Airliners Lead Modest Market Advance on Wall Street
The midday Dow rose 3.79 to 858.64 as bargains after six straight sessions of losses boosted stocks. Braniff, Eastern and TWA led airline gains while Polaroid Xerox IBM and Control Data advanced among glamour issues. The AP 60-stock average climbed 1.2 to 315.2 with Industrials rails and utilities posting small gains.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Braniff Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Pan Am
Northwest Airlines
Polaroid
Natomas
Xerox
IBM
Control Data
Associated Press
Dow-Jones
Indus
New York Exchange Report Fragment
A fragmented OCR item from New York Exchange coverage mentions an unspecified exchange snippet. Details are unreadable, offering only scattered quotation marks and stray punctuation without discernible events, entities, or figures.
Stock Averages Skim Through Turbulent Market Clip
A long list of stock price quotes appears with numerous company names such as EG&G El Paso and Gen Electric showing varied percentages. The excerpt reads like a financial ticker update with ratios, changes, and a glossary of market terms.
Warden's Strike Ends After Park Slaughter Noted in Italy
In Aosta Italy AP reports that wardens killed during a three day strike in Grand Paradise National Park resulted in the slaughter of nearly 300 chamois and steinbok. The 140000 acre Alpine preserve suffered about 240000 dollars in damage as wage demands were met for 64 wardens.
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Aosta
Italy
Grand Paradise National Park
Italian Alps
New York Stock Exchange Index Report
Noon trading shows mixed results on the New York Stock Exchange with several gains and declines. Stocks including transportation and various listings move within narrow margins as traders monitor market activity and indices around midday.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Renee Rocknesss
Vanke
Akvances Cataba
Nixon plans to end ABA screening of Supreme Court nominees
Reported in New York that the Nixon administration decided to stop submitting names to the ABA for advance screening. An urgent White House meeting followed as officials indicated Rehnquist and Powell were in mind, with Mitchell urging direct presidential input.
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New York
ABA
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Leon Jaworski
Lawrence E. Walsh
Pancake Supper at Hopewell United Methodist Church
The Trinity area church hosts a pancake supper at Hopewell United Methodist Church hut on Tuesday from 4:30 until 8:30 p.m. Proceeds support the church maintenance fund. Sponsored by the Women's Society of Christian Service, the event raises funds for church upkeep.
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Trinity
Hopewell United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Thompson-Hayward Names Two Executives at Thomasville Center
The Thomasville chemical distribution branch announces two personnel changes. Kennedy is promoted to branch manager after serving as plant and operations manager for three years, previously with Tesco Chemical Co. Roy C. Pullen Jr. joins as industrial sales representative based in Thomasville.
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Thompson-Hayward
Thompsonville Branche Chemical Distribution Center
Kennedy
Thomasville
Tesco Chemical Co
Roy C. Pullen Jr
Income Up for McLean Trucking in Q1 Fiscal Results
McLean Trucking Co of Winston-Salem reports first fiscal quarter ended Sept 30 1971 shows operating revenue rising 15 percent to 48.586 million from 42.354 million in 1970 and net income up 53 percent to 2.216 million from 1.447 million. Earnings per share climb to 1.59 versus 1.04 previously.
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McLean Trucking Co
Winston-Salem
Nixon Court Nominees Get Approval Amid Some Backlash
Congress welcomed two men Lewis Powell and William Rehnquist as Nixon selects for the Supreme Court. Critics from women's groups protested the lack of a female nominee. ABA review and civil rights concerns shaped early responses from legal circles.
Nixon Uses Trick or Treat Tactics in Supreme Court Nominees
President Nixon sparked a Washington controversy by naming six potential Supreme Court nominees to the ABA panel nine days before selecting Rehnquist of Wisconsin and Powell Jr. of Virginia. The ABA committee later rejected two of the six, prompting Mitchell to end the administration’s bar consultation.
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American Bar Association
ABA Judiciary Committee
William H. Rehnquist
Wisconsin
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Virginia
White House
Rehnquist
Powell
Trade Association of
Organized Bar
ABA
John N. Mitchell
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Oval
Senate
Mildred Lillie
Los Angeles
Herschel Friday
Little Rock
Watson receives death sentence for Tate-LaBianca slayings
Charles Tex Watson, 25, a former high school athlete, is sentenced to death for the Tate-LaBianca murders. He showed no emotion as a 12-member jury returned the verdict after hours of deliberation. Watson is the fourth Manson follower to receive the death penalty. the case also involved Charles Manson and three female followers who were sentenced to die.
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Los Angeles
Charles ‘Tex’ Watson
Waston
California
State Supreme Court
Watson
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Charlie
Texas
Inadequate Reporting On Racial Scene In U S
Philadelphia report to APME notes ongoing inadequate coverage of race relations and low black newspaper employment. David Ginsburg cites progress in coverage of civil disorders but warns misses of racial trends. He urges urban press institute to train reporters and broaden opportunities for Black journalists.
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Philadelphia
America
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
David Ginsburg
Washington
APME
Ginsburg
Robert J. Haiman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Big City
Kerner Commission
Institute of Urban Communications
Soldier Confident In Spying Case At Tyndall Air Base
Air Force master sergeant Walter Perkins, 36, arrested on espionage charges involving classified data, believes the military justice system will vindicate him. Defense attorney Capt. Clyde W. Russell Jr. says he is not guilty and not a difficult case to prove.
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Tyndall Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Soviet Union
Clyde W. Russell Jr
Walter Perkins
Perkins
Defense Department
Air Defense Weapons Center
Tyndall
Russell
Hank Basham
Panama City
Florida Panhandle
Aerospace Defense Command
Basham
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