Wall Street Mixed as Dow Dips at Noon Amid Tinier Gains
Stocks moved modestly, Dow industrials slide to about 858.96 at midday as declines outpaced advances. Several big names including Disney and Polaroid showed activity while traders eyed profits and bank shares.
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Val Monsan
Conats Secs
Tis Cooperin
Soibe
Cudang
Biniyn, Corp
Cuiss
Dss Reoael
New York
Pavceee
Aas
Norrisind
Eix-Idoue
Noamenie
Belmate
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Grimm
Qiastam
Disney
McCrory
DomeMin
Dawdim
Oniokdis
Atokanes
Associated Press
Conran
Uae
Paleo i
Mit Royce
Jaravlon
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Evers
Parke Davis
Sie - Pennoix
Yreguia’ Ile
Ays * & Penney JC
Benguet
ATI
New York Stock “Exchange
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Finnoontine
Deliver Life
Br Caivershity
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York
New “York
Ralston P
Greyhound
Gramma
Gulfstadt
1St Union Bank
Hardee's
Piedmont Aviation
Piedmont Nat'l Gas
IntiNick
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Peliit Pap
AaVe Ava
Tintter
Radiek
Wachovia Bank
Welington Hall
Campua Pa
Kresge
Bol
Arde
Kroger
Alton
Anton Pacll
Gimenoide
Orio
SB &T
South Carolina
Increas
Chrisch
Chrysler
Dius Citlas
US “Steel
Lyk Ying
ColuinRad BO
Coluinist
Ata
Marian Asta
Macke Co
Vande
ColuGas
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Mead Corp
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Virginia Weather Outlook Tonight Through Wednesday
Partly cloudy with scattered showers possible in western areas tonight. Lows in the 40s. Wednesday brings considerable clouds with a chance of more showers. Highs in the 60s, followed by a colder night.
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Virginia
Stock Averages and Market Report From New York
AP stock averages show mixed moves as market indexes hover near recent levels. Industrial and rail averages shift slightly while bond and commodity readings reflect a cautious tone, with notable activity in New York Stock Exchange listings and daily price changes across key sectors.
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Washoe
NEW York
Naor
New
WSS
FHA Ltd
Ingusitais Ceeseeeters
School Bus Return Sparks Partial Reopen After Daytime Evacuation
As parents gathered to collect kids, Black families from Pagi EA learned to return home by school buses. By noon about 200 pupils remained in the school, which normally enrolls 1,023, yet classes continued.
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Lwrn
North Carolina Realtors Attend 62nd Real Estate Board Convention
A large NC delegation and spouses attend the 62nd annual National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in San Francisco November 7 to 13. Leaders from Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Raleigh, Fayetteville, and High Point are listed with Hen ry Nading expected to be re elected to the national board for a further term alongside J Alton Stanford. Fifty four delegates from North Carolina cities have registered, including High Point members Gam Cridlebaugh Jr Bill Hylton Harold P Johnson Ed Mendenhall Charles Mendenhall and Stanford.
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North Carolina
National “Association of Real Estate Boards
San Francisco
National “Directors
Henry.a., Nading
Winston- Salem
DeLacy E., Wyman
Charlotte
Charles P. Landt
Raleigh
David L. Godwin
Fayetteville
Edward E. ‘Mendenhall
High Point
Nading
N.G. Association of Redstors
Jast Lires
J. Alton
Stanford
High “Point
C. H.' Touchberry
Gam Cridlebaugh Jr
Bill Hylton
Harold P. Johnson
Ed Mendenhall
Charles Mendenhall
Regional manager named for group insurance sales and service
A regional manager for group insurance sales and service is appointed. The individual will supervise operations in High Point and Charlotte, with residence in High Point for two years and plans to work from Charlotte later.
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Wiill
High Point St
Will Ag
Charlotte
Christian Witnessing Urged For Baptists Convention
A CAP report from the Baptist convention highlights a push for "Christian witnessing" beyond church walls. Dr. Russell Cherry urged members to address materialism and secularism by supporting church outreach, college involvement, and scholarships while stressing lay involvement and stronger religious vocations amid a busy agenda of officer elections and committee considerations.
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Claud Sonshoro
Russell Cherry
Christian
First” Baptist’ Church
Nessing
Rocky Mount
Domine Dior
Wachovia Promotes Frank Le Rankin to Thomasville Vice President
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company announces Frank Le Rankin will be promoted to vice president in the Winston Salem general offices and succeed in Thomasville. The changes become effective December 41.
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Wachovia Bank and Trist Co
N.A
Winston- Salem
Wachovia
Thomasville
Frank le Rankin
Bomb blasts damage RCA Chase Manhattan buildings. elevators hit
At about 1 05 a m EST three bombs exploded in RCA Building and Chase Manhattan offices causing heavy damage to shafts and ceilings. FBI aided city police in the investigation as officials said several elevators were out of service for weeks. First warning came at 12 35 a.m from a caller claiming three bombs would explode simultaneously in three buildings.
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FBI
RCA
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Chase Manhattan
General Motors
Bom
Liberty Street
New York
Silent Majority Plans Veterans Day Protests in Raleigh
The group known as Silent Majority expected a noon gathering in front of the state legislative building in Raleigh to protest and support President Nixon’s Vietnam War. Tar Heels were urged to drive with headlights on and fly the American flag as national moratorium plans stirred concern from military officials.
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Raleigh
Nixon
Orial Hall
Caule Bowers
Bowers
Winston P. Wilson
National Guard
Washington
North
Vietnam
North Carolina
Explosion at Hanover munitions plant injures none reported
An explosion and fire at a Hanover mass munitions plant released a riot control agent similar to tear gas. Firefighters faced fumes with several overcome but not seriously. The CS-like agent prompted an area evacuation though a brisk wind kept concentrations low. The plant, owned by Atlantic Research Corp., manufactures launchers for CS substances along with ammunition and mines.
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Hanover
Mass
Atlantic Research Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Aii
Boston
Arch Liberal Invited To Leave At Georgia Baptist Convention
About 2,000 messengers from 3,000 Georgia churches gathered in Atlanta for the 148th Southern Baptist Convention opening. President Criswell of Dallas urged liberals to leave the denomination, calling them a threat to core beliefs including baptism and immersion. He warned that backing liberal trends could lead to mission drift toward open conversion and communism, urging a Presbyterian alignment or similar conservative governance.
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Atlanta
Baptist Convention
Geor-g
Criswell
Dallas
Tex
Gia
Leon Bapchurch
Mott ‘Cyrewell
Shen
Ani
A. Presbyterian A
Philip Stirs Storm Over Royal Finances
British Prime Ministerial names and royal finances dominate a Baliament interview. Prince Philip warns the queen might face personal financial strain as royal funds reportedly run red this year. Queen Elizabeth II receives about 1.14 million dollars from state income plus 480 thousand from crown properties, with reserves projected to exhaust by year end 1970, sparking royalist versus anti monarchist debate.
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Ondon
S. Money
Iid Wilson
Elizabeth
Royal Dinances
Wilson
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Britain
Nash
Cash
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main
Cale
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