Stock Market Slips Again Amid Rising Rates and Spending Cues
The Dow fell 4.44 to 964.93 as 733 issues declined and 364 rose on the New York Stock Exchange. The American and exchange indices slipped on higher short term rates and weaker second quarter capital spending, with Alexander's, Inc. the most active decliner at 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Leo Lancer
Bruns-Nordeman & Co
Alexander's, Inc
Olympic tragedy tears into Munich Games
West Germany faced a shocked nation as terrorists raided the Israeli team quarters, killing a wrestling coach and a weightlifter. Nine captives remained as helicopters ferried attackers and hostages to an air base amid a tense standoff and a firefight that left at least one attacker dead. Chancellor Brandt declared the joyous games over and urged renewed resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Brandt
Olympic Village
West Germany
Israel
Cairo
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Fair Force
New York Stock Exchange Index Report At Noon
The AP notes a noon report from the New York Stock Exchange showing the market index with slight fluctuations. Industrial and transportation sectors move modestly while utilities and finance show small changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Stock Exchange Index
Wey
Industrial Bee
Wallace Elected Chairman of Southern Governors Meet
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace was elected chairman of the Southern Governors Conference in Hilton Head Island. He sat in a wheelchair as the three day meeting approved resolutions for a national uniform school desegregation policy and opposed busing. Melvin Evans of the Virgin Islands was named vice chairman, becoming the first black to hold that post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Head
Wallace
Gov. Wallace
West
Congress
Evans
Melvin Evans
Virgin Islands
Spiro Agnewo
North Vietnam Attacks Increase in Central Highlands
In Saigon, U S B52 bombers hit North Vietnamese troop concentrations within 14 miles of Pleiku as South Vietnamese report two new attacks near Pleiku and Kontum. Captured documents indicate Hanoi planned a Highlands campaign for anniversaries. A 300-strong NVA assault on a ranger position near Pleiku was repelled with 15 enemy killed. An Ngo Trang base attack left 19 NVA and 12 ARVN dead. The US Commando reported two F8 Crusaders lost in a refueling collision. pilots were rescued. Typhoon Elsie’s aftereffects limited air strikes to about 199.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MGM
Collins
New York
CBS
Exchange
Monsant
Motorola
Conti Corp
Nabisco
Camprchib
Nat Airline
Vel Con Javelin
Contro! Data
Certron Cp
Natcashr
Cinerama
Nat Distil
Dixilyn Corp
Oynalec
Cox
Frontier Air
Siva
Gt Basin Pet
Seeatee Newmat
Dan River
Ning MP
Daycomp
Norfolk
Instrum Sys
Norrisin
Phil
ITI Corp
Deere Cowi
Noamrk
Va Kaiser
DennyRst
NoStaPw
DetEdis
Northrop
Kin Ark Corp
Mie
Diam Sham
Kingsford
Lafay Radio
Bala
Norton
LaMaur
Disney
LoewsThewt
NorSim
LTV Corp
Oceldp
Medenco Inc
cuPont Seal
NwProc
Omerk Ind
Nor
Otls Elev
Me Okc Corp
Ballae
Ormand Ind
East Air Lin
Owen Cng
Vel Ozark Airtin
Permaner
Eaton
Owen Tit
Bell Phoenix
Echlin Mf
PacGsEl
PuritFash
Va Eg&g
Rath Pack
Elpasong
PacPetrol
EltraCp
PacPwl
Resortsintl
Pac T&t
PanAm WaAir
Statham Ins
EvanPd
Panh EP
Pasco Inc
Penn Cent
Sa Syntex
Technicolor
Fairch Cam
PennnDix
Os Penney
Teleprompt
PaPwlt
Tonka Co
Fanstee! Inc
Pennzoil
PepsiCo
Wilshire Oki
Yates Ind
FiaPwlt
Associated Press
FMC Cp
FdFair
Fordm
ForMc Ks
Psveg
Frankin
Publicind
Pullman
Nés
GAC Corp
Questor
GAF Corp
Va AbbtLb
Toann
A Ae
Gam Sko
e/Ralston P
ACF Ind
Ranco Ing
GenElec
Raytheon
RCA
Genesco
Reyn
Roen
Roy Ccola
CIA
Ginette
Global Marin
RyderSy
Goodrich
Grace
Safeway
Streem
Sanders Asso
el GreenGiant
SanFeint
ScherPig
AmeiPw
Grumm
SCM Corp
SCOA
Searsr
Malliburt
Harris Int
Shell Ol
Shell Tr
At&t
Stern
Hercule
Signal Co
Heublein
AMP Inc
Ampex Corp
Hoernwal
Sony Co
Moff Electra
Miscareg
Anch Hock
South Co
Soungas
Ps Hongwii
SouPac
South Ry
Sperry
Squibb
idahoPw
Es St Brands
Richfid
Ideal Bas
Wea
Ltd
Kollsman
Atlas Corp
Tm Cent
Aven Corp
Impr! Co Am
Avnet
StOilind
Stevens J
Studnor
BeechAr
SunOlib
Bell
Bendix
Swift Co
T&t
Systron Donn
Lowapsyv
W Tektronix
Itek Corp
Teledyne T
Jewel Co
Telex Co
Borden
JonnMan
Tenneco
Jonnjoh
Tesoro Pet
BorgWar
JonLogn
Texaco
Jones Layle
Texetrn
TexGitinc
Brumswek
Texasiast
Texpld
KaisAlum
Textron
Bulovan
Thiokol
ThriftyDg
Trans W Air
Cadence Ind
Kerr
Cal Finan
TriCon
Camprlk
KimbCik
TRW Inc
Camp Sp
Twent Cent
Caro
Mn Koppers
Kretico
Kresge SS
Lear Sieg
CerroCp
We — Ve Levitz Furn
Wis
Uniroyal
Air 1
Cessna Air
Ste Ste
Littonind
Lockheed Air 119
Chris Craft
LoewsCp
LoneStarin
US Steel
Lonesga
Univ Ol Pd
LongisLt
Univ
Clark
LTV Corp Moe
ClevEtil
LukenSt
C Pal
LVO Corp
Varian Assoc
Lykes Yngst
VendoCo
M—M
Waeipw
Co ! MackeCo
von Wall
Macy Rhoowa
Wachova
WarLam
Magnvox
Marath
WadirLa
WestgEl
Maydstr
ait _ Weyerns
Maytag
Whiripol
White Motor
Whittaker Ss Bs
Bieve Mead Cp
el Williams Co
MelvSho
WinnDx
Memorex Cp
Merck
Merox Cp
Corp
Zenith
Saigon
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Kontum
Command
Highlands
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Ers
Ngo Trang
Gulf of Tonkin
Hancock
U.S. Command
East Carolina Med School Backed for Four Years
Dr Lenox Baker secretary of the state Department of Human Resources endorses a four year medical school at East Carolina University He spoke at ECU s opening of its one year medical school noting the urgent need compares to historic medical schools and ECU seeks to expand to two years by September 1974 with a view to a four year program later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Lenox Baker
State Department of Human Resources
East Carolina University
Baker
ECU
Eastern Carolina University
Duke
Bowman-Gray
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
Nixon Ends California Park Visit
President Nixon wrapped up his California trip with a ferry cruise and a personal endorsement of the Gateway West recreation area. He and environmental advisers toured part of the proposed Golden Gate National Recreation Area from a commuter ferry on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
California Park
San Francisco
California
Gateway West
Pacific
New York Harbor
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Piedmont Natural Gas seeks rate hike amendment in NC filing
Piedmont Natural Gas Company files September 1 1972 amendment to its Amended Petition with the North Carolina Utilities Commission to recover higher gas costs. It proposes increases of 00609 to 01109 per Mcf on firm rates and 01007 to 01507 per Mcf on interruptible rates, depending on supplier increases. A hearing is set October 3 1972 at 1 00 p m in Raleigh. amendment if approved would be heard at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Natural Gas Company, Inc
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Yancey Road
Charlotte
North Carolina
Piedmont
Commission
Ruffin Building
West Morgan Street
Raleigh
J. D. Pickard
Nixon says U S will boost security for Israeli citizens abroad
In a response to Israeli concerns, President Nixon asserts the United States cannot govern other nations but will show interest and aid. He promises enhanced security for Israeli travelers in the U.S. and notes existing measures for Jewish Olympic team members. Sargent Shriver urges sanctions on Arab states harboring terrorists but warns such moves may backfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Albany
N.Y
Shriver
Police and Firemen Death Benefits Approved by Senate
The Senate approved a bill granting $50,000 federal benefits to dependents of police and firemen killed on duty retroactive to 1967. The measure also covers prison guards and national guardsmen, with additional $25,000 awards for certain injuries. The bill moves to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John L. McClellan
D- Ark
Justice Department
White House
House
Artian Tnaedav
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stock Market Report
American Exchange
Urness
Olympic
A.P. Stock
Osociated Press Rails Ind
Fon. L
Indus
Dow-Jones
NEW York Stock Index
N. Viets
E. Carolina Med School
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
Okly
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Police
Perma Shade Awning CO
Racing News
Detroit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!