Stock Market Noon Report Shows Modest Gains Across Sectors
The noon tally on the Jenerrene Stock Exchange notes steadier price movement after Veterans Day observances. Steel stocks rebounded and airlines rose while motors lagged. Dow Jones up 0.24 to 870.88 and the AP 60 off 0.3 to 325.7 amid mixed gains and losses across industrials rails and utilities.
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New York
Chrysler
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Jones & Laughlin
Lukens
Republic
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Texas Gulf
Polaroil
Xerox
U.S
General Motors
Ally
Liggett & Myers
du Pont
Johns Manville
American Cyanamid
Standard Oil
New Jersey
American Stock Exchange
Carnation
Webb & Knapp
Baldwin - Montrose Chemical
TWA
Tional Oil & Gas
Syntex
Perrot
Motorola
Lee
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NatGent
Nat “Steel
Cessna Aire
NorPac
Northrop
ClevEuiit
NwstAirl
Coca NortonCo
RIC Group
CoigPal
Norwch
Ohio
jCont
Cork
Curtis
Divi- Pit Steel
Dan River
Wiprecine
Publkind
Doras
RCA
Rayette
Disney
Rayonier
Raytheon
DougAir
Dow Ch
East Air Lin
Richton
Rohr Corp
EastKo
iRoyOut
Eaton
Rogel McBee
el Music
Ryder
SafewySt
Stros
Jonna
ErieLack
Stregp
EvansPd
Schenney
Scherng
Fairch Hiller FairCam
Fedd Corp
FedOsir
Ferro Corp
Bae
Shell
Stia
PoodFair
FMC Corp
Wi Rails Util
Fon
L. Ya Foote
Soucale
Ford
South Ry
Sperry Rand
GenMet
GenPrec
Uj StenWar
Vester Stevens i
GenTeisel
Studebaker
GenTire
GaPacific
Swift Co
Mel Gillette
Tenn Gas Ib
Texaco
Goodyr
Tex GulfProd
Texinsim
Thiokol
Tigewat
Grumn
el Timken
Transam
Heltibur
Twente
de Henre Cole
Hoff Electron
Abbott
Houst LP
Howe Sd
AlliedCh
Interik Ir
Whelan Alum Ltd
VanAlist
Can
Aia Iteckior
Vanad Corp
Cyan
Ameipw
Walworth Co
Warn
Kaiser al
Ei WaaiLin
KeyserRo
We Banco
Amer Optical
Kerr Mc
KirkNat
Kresge
Witsn Co
Kroger
AMP Inc
Ampex Cp
Ampah Borg
Dem
Lear Sieg
Anken Ch ArmcoSt
Len Val inderoxCp
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Lofgis
Lehman
Avco
Longisiit
Loral Corp
Babcock Wii
MackTrk
Beckman
Maranon
Marquarie
Borden
Briggs
McDonAir
Merck
Merritt
Brunswick
MGM
Bank of Marin to Open Novato Branch Despite Friday 13th
Bank of Marin plans a Novato branch opening with officers bringing luck charms including a horseshoe rabbit foot four leaf clover and a Japanese good luck cat to ward off any ill winds on Friday the 13th.
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Novato
Calif
Bank of Marin
Japanese elect new leader after Ikeda replacement
Reported two days after being elected to replace Hayato Ikeda, the new prime minister addressed the government Tuesday. Observers noted Veterans Day activity with Navy personnel seen near Sean Gate and no incidents involving Americans reported.
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Hayato Ikeda
Ment
U.S. Navy
Sean Gate
Convenience For Robbers
A drive-in bank robbery in Yonkers New York netted about 500 dollars. Teller Paul Bowen 18 said a crew-cut young man passed him a note demanding small bills and warned there is a man behind me if you don't. Bowen saw no gun or accomplice and handed over the cash.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Paul Bowen
Little Girl Pulled From Shallow Well
A one month old girl named Deborah Dillman was rescued after three hours in an eight inch shaft of a shallow well near Salem Indiana. Rescuers and neighbors dug a parallel hole to reach her as water filled the eight foot depth. She was treated for cold exposure and released.
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Salem
Ind
Deborah Dillman
Randy
Debbie Lis
Clare Mac 'Allma
Diliman
Indiana
Debbie
Clyde Dillman
Clara Mae
Uke
Rinaldi Trial Nears as Jury Selected in Chapel Hill
The case involves UNC English instructor Rinaldi linked to the death of his wife Mrs. Rinaldi found beaten and strangled in their Chapel Hill apartment last Christmas Eve. Alfred L. Foushee testified Rinaldi sought to hire him to kill her. Jury of nine men and three women chosen. defense signals no death penalty push.
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Iocoeien Igus
Lng i
Corm
Pendergrath
Rinaldi
Alfred L. Foushee
Chapel Hill
Waterbury
V Rineldl
Cooper
Baptist constitutional amendments debated at church meeting
A speaker argued trustees cannot be nominated while other amendments propose that trustees may be elected from the floor. The discussion focused on clarifying the constitution and its definitions during the session at Oteen Baptist Church.
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Man
Oon We Saenee
Teev Joe Sandof
Oteen Baptist Church
Defini
British Labor government hike pensions and taxes announced
London AP reports the new Labor government will raise pensions and unemployment benefits and lift income tax to fund the increases. Chancellor Callaghan said welfare outlay would cost about 85 million pounds yearly and the standard tax rate would rise to 41.2 percent.
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London
James Callaghan
Exchequer
Treasury
United Rag
House of Commons
Callaghan
Britain
Vietnamese Flood Drowns 1100 in Central Vietnam
U S military spokesman cites 1100 Vietnamese civilians drowned in floods across central Vietnam valleys. Figures may be high but disaster appears major as 36 000 to 45 000 refugees gather in Da Nang and other cities. About 150 000 people in the coast are cut off with 10 provinces affected and ongoing rescue efforts hindered by damaged routes.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Hiep Duc
Nixon urges middle ground as Goldwater era ends
A column cites a Res congressional spokesman denying a surplus at the party. Nixon calls for a centrist course and warns the election should be seen as a rejection of reaction not conservatism, amid debates on federal funds and party finance.
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Barry Goldwater
William E
Aller
Johnson
New Jersey Senator Decries Secrecy on Ray Office Building
Sen. Clifford P. Case laments secrecy surrounding the Ray Office Building project in Washington. He urges fuller public disclosure of lawmakers financial interests as Congress prepares to consider new ethics legislation. The lengthy construction effort has frustrated members of Congress and delayed votes on related issues.
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Britain
Europe
Commons
Jeremy
House
Liber‘als
Labor
Wilson
Johnson
Joseph R. Coyne Wagton
Clifford P. Case
Cone
New Jersey
Congress
Fuller Pub
Sam Ray
Case
General Eo Ees
Union Men Sentenced And Fined
Federal Judge George H Boldt sentenced five United Textile Workers officials for embezzling about 50 000 from a local union. Joseph Scalza 46 New York Teamsters Local 819 Burton Hyman 52 Port Chester International Vice President Edward Brill 50 received prison terms and fines. Brill was given a three year term and other details outline penalties.
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NEW York
George H. Boldt
United Textile Workers of America
Joseph Scalza
Teamsters
Burton ‘Hyman
Port Chester
N. Y
Textile Workers Union
Edward Brill
Illegal Cigarette Sales Charged
New York businessman Edward Hiddens, 63, was arrested for selling non tax cigarettes from North Carolina. Authorities say he shipped cartons in steamer trunks, affixed fake tax stamps, and sold at 2.45 per pack after paying 1.50 per carton.
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NEW York (Ap
Edward Hiddens
New York
N.C. Asst
Irving Goldsmith
Nat Mitchell
State Department of Taxation and Finance
Hiddens
North Carolina
Coling Petan
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