Stock Market Dips as GM Strike Worries Persist
The market moved down at midday with the Dow at 752.94, down 0.62, and the AP 60 averaged at 255.6. Analysts cited GM strike implications and mixed third quarter earnings as investor caution grew while oil shares rose and others fell.
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Merrill Lynch to Acquire Goodbody in Historic Brokerage Merge
Merrill Lynch plans to buy financially troubled Goodbody & Co in the largest consolidation in New York Stock Exchange history. The deal, expected by next Thursday, would involve up to 30 million in losses underwritten by member firms, pending antitrust and capital-raising actions with the Big Board setting a Nov 5 deadline.
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Brenda Lee to be hospitalized after pneumonia
Brenda Lee, 25, suffering from pneumonia, canceled her engagement at Harolds Club in Reno and has returned to Nashville for treatment. A spokesman said she would enter a hospital on Thursday.
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U S Accuses Russia of Violating Consular Agreement
The United States charges Russia with violating the 1968 consular convention by denying American diplomats access to the passengers of a U S Army plane for five days after it landed near the Turkish border. The group includes two American generals and other military personnel.
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet Union
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Embryo Planned For Implantation By English Scientist
Dr. Robert G. Edwards of Cambridge University outlines plans to implant an embryo created in vitro into an infertile woman to develop into a normal baby. He notes early embryos have been grown outside the womb in Cambridge experiments.
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Robert G. Edwards
Cambridge University
Cambridge
U S and Soviet Enter Third Round SALT Talks
U S envoys led by Gerard Smith depart for Helsinki to begin round three of SALT discussions with the Soviet Union. The aim is progress before the Christmas recess though no firm agreement is expected. The talks address long range missile ceilings and ABM constraints with no clear Soviet response yet.
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Helsinki
Soviet Union
Gerard Smith
Fighting on Lebanese border draws Israeli alerts
Israeli reports say Lebanese army units and Arab guerrillas clashed Thursday night near the Hasbani River with artillery heard in Israel. Rockets were fired at Nahal Mehula in the Jordan Valley but no casualties. In Amman a policeman and a Palestinian guerrilla died in a night exchange of fire.
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Nixon condemns San Jose mob in 1958 California trip
Vice President Richard Nixon denounced the San Jose mob action as vicious and urged an end to violence. A press bus windows shattered. four demonstrators arrested, one for assaulting a policeman and one for inciting to riot. Nixon spoke during a five day California visit after campaigning in Illinois, Minnesota and Nebraska for Republican candidates including Senate hopeful Murphy.
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Turkey defends Lithuanians in court over hijacking case
Ankara reports President Sunay sent a message to Soviet leader Podgorny asserting Turkey will resolve the Lithuanians case under Turkish law after a Lithuanian hijacking killed a stewardess. The matter goes to a higher court as political crimes are not extraditable.
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