Stock market slide continues as Nixon policy looms
New York trading shows broad declines in the Dow and 50-stock averages as investors curb risk amid signals of ongoing tight money policy. Analysts say no strong fundamental factors behind the drop, with momentum dampened by tax selling and Vietnam peace talks.
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Agnew cites press bias as New York Times defies norms
In a Washington speech Agnew argued major outlets share a single editorial line, citing declines in independence at the New York Times and other papers. He contrasted NYT coverage with rival papers and warned against media consolidation while defending his stance on press freedom.
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Detectives Probe Theft From Auto in Thomasville
Detectives investigated an illegal entry at Richard Hunt's Holly Hill Road residence. Missing items included two portable televisions, four guns, coins and other valuables. Investigation to continue. Separately, a Thompson Auto wrench and a tape player with tapes were reported stolen, plus an adding machine from Miles Self’s car on Rt. 2 Connelly Springs. total value about 379 dollars.
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Nixon's Peace Plan Valid Says Packard
AP dispatch reports Deputy Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Secretary of State William P. Rogers assessing Nixon's Vietnam peace plan. Packard says the plan is practical and feasible and that training and advisory work will continue. He cautions there is no guaranteed timetable and that peace is not yet within reach.
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Slaying Of Two Policemen Linked To War Experiences
Perry Sanders, 23, of Sanford, testified he fired after screams during a robbery spree linked to Vietnam service. He claimed he did not intend to shoot, saying his actions followed his war experiences as a demolitions expert in Saigon. Sanders faces first degree murder charges for the deaths of Mount Airy officers Ralph East and another officer.
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Train Hits Car Fatal to Two Near Cary
A car stalled on tracks at a crossing just east of Cary resulted in two deaths and one survivor. William Lloyd Hunt 22 of Raleigh and Frances Lucille Atkinson 18 of Cary were killed while Francis Wood 17 of Cary was uninjured. Police attributed the tragedy to the stalled vehicle.
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