Market Slips Mixed as Dow Holds Near Center of Range
New York stocks fluctuated in light trading with the Dow Jones average up 0.14 at 760.20 at noon. The 60 stock average rose 0.1 to 259.2 while gains narrowed against declines across sectors like metals and rubber.
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New York Stock Exchange
Alcoa
Kennecott
Anaconda
International Nickel
Associated Press
Weyerhaeuser
Union Camp
Evans
Magna Oil
Salem Corp
Itel Corp
Canadian Homestead Oil
Menasco
Certron Corp
Digital Equipment
Genge Industries
New York Exchange Prices Mixed in Afternoon Trading
The New York Stock Exchange posted varied afternoon quotes with many large cap names advancing and others retreating. Notable moves appeared in firms such as Mead, Chrysler, Coca Cola, and Texaco while several tech and industrials showed mixed results amid broad market fluctuations.
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New York Stock Exchange
Bank Teller Shortchanges Gunman in Washington NC Bank Robbery
A bandit robbed Wachovia Bank in Washington using a note for 4500 dollars but took about 4000 after a teller and another customer were herded into a restroom. The robber, in hunting clothes with adhesive bandages over his face, fled with a second man waiting in a getaway car. Police broadcast an alert for a two man vehicle.
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Washington, N. C
Wachovia
Ruby Braddy
Market Averages and Bond Yields Report
Dow Jones averages and bond yields shown with mixed readings. Trading week shows variations across transportation utilities industrials and public site sectors as numbers shift modestly from prior close.
Black church leaders clash over program at convention
The Inkster Michigan Reverend Frederick Williams, president of the black group, condemns boycotting opponents of a program that has directed five million dollars to black led self development groups. Delegates from a 24 million member church face deadlock on youth work as a 10 day convention continues with no legislative votes.
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Frederick Williams
Inkster
Mich
Heritage Furniture names June Anderson Tedder head interior designer
June Anderson Tedder, a High Point native, is named head interior designer at Heritage Furniture Co. She joins from the interior design staff since 1969 and will craft complete showroom settings and develop displays for Heritage retailers. She holds an art degree from Greensboro College and trained at Richmond Professional Institute.
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Heritage Furniture Co
High Point
Tedder
Heritage
Richmond Professional Institute
Richmond
Blackburn & Blauvelt
Greensboro College
NCNB Reports Nine Month 1970 Earnings Rise
NCNB Corp reports consolidated income before securities losses of 10.17 million for the first nine months of 1970, up from 8.56 million in 1969. Per share earnings reach 1.52 after securities losses, with a 23.6 percent rise from 1.23 in 1969. Total assets stand at 1.515 billion, loans 856.39 million, and deposits 1.118 billion as of September 30.
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Minister Elects To Serve Term In Truancy Case
Winston-Salem AP reports Rev. David R. Jones pastor of Bible Moravian Church chose to serve a five day jail sentence suspended for a year for keeping his daughter from school to protest desegregation. He and three other couples were convicted of violating the state truancy law and fined fifteen dollars.
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Winston - Salem
David R. Jones
Angela Davis Arrest Widened to Federal Charge in Soledad Case
The article links Angela Davis to the Soledad jailbreak and murder case, noting guns traced to her in her name over two years. It cites her indictment for unlawful interstate flight to avoid California prosecutions, while detailing related ties to Jonathan and George Jackson and the 1970 courtroom shootout and abductions.
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Poindexter
Communist Party
June Poindexter
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lorean
Departure of Soviet ships reduces Cuban sub base prospects
The Pentagon reports two Soviet vessels a submarine tender and a salvage tug left Cienfuegos Harbor Cuba reducing the likelihood of a Soviet submarine base. Defense officials refrain from confirming any base existence while reviewing ship movements amid White House caution. Moscow denies plans for a Cuban base.
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Cienfuergos Harbor
Cuba
Daniel Z. Henken
Defense Department
U.S
Henken
Cienfuegos
Justices Tangle Over Desegregation in Mobile and North Carolina
Civil rights advocates and government lawyers clash with the Supreme Court’s desegregation stance. Nabrit challenges neighborhood busing as a cover for segregation while Greenberg argues district assignments shift students far from home. Vanore defends antibusing as antidiscrimination and urges near-home schooling. Blakeney says Brown bars racial school assignment.
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Mobile
Ala
Jack Greenberg
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg
North Carolina
Charlotte
South
Supreme Court
Asst. Atty
Andrew A. Vanore Jr
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Whiteford S. Blakeney
Need For Restructuring Told For TV's Survival
Beverly Hills California AP veteran TV executive warns networks face a serious 1971 outlook. Michael H Dann former CBS NBC programming chief urges boldness creativity and innovation in programming to avoid stagnation and secure long term survival. He calls for continued risk taking and experimentation rather than short term profit focus.
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Michael H. Dann
Gramming
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Dann
Hollywood Radio and Television Society
Surrender Expected By Capote
Dist Atty Don Keller says author Truman Capote, missing as a witness in a murder penalty trial, is expected to surrender Monday on a contempt warrant. Capote, in New York, would appear before Superior Court Judge Byron McMillan in nearby Orange County.
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Calif
Don Keller
Truman Capote
Keller
Capote
New York
Byron McMillan
Orange County
Joseph Morse
Morse
Bus Crash Kills 42 Schoolboys in South Korea
A train collided with a bus carrying 42 schoolboys near Onyang, 45 miles south of Seoul. Forty-two boys died, 23 were burned, and five remained in critical condition as the burning bus was dragged about 100 yards after the unmanned crossing collision.
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