Wall Street Rally Lifts Dow Near 788 At Noon
New York stocks rise for the seventh straight session with the Dow Jones average up 6.57 to 787.92 at noon. Advances outpace declines about four to one on the NYSE as investors expect lower rates to support bond and mortgage easing. Industrials rise led by blue chips and movement across big boards with gains in Atlantic Richfield, Standard Oil of California, Tenneco, Gulf Oil, Natomas and others.
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New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Snapshot
AP report shows the midday NYSE index readings with mixed movements across sectors. Transportation and Finance sectors display modest changes while composite levels hover near prior values amid trading activity.
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Khrushchev recalls Stalin and allies with mixed tone
Khrushchev challenges wartime myths, noting England and America sought Soviet weakness postwar while praising Allied aid. He portrays Stalin as dangerous yet capable, contrasting softer earlier depictions with harsher portrayals in Life magazine and Khrushchev Remembers Part II.
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Dayan Says Israel Ready For Talks With Conditions
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told a Labor rally that Israel is ready for unconditional peace talks but will not cede the Golan Heights Gaza Strip or the western shore of the Tiran Strait. He outlined these as negotiating guidelines while stressing no preconditions. Dayan vowed to discuss matters and warned that if war resumes Israel will fight.
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Norgren adopts four day week to speed shipping gains
Gregory notes the four day week cut shipping times for Norgren valves and filters. Crates leave Thursday, reach Denver by Thursday night, and customers receive orders by Monday, aiding East Coast and California markets. Employees say the change is costly, with examples of lawsuits tied to Fridays.
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High Point AM Society to Meet on Data Processing Panel
The High Point Chapter of the Administrative Management Society meets Wednesday December 2 at Top of the Mart at 6 p.m. Joy Watson of Snelling & Snelling moderates a panel on Use of Data Processing They're Everywhere with Mitchell Everhart Piedmont Airlines David Bryant Hanes Corp and Robert Greene Snelling & Snelling Raleigh Also Ruel Roper Life Assurance of Carolina speaks on Why Life Insurance.
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Panthers shift to utopian world society goal in Washington
About 5,000 delegates at the Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention in Washington heard Huey P. Newton outline the Panthers aim for a new world system without oppression and an eventual Black House in the White House, with a move to revolutionary intercommunalism and communism. The gathering, held without a hall, saw disciplined conduct by Panthers marshals and no violence despite restless moments.
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US war briefing notes unclear results after North Vietnam raid
The communique says results of the attack are not known with weather blamed for possible radar guided missiles. Since the halt in bombing U S planes have carried out 65 to 70 retaliatory strikes with ten American jets and one helicopter lost in North Vietnam. A Nov 22 raid on a POW camp in South Vietnam freed 19 Vietnamese with eight Viet Cong fleeing and no raider casualties.
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Murder Charged For Welcome Man In Shooting Death
Howard Lee Thomas 31 of Spry Road was shot once with a .22 pistol and died at Lexington Memorial Hospital. Ira Jeffries 31 of Rt. 5 Winston-Salem is jailed in Lexington on a murder charge without bond.
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AMA Mulls Reversal of Ban on Federal Medical Aid
The American Medical Association opens its 24th clinical convention to discuss a proposal by President Walter Bornemeier to end the long standing ban on doctors accepting federal funds for medical practice. He supports loans or grants to encourage private groups in low income areas to improve access to care. Other reports total nearly 100 for delegates over three days.
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Muskie Closing Gap on Nixon in New Harris Poll
Edward Kennedy Maine Senator Muskie trails Nixon by 6 points in a Harris survey, down from a 24 point gap in 1969. The results reflect voter reaction to the 1970 off year elections and Nixon's campaign, with Muskie not pursuing 1972.
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