Stock market mixed as blue chips slip and gains edge ahead
New York trading opened mixed with blue chip shares declining in slow action. Mobil Oil down 1 percent while Kennecott and TRW rose, ITT and International Telephone off, the Dow Jones average up 1.61 to 893.55 on 14.35 million shares.
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Mobil Oil
Howmet
Kennecott
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TRW
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Sperrr
Kollsman
Pac T&t
NW VN Coors Nee
Penn Dix
SmnOll
Gannett
Penney JC
PaPwLt
A Swift Co
Gen Dynam Gendec
Polaroid
Texasiast
Gillette
Texplad
Glen Alden
Textron
Global Marin
Pubscol
Yelthiokol
Goodrich
Rya
PSVEG
TimesMir
Publkind Vt . Timken
Pueblo
Todd Ship
Pugsplt
Trans W Air
A&p
Pullman
TRW Inc
Greyhound
Ralstonp
Yel Panco Inc
Gulf Oil
UAL Inc
Raytheon Nn
UMC Ind
Gulf Wr
Hercules
Heublein
HoernWal
US Smelt
Sulews
US Steel
Honywil
Hort Belidte
Safeway
Univ
Streem
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Houslp
Upjohn
Me Sanders
Varian Assoc
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ImpriCp Am
Scoa Ind
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INA Cp
Scott Paper
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New York Stock
Rand
SBCL
York
Netnam
SearsRo
SinnerCo
Whittaker
Iowa Beef
Will m Co
Aetnalfe
Iowapsv
Sony Corp
WinnDx
Tek Corp
Ve Jewel Co
South Co
Soungas
Zenith
Jostens
AllisCh
Alcoaine Joy
Kerrmcg
Kraftco
Kresgess
Mncix
Am Motors LearSieg
Lehma
Levitz Furn
At&t
Dipbora
Sma
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Libbmcnl
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Inc
Littonind
Lockheed Air
Loews Corp
AMP Inc
Ampex Corp
Lonesga
LongisLt
Lucky Strik
Apeco
Lukens
Armco
LVO Corps
Lykes
Ashid Ol
Macke Co
Atlas
Ava
Avco
Magnvox
Marath
Martinm
Maydstr
BeechAir
Maytag
Bell How
McDond
EU Bendix
McGrwh
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Mead Corp
Memorex
Merck
Boeing
MGM
BolsCas
Microdot
Borden
Midsutit
Minnmm
MinnPet
Brit Pet
MobilOll
Mohas
MontDot
Bulovaw
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MorNor
Bunkr Ramo
Motorola
Nabisco
Cal Finan
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Nat Industrea
Matomas
Nat Steel
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NewPow
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Chris Craft
Norfolk
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Olin Corp
Omarkin
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Court Composition To Affect Decision In School Case
State Rep C Kitchin Josey of Scotland Neck says two Supreme Court justices could decide the Scotland Neck school case which tests the district's right to split from Halifax County to reduce Negro concentrations. The case, aided by vacancies, has a hearing this winter with parties including the Justice Department and NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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N. C
C. Kitchin Josey
Scotland Neck
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
North ‘Carolina
Halifax County
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
W. Henry Overman
Scotland Neck schools organize unit says Moore Jr
C Macon Moore Jr of Littleton, chairman of the county school board, expressed pleasure that a decision regarding the school unit organization would soon be reached.
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C. Macon Moore Jr
Littleton
Moratorium Day Rallies Extensive
Antiwar groups planned a broad Moratorium Day with rallies teach-ins and vigils across the country. Events included a peace fair in Kansas City a Philadelphia tax protest a Missouri class boycott and scheduled teach-ins at MIT and Bronx protests led by John Kerry and Daniel Ellsberg.
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Indochina
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Wage-Price Control Office
Philadelphia
University of Missouri
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Tex
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Cambridge
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Bronx
John Kerry
Horace Mann School
John V. Lindsay
Manhattan
Garment District
New York City
Brooklyn
Washington
Labor For Peace
Federal
Employer For Peace
White House
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Capitol
Minnesota
Columbia
University of Missouri and Stephens
St. Louis Coalition Against War
First-Citizens Bank Wins FDIC Approval for Winston Office
Final FDIC approval clears the way for First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co to open a Winston-Salem branch. The bank, approved by the State Banking Commission earlier, will occupy the main floor of the First Center Building at 2000 W First St in an eight-story complex. Opening is slated for early 1972.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Winston-Salem
State Banking Commission
First-Citizens
Winston
First Center
First St
Fischer and Petrosian Draw Fourth Chess Game in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires Petrosian and Fischer drew after 20 moves in their fourth of 12 games. Petrosian white Fischer black, both players at two points each, fifth game set for Thursday at the San Martin Theater as race to challenger Spassky tightens.
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Buenos Aires
Bobby Fischer
United States
Tigran Petrosian
Soviet Union
Petrosian
U. S
Fischer
San Martin Theater
Shorter Time Seen For Pay Of Medicaid
North Carolina Social Services Commissioner Clifton Craig says the agency will cut the average Medicaid reimbursement time to nursing homes from about 40 days to 20 days. The faster payment aims to ease financial difficulties for nursing homes relying on timely monthly beneficiaries funding.
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Raleigh
Clifton Craig
North Carolina
Craig
Advisory Committee For Medical Assistance
Washington China policy shifts and Cold War stance outlined
AP report canvasses U S posture toward China the Soviet Union and the Middle East noting Berlin four power accord as key Soviet concession SALT talks progress on disarmament and hotline ties while China moves toward fuller engagement with the United States including tariff and trade relaxations and a shift in Taiwan policy under the Nixon doctrine
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U.S
China
Soviet Union
Berlin
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Leningrad
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Middle East
Moscow
U.N
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Peking
Security Council
Taiwan
Taiwan Strait
Japan
Pacific
Nixon Eyes Fifth U.S.-Soviet Summit in Moscow Next May
Washington reports President Nixon’s planned Moscow summit next May would be the fifth top level meeting between an American president and Soviet leaders. The article traces previous summits from 1955 Geneva to 1967 Glassboro and notes key outcomes and tensions surrounding each encounter.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Aioe
Truman
Josef Stalin
Yalta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Geneva
Marshall Nikolai A. Bulganin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Krushchev
Eisenhower
Camp David
United States
Berlin
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
Kennedy
Walter Ulbricht
Glassboro
N.J
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Agnew Visits Iran for Persepolis Anniversary
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Persepolis by helicopter for the 2,500th anniversary celebrations with Iran’s premier greeting him. He flew from Turkey after talks with Turkish officials and stated the United States will not be the world’s policeman. He praised Turkey’s reform program while warning against leftist propaganda and reaffirming NATO and Western unity.
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Iran
Spiro T. Agnew
Turkey
Agnew
United States
Ankara
U.S
Nihat Erim
Erim
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