Stocks Trend Higher Amid Modest Gains In Early Trading
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.99 to 758.49 at midday as the market recovers from a morning dip. The Associated Press 60 stock average gained 0.4 to 259.6 with advances outpacing declines on the NYSE and specific issues like Federal National Mortgage and Polaroid showing gains while others mixed.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Associated Press
Federal National Mortgage
Natomas
University Computing
British Petroleum
Polaroid
Amex
Cole National
Milgo Electronic
Digital Equipment
Marshall Industries
Menasco
American Stock Exchange
Ee AO Indust
Arklgas
Va Asamera Oi
AtlasCorp
Barnes Eng
Brascan Ltd
Chile
Frontier Air
Yel
iTt Corp
Kaiser In
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Wa NewPark Mn
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Syntex
Ms Technico
Wa Nuclear
American Exchange Bankruptcy and Financial Terms
A fragment describes American Exchange entering bankruptcy or receivership or undergoing reorganization under the Bankruptcy Act. It notes foreign issues subject to interest equalization tax and securities assumed by affiliated firms.
Hidden DC committees raise funds while keeping totals secret
House reports show labor unions and industry groups fund campaigns through DC committees that withhold donation totals. Lobbyist Irvin Hoff notes it is legal and convenient to raise money this way. From Boggs to Hays, several lawmakers benefited as DC committees grew, with hidden funds near half a million dollars and likely higher.
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House
D.C
District of Columbia
Boggs
Purcell
Garnatz
Capitol Hill
Irvin Hoff
Hoff
U.S. Cane Sugar Refiners’ Association
Louisiana
United States
Garimatz
Joseph E. Karth
D-Minn
John M. Murphy
D-N.y
Wayne L. Hays
D-Ohio
Carpenters
Savings Association
Murphy
New York Stock Index Snapshot and Slices
An obscure banking page records stock moves across sectors with minor changes. Industrial and transportation shares show fractional gains while utilities drift. No major upheaval noted and the overall market appears steadier amid light trading.
McLean Trucking reports higher revenues and profits
Winston-Salem based McLean Trucking Co reports for the quarter ended September 30 a 26 percent rise in operating revenue from 33 million 610 thousand to 42 million 210 thousand and an 8 percent rise in net profit from 1.346 million to 1.447 million. Earnings per share climb to 1.04 from 0.97 reflecting a 7 cent gain from property sale.
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CBS
Motorola
Mtstatt
Cooperin
Cox
Nat Steel
Crouse Hind
NewPow
Norrisind
NoStaPw
Ye Deere Co
Northrop
Nwst Air
Norton
NortSim
Diam Sham
Va Dillon Co
Ohio Edis
Ve Disney
Okla GE
Ve Diversind
Okla Ngs
DomeMin
Olin Corp
DowChm
Tes East Air Lin
Pac Pet
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Pacpwl
EatonYa
PacTase
Echlin Mf
Penn Cent
PennDix
Penney JC
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PennzUn
Fairchc
Pepsico
Fairhill Se
Evans
Perfect Film
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Philip Morr
Publkind
FreeptSul
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Pugs PL
Pullman
New
Segac Cp
Vm Questor
Gam Sko
GAF Corp
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Ralston P
Banco Inc
Raytheon
GenMet
Ya Reich Ch
Ad Millis
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Revion
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Genesco
Rey Ind
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MegaMet
Vesteer Air Red
Gerber RoanSel
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Ohr Cp
AlcanAly
Gillette
RyderSys
Global
Goodrich
AlliedCh
Safeway
AlliedStr
GraceCo
StroeMin
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Stregisp
Va Ambac
Sanders
Hess
Airlin
Schenley
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Schering
AmCan
Greyhound
SCM Cp
Scoa Ind
Gulf Oil
Scott Papre
Ametrix
Halliburt
Shell Oil
Harris Int
Shell Tr
Am Ltd
SignalCo
At&t
Ti Hoff Electra
Tees Smith
T&t
Scar
Sae
AMF Inc
Lola
Sou Pac
Houstln
Southrn Ry
Hock
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Sperryr
Idaho Pw
Square
Armour
Squibb
Std Kolisman
Velina Cp
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StOilind
Inland St
Stoiins
Intrikinc
StaollOh
Aveo Co
St Packaging
StadlCh
Stevens
StudeWorth
Swift Co
Beech Air
Itek Corp
Stron Donn
Adie Bendix
Jewel Co
Tampa E
John Man
Tektronix
John Jonn
Telex Corp
Beth
Jon Logan
JoneLau
Tenneco
Jostens
Texaco
Joy Mig
Ve Borden
Texas
Kraftco
Ve Transmra
Buri Ind
Kresge SS
Transitron
Bouri Nor
Kroger
Burighs
Tile Ae
TRW Inc
Twen Cent
Cal Finan
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Chrysier
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Citfin
Lone Macke Co
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Maratha
Vel Varian
Marco
Vendo Co
Thee Colonnist
VariPn
Martin
Wachova
Maytag
McDonnd
McGhi
Wstn Air Lin
Mead Corp
MelvShoe
Wn Banc
WaUaion
Merck
Westg&i
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WinnDix
MobilOil
Woolwtch
Mohasco
MontOut
Vel Xerox
Zale Corp
Zenithr
Associated Press
McLean Trucking Co
Winston-Salem
Three New Vice Presidents Promoted at American of Martinsville
Roy A. Gillikan announces three promotions at American of Martinsville. Harold G. Moats becomes vice president upholstery division, Sam F. Smith Jr. is named vice president retail sales, and A. R. Coskrey is appointed vice president contract manager.
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American of
Martinsville
Roy A. Gillikan
Harold G. Moats
Sam F. Smith Jr
A. R.coskrey
New York Post and Guild Reach Tentative Contract
The New York Post and the New York Newspaper Guild reached a tentative contract ending a two week strike after a 17 hour session led by mediator Theodore Kheel. Details were not immediately released and a vote was planned for tonight. The old contract had expired March 30 and workers had worked without a contract until Oct 6 when talks failed and 430 Guild members set up picket lines.
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NEW York
New York Post
New York Newspaper Guild Today
Theodore Kheel
Kheel
Guild
Post
Manhattan
Chestnut tree found near Lake Wylie may be last of its size
A biologist near Charlotte says a possible surviving American chestnut has been found on Lake Wylie shore. Tests will reveal blight resistance, potentially starting a new strain to repopulate forests. Dr. Herbert Heckenbl...
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United States
Lew Estes
Ake
California Coast Slayings Prompt Sealed Search
At dawn police and dozens of officials scoured a hillside along the coastal highway in California 1 investigating a gruesome trio of killings. The sheriff pegged the incident as the most gruesome sight he had seen and suggested the murders likely occurred between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Neighbors heard no gunfire. Dr. Ohta, a cataract surgeon of Japanese descent, had practiced in Santa Cruz since 1960 after serving three years in the Air Force and leading the ophthalmo department at Wright-Patterson in Ohio.
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Ohta
Santa Cruz
Air Force
Wright-Patee Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Northwestern Universi
Kent State groups seek federal grand jury probe
The Kent State University Faculty Senate and two student organizations called for a federal grand jury investigation of the May disorders in which four students were killed and nine wounded by Ohio National Guard troops. A state grand jury had indicted four, including Larry A. Shub, on riot and property charges. The groups argued the state panel overstepped its remit by judging university policy and behavior. They urged FBI and President’s Commission reports be fully examined.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Ohio National Guard
Larry A. Shub
Cleveland Heights
Kent State
Portage County Sheriff's Office
Ravenna
Murray
Shub
Graduate Student Council
Special State Grand Jury
National
National Guard
Ohio
Paul Brown
FBI
President’s Commission On Campus Unirest
Army Investigator May Recommend Dropping MacDonald Charges
Green Beret doctor Capt Jeffrey MacDonald faces three murder charges after his family deaths last February at Ft Bragg. An Army probe reportedly found many unidentified fingerprints while Col Warren V Rock urged civilian authorities to probe an alleged Fayetteville suspect. Final decision rests with Lt Gen John J Tolson.
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Philadelphia
Green Beret
Army
Dennis Eisman
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Jeffrey MacDonald
Hear
Ing
MacDonald
Patchogue
N.Y
Eisman
Warren V. Rock
Fayetteville
John J. Tolson
Episcopalians Study Plan for Merging Eight Denominations
Episcopal representatives approved a grassroots study of a plan to unify eight other major denominations, aiming for ratification by mid 1970s. The move, noncommittal on form, seeks broad response to refine the plan, while several churches have already accepted general study.
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Episcopalians
Houston
Tex
Episcopal
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Second Ave
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Episcopal House of Delegates
House of Bishops
Denmark
S.C
ASK American Furn
ACM Carolina Caribbean
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Eckerd Drug
First Union Bank
Hardee’s
Integon
Life of Carolina
Ncnb Corp
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Reproductions, Inc
E. Westwood
Mile Cme
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Radio
WHPE
R.S. Dickson, Powell, Kistler & Crawford
Savers
Sammy and
Sally
Apollo Healt Club
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