Stock market drift at noon amid mixed gains and losses
The Associated Press reports the Dow Jones average hovered near 297.1 at noon, slipping 0.8 points as industrials edged down 0.6 and utilities fell. The market showed a tentative spurt before retreating, with investors watching for further guidance amid a choppy session.
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Negro Students Walk Out At Rose High School
Eight African American pupils left Rose High School in Greenville after principal Ed Warren refused to meet three demands. The group sought readmission for five dismissed students, readmission for 20 suspended pupils, revision of regulations, and removal of native policy.
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Wake Forest High Students Suspended For Unauthorized Newspaper
Two Wake Forest High School pupils, John A. Steeley and Warren Massenburg, co editors of The Voice, were suspended five days for distributing an unauthorized school newspaper. Principal M. P. Bridge cited disruption to school tranquility as the reason for the punishment.
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Philippine election battle shapes Marcos victory claim
Osmena accuses widespread terrorist tactics backing Marcos reelection. He says the incumbent’s mandate would strengthen his hand and notes negotiations to enlarge Philippine jurisdiction over U.S. servicemen. Osmena, a WWII president, urged voters to consult with Marcos first.
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Marcos Victory Prompts Nationalist Shift in Foreign Policy
In the Philippines Marcos likely secures reelection against Liberal Genaro Magsaysay. Romulo said foreign policy will become more nationalistic, opening relations with Communist countries. Strickland, missing since Jan 8 1968, was released after 22 years old troopers in Vietnam Washington visit.
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Baptist Resolutions Highlight Liquor and Conscience J
A Raleigh NC Baptist State Convention session addressed liquor abolition and equal treatment for conscientious objectors alongside other matters. New officers were elected with Rev John F Lawrence named president, succeeding Dr Claud By. other leaders include Rev Tom Freeman and Carlos Young.
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Antiwars at San Francisco rally stirs coalition rift
A fragmented antiwar coalition debates Speaker lists and platform balance as the San Francisco rally nears. Talks show Old Left New Left tensions with McCarthy Kennedy liberals, and inclusion of a Black Panther and Wayne Morse amid calls to broaden the coalition. Proposals include raising college tuition for out of state students and increasing convention funding.
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