame Nixon as controversial while praising or criticizing his peace proposals. Officials cite a shift in U S policy amid midterm elections as affecting prospects for a settlement. Ambassador Xuan Thuy calls Nixon's plan a failed enterprise and accuses Washington of intent to widen the war.
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Betty Jo Hoots Elevated to Assistant Cashier at First Citizens
Betty Jo Hoots, head teller with added supervisory duties at First Citizens Bank & Trust Co in High Point, was elected assistant cashier. A Southern Pines native, she began with the High Point office in 1969 after earlier work in Raleigh 1961–1965. She is married to James M. Hoots Jr. and active in local banking and church groups.
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First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
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R. P. Holding, Jr
Southern Pines
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Jefferson-Pilot reports earnings and dividend declaration
Operating earnings for the first nine months rose by three cents a share. Directors declare a quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share. The dividend will be payable December 4 to stockholders of record at the close of business November 13.
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Jefferson-Pilot Corp
Jefferson-Pilot
Arwood Corp Declares 10 Cent Quarterly Dividend
Arwood Corp announced a quarterly dividend of 10 cents on its common stock. Nine months ended Sept 27 earnings were 173,666 dollars or 7 cents per share on 23.8 million in sales, with a third quarter loss of 145,513 dollars. Plant locations include Los Angeles Cleveland Groton Tilton Syracuse Lonsdale and High Point.
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Baker Sees Shift in Senate After Tight Caucus Run
Baker forecasts possible support from most new Republican Senators after wins by Buckley in New York and Hartke’s defeat. He notes three-vote changes could have tipped last year’s caucus and cites names like Weicker Roth Beall Taft Brock as incoming peers.
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Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
William E. Brock III
Tennessee
George Murphy
California
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Illinois
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Eckerd Drugs Posts All Time Sales and Earnings High
Eckerd Drugs Inc reports a 26 week period ending Sept 26 sales of 46.5 million dollars up 21 percent from a year earlier and earnings of 1.26 million dollars up 14.7 percent. A quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share on common stock is declared with payment on Nov 30 to holders of record Nov 16.
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Belief Ties Lao Sickness to Phi Spirit Offense
National Geographic notes that most Lao people still view illness as caused by offending a phi, a pervasive spirit believed to inhabit places and objects. The belief connects health, ritual, and daily life, shaping traditional responses and practices.
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Reasoner to Leave CBS for ABC Newsank to Join ABC
Harry Reasoner will leave CBS to anchor ABCs new news show on December 7 sharing duties with Howard K. Smith. He is reported to have signed a five year contract worth about 200000 dollars annually. Reynolds will become a special correspondent and occasional documentarian as ABC revamps its news program.
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Harry Reasoner
CBS
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Frank Reynolds
Today
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Howard K. Smith
Washington
CBS News
60 Minutes
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