Market rallies as Dow climbs at noon with broad gains
Stock market firmed after an early rally with the Dow Jones average up 6.64 to 763.28 at noon. The Associated Press 60-stock index rose 1.6 to 251.3 as advances led declines on the New York Stock Exchange amid renewed money and credit optimism.
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NASD Over-The-Counter Bid Quotes At 11 A.M.
Interdealer prices from NASD at about 11 o clock show representative bid and asked quotations. Markets move through the day and prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions.
Hoffa linked to Central States fund probes and FHA dealings
The piece notes ongoing government investigations into the Teamsters Central States fund including James R. Hoffa's mail fraud conviction and a federal grand jury inquiry into financing a Los Angeles land project. It highlights FHA backing of fund loans, Tagwerker’s FHA role and retirement, and ties to Irvin J. Kahn’s Penasquitos development.
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New York Stock Exchange at Noon Summary
Noon trading reports show mixed gains and losses across sectors with the Industrial and Transportation indices fluctuating. The Utilities and Finance groups record modest changes while overall market activity remains cautious amid evolving economic signals.
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Phillips-Fescue hires two engineers for new staff
Miles Talbert and Edwin L. Roberson join Phillips-Fescue Corp. Talbert becomes chemical engineer under Milton Heffler and will handle research and development on modeled furniture parts. Roberson joins as methods engineer after 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, with awards, living in Oakview with his wife and three children.
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Three Sentences Imposed in District Court Session
Three defendants received active sentences in the Wednesday District Court session. George Washington Collins 59 Mangum Street 20 days for public drunkenness. William Henry Redfern 43 Boundry Street two 20 day sentences for public drunkenness and 30 days for non support. Edgar David Lohr 24 Osborne Road 90 days for driving while license revoked.
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Law Officers Destroy Marijuana Plants in Love Valley
Law enforcement officers destroyed nine or ten marijuana plants found in Love Valley North Carolina site of a July rock festival. Mayor Andy Barker said the plants grew from seeds left by festival youths and SBI agents confirmed and followed orders to monitor for new sprouts.
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Cyprus Leader to Address U.N. on Oct 2 during anniversary
Cyprus president Archie Makarios will address the United Nations General Assembly on October 2 during its 25th anniversary celebration. After the address he will return to Cyprus via Japan where he plans to visit Expo 70 in Osaka.
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Desegregation Grinds On as Southern Schools Open
As new terms begin in the Deep South record boycotts and mixed results mark integration. In Montgomery 25 of 359 white students attend George Washington Carver High, while Richmond faces tense clashes. Governors seek to block busing, Nixon hails peaceful transitions, and districts await full figures on desegregation progress.
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Tate Defendant Claims She Is Sick
Susan Atkins says she is in constant pain during the Sharon Tate murder trial. A doctor testified the pain may be anxiety related and recommended tranquilizers and vitamins. The judge ordered the trial to resume after a health hearing and noted Atkins appeared articulate and healthy.
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North Carolina Families Recognize POW Sons in Vietnam Film
A television film showing American prisoners in North Vietnam brought relief to three North Carolina families. Mrs. Richard Milikin Jr. of Charlotte identified her son Captain Richard Milikin III, shot down in 1966, as alive and well. Bill and Jean McDaniel and Bill Robinson of Robersonville also confirmed recognition of their relatives, Airman Billy Robinson and Major Norman McDaniel, from prior letters and a voice recording.
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Automakers Face UAW Demands to Avoid Walkout
UAW president Leonard Woodcock takes new contract demands to Chrysler with GM as strike targets if talks stall before pacts expire at midnight Sept 14. Ford faces no walkout threat this year, but a GM or Chrysler strike could disrupt subcompact Pinto and Vega sales starting Sept 11 and Sept 10 respectively, tightening GM supply.
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Bombing suspects hunted as four men charged in Madison blast
Four young men are charged in the August 24 bombing of the Army Mathematics Research Center at Madison Wisconsin. One killed and three injured in the explosion. FBI linked one suspect to Students for a Democratic Society and said the quartet attended the University of Wisconsin or were connected to the area. An affidavit cites plans for further bombings and a cache of explosives.
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