Market Mixed as Profit Taking Follows NYC Aid News
The Dow fell 55 to 58 on the first day after New York City's financial relief announcement while the NYSE composite rose slightly to 85.72. Pan American World Airways led activity on the Big Board as trading stayed fairly busy despite a four day weekend and a second consecutive drop in the leading economic indicators in October. Imperial Oil declined in trading on the American Stock Exchange amid broader pullbacks.
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New York Stock Exchange closes mixed amid trading noise
A sprawling market page shows widespread activity with many stocks moving in varied directions. Major names including Exxon, Uniroval, and Goodyear pop up among price shifts as traders weigh earnings, dividends, and sector signals amid a volatile session on Wall Street.
Man Hurt in Single Car Crash on S Elm Street
Frederick Sheppard, 26, of Greensboro, was slightly injured Thursday at 6:54 p.m. when a dog ran into the street, causing him to strike a utility pole after veering off the right side of S Elm Street near Taylor Avenue. No charges were filed.
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Couple survives offshore voyage to Santa Cruz Island
Zovar and Miss Shepherd drifted offshore in rough seas and battled large waves overnight. By Tuesday they sighted Anacapa Island, then drifted toward Santa Cruz Island where dehydration and exhaustion pressed them to persevere. They reached a cove at sundown, signaled a raft, were rescued by a boat, and Coast Guard helicopters then evacuated them.
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Britain’s doctors begin NHS work slowdown across hospitals
London AP reports Britain faces its 27 year crisis as thousands of hospital doctors start a work slowdown. Nonurgent admissions are diverted, emergency care remains, and waiting lists grow beyond 500000 as consultants prepare to join Monday action.
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Calley Appeals To High Court
William L. Calley Jr. asks the U S Supreme Court to review a federal appeals ruling reinstating his My Lai conviction, arguing Congress withheld evidence and that Nixon v confidentiality should apply. His attorney says Congress is not above the law and cites pretrial publicity and extensive testimony.
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Teng Strengthening Chinese Power Base
U S intelligence says Teng Hsiao-Ping, likely Mao successor, is consolidating power. He has moved allies into key posts, reshuffled provincial leaders, and could become the top figure in a future Chinese leadership. He has divergent ties with the Soviet Union and led China’s UN resources delegation last year.
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Williams retrial ordered over pretrial publicity and closing argument
The Georgia Supreme Court reversed Williams extortion and firearms convictions, citing intense pretrial publicity and a government closing argument. A controversial 4000 word column by Murphy in the Atlanta papers amplified publicity, hindering fair deliberations. Williams, 35, faces a new trial while Murphy, 41, editor of the San Francisco Examiner, criticized the decision. He was abducted, held 49 hours, and released after a $700000 ransom paid by newspaper owners.
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Juan Carlos to Name Head of Parliament in Spain
King Juan Carlos, backed by a street show of support, plans to appoint a new head of parliament in a move seen as shaping his liberalizing program. He met with Alexandrio Rodriguez Valcarcel, the Franco-era president, as opposition calls for his removal grow.
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