Market slides as Dow dips amid mixed corporate news
Stocks moved lower in mid day trading as declines in industrials and airlines offset gains in select tech names. The Associated Press notes investors faced uncertainty from tight money and mixed earnings, with Dow transports and utilities showing varied movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn-Dixie
Zai ‘Ealee
Tomsat
Dullle
Yale
Sean Ase
Asamera
Yaa
Ingres
Associated Press
Growco
valNatomas
Crozel
Dixllyny Corp
DanRiv
Bart Ind
Nia
Jack Smith
de Simset
New York
Bayne
vonRock
Frontier Air
Abya Abc
Valen Plywood
Nowgas
Delicalr
NosiaPw
Goldfeld
Delis
Husky Oil
DiaSham
Norton
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Detstesramo
Nwtpene
Borat Ee
Tae
Boston
Ohioedix
Bressi Way
Newldria
SlClyde Swift General Agency
SANT
Clin Corp
AI NewPark Mn
Reensboro
Smith
Inauet Ie
Syntex
John Hancock
East Ale Ap
Qwenel
Jowensiit
I Technica
East Kodak
Eatons
E!pasong
Bae
NP Motors
Eversharties
Sonnel
Pactig
Enncat
Wring Tec
Ieee
Fenn
Weaxtra
bAnnal
Fairche
Penney JC
Fentetine Elem
Fedders
M . FedDeptstr
Stock Exchange
Éiirol
Vata
Penn Central
Win Corp
Te Svideng Aga Banc
Pullman
GAF
Corp
New Yorke
Nivery
Bach
Ange
Gari Si Aequestor
Ralston
Ronco Inc
CF Ind
Raytheon
Rerding Co
Genesee
Gerber
Reyne
Sonyoh
Glen Alden Rokt
Lloyal Matin Rovccala
Wallied
G . Flere
Aets
Raleigh
Goodyear
Shinfiek
Fia
A. Mount
W.H. Ixfewoy
Brake
Rset
North Carolina Dairy Foun- Wess
SiResieh
Koul Ey
Robert L. Burrage
Rae Tgeae Age Wv Jr
Concord
Enituurt
APSA
Seaigo
Robert H. Hackney
Wilsoo
Sti
M Hey
H Heiter
Inff
Electen Sa
Ingerco
Aine Ma
NCSU
Busine
Mousthe
Treas Jowmet
Seana
van Richtid
Ate
Gomi
Seribiua
Bel
Aft Systron Don
Bendix
Valtake Corp
Ba Ieee Jewel Ie
Tampa el
Bere
Jeinton
Fexoto
Cohen Ee Borden
South Carolina
KimbChe
Bae Ee
Catert
CastleCke
Regia
Dave
Vai Lehma
IRB
UnionPacit
Lion
Ches Ohio
Tava Vals Indus
Chrysler
I Tanaistt
Cotinkad
Abe
Vatian Asso
Vel Vendo
Macy
Za Mead Corp
Ea Cp
Woolwich
Iy Iairahm
Mohasco
Byss Ayr
Accoeted
Ind. Util. Foo. B
D. Coud
Hayes Pinetee
Aosar Cay
U S and Soviet Meet to Start Arms Limitation Talks
In Helsinki U S and Soviet negotiators opened talks on limiting strategic forces. President Nixon expressed hope for a halt and reversal of the nuclear arms race, noting no unilateral advantage and potential for eventual reductions. Soviet chief negotiator Semonov and Finnish host officials supported the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Helsinki
Finland
U.S
Nixon
Gerard 3
Smith
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vladimir S. Semonov
United States
Thejand Ahti
Karjalainen
Soviet Union
Egyptian Frogmen Hit Israeli Ships
Egyptian frogmen attacked Israeli ships near Eilat with limited damage and no serious injuries reported. The incident drew immediate calls for retaliation, with Cairo stating Jordan bears responsibility for jets and noting Aqaba and Eilat were involved in prior tensions. Local and international papers warned of strong Israeli retaliation and discussed the fragile Jordanian-Israeli ceasefire arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cial
Wilat
Mitchell
Klein And Scott Defend Agnew's Criticism Of TV
Vice President Spiro Agnew called television news coverage a legitimate issue for debate within the industry and urged scrutiny, while Sen. Hugh Scott rejected calls for government censorship. Klein defended Agnew's point as a caution, noting concern but praising broadly fair coverage and urging self examination by networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein and
Scott
Agnew
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Wuooley Day
Ener Klein
Press
Televistor
Sion
CBS -Radio-Television
ABC
Jhmehy Wu So
Hugh Scott
Ac Apnew
Moines
Iowa
NBC Board
Walter D. Scott
New York
Simolay
NBC
Klein
Eyewitnesses Link US Soldiers to Mass Killings in Vietnam
Reports from Newsweek and The New York Times cite civilians in Quang Ngai Province who allege that 40 to 60 American soldiers were implicated in killings. A Defense Department spokesman would not comment. U S forces reportedly killed 128 enemy at a coastal village near Quang Ngai City in a March 16 1968 report by the Americal Division's 11th Infantry Brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quang, Ngai
Newsweek
New York Times
Troung An
South Vietnam
Defense Department
Washington
U.S
Saigon
Thet Americal Division
11Th Infantr Hey Brigade
Quang Negail City
Mitchell Would Not Condone Violent Demonstration Action
Mitchell faulted the New Mobilization Committee for violence at a Washington rally and at the Department of Labor. He said the committee expected violence and shares blame with steering committee members who knew the event would turn violent. The Vietnam Moratorium Committee planned December actions, possibly observing a moratorium day on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
New Mobilization Committee
Washington
Department of Labor
Justice Department
British R Deplore Invasion Speech By Communist Party
The British Communist Party on Sunday said it deeply deplores the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968. It called the occupation a tragic error and urged immediate withdrawal of troops. Jack Woodis, leader of the party’s international department, said the Soviets aimed to crush a counterrevolutionary plot but arrested no enemy agents, only party and government leaders. He added that military entry occurred against the wishes of the Czechoslovak people, their party, state, parliament, and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqaba
Jordan
Israel
Spe
London
Britain
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Jack Woodis
Party’ International Department
Woodis
New Greek Press Rules Announced
ATHENS AP announces new Greek press rules targeting royal family coverage and political content. The regime plans penalties for offending publications, limits on press freedom, and a 101 article law requiring perishable food labeling and packaging to show dates and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Washington
Ioannis
Agathangelou
New York Democrat
George Papadopoulos
Satmainy
Itor
Theltoonists
Education
Sec
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business and Financial News Stock Market Report
Jack Lefler
AP Business
Dow-Jone
Maintainis Nv
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Ihe
Mane Hhoan
The
Gaveocu LU
ILO
UNU
Soviets
NEW York Exchange
Stock Index
Dairy Studies
Cairo
Jardinian
Adaba
Eilat
Gulf of
Sqaria
Davar
Sen
Hugh