Stock market slips as profit taking shadows gains
The Dow Jones average dipped to 767.18 at noon, down 3.97 from prior levels as declines led advances on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading remained active with mixed results across sectors while investors eyed potential auto and rail strikes and hedged bets amid buoyant sentiment.
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Six Brooklyn Residents Die In N C Labor Day Weekend
Six Brooklyn, N Y residents died in two wrecks as North Carolina counted a Labor Day weekend toll of at least 14. The dead include William and Barbara Fenner, Derick Fenner, Ronald Cooper, Gerald Walker, and Willie Walker in separate crashes on N C 3 and N C 43 and a Robeson County collision. Other victims were Faye Parker, Donald Jones, Randy Cox, Roy Maness, Willie Williams, and Randolph Umphlett.
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Faye Whited Parker
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Gaffney
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Randy Robert Cox
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Roy Deane Maness
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Willie Thomas Williams
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Randolph Arthur Umphlett
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NASD Inter-dealer Price Quotes Snapshot
Over-the-counter bid and ask quotations from NASD as of about 11 a.m. show inter-dealer prices for common stocks and preferreds. Notable entries include Amer. Furniture 6 7 percent, Colonial Stores 2 25 percent, Eckerd Drug 18 19 percent, Pied. Aviation 66 percent, Pub. Ser. of N.C. 10 10 percent, Wix 37.39. Inter-dealer markets fluctuate through the day and exclude retail markups and commissions.
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Contractors State Meeting Examinations slated in Raleigh
The State Board of Examiners of Heating Contractors will convene October 20 to 23 to examine applicants in plumbing heating and air conditioning. Examinations will be held in Raleigh. Send applications to F. O. Bates executive secretary Box 110 Raleigh NC by September 21.
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Fire destroys vacant houses on Henley and Washington streets
A vacant house at 108 Henley Street burned in the early hours Monday, with High Point Fire Department returning to station at 5 am. An additional empty house on Washington Street also burned out Saturday morning.
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Payne Family Reunion Planned at J Fred Payne Home
The Payne reunion is scheduled for Sunday September 13 at 2011 Chestnut Drive the home of J Fred Payne. A picnic lunch will be served at 1 p m.
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IMF flags U S inflation drag on world economy
The IMF report covering the year to April 30 criticizes U S stabilization efforts as behind schedule and note that domestic inflation has worsened real output while jeopardizing the world economy. It warns that restoring U S price and cost stability is crucial for global growth, payments balances, and the international monetary system.
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West Berlin racial tensions mirror U.S. city clashes
Report from Berlin describes interracial strife among U S Army troops at McNair barracks in West Berlin. A white soldier allegedly called a black GI "nigger" prompting a guard-pitched confrontation that spilled into fighting and arrests as racial tensions echo across U S garrisons in Europe.
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Egypt US clash over cease fire sparks Middle East talks
Egyptian cabinet denounces U S charges as a mask to cover Israeli plans while Israel blames Cairo for cease fire violations. The dispute shapes peace talks in New York as Tass condemns Tel Aviv. In Berlin, races and integration in the Army are debated with officers noting persistent discrimination and tension among Black soldiers amid turnover and morale concerns.
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Hearing resumes for MacDonald murder case at Ft. Bragg
A three week recess ends today at Fort Bragg as Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald faces murder charges in the killings of his wife Colette 26 and daughters Kimberly 6 and Kristen 2. Army psychiatrists observe MacDonald with tests conducted at Walter Reed after a civilian psychiatrist’s testimony questioning his mental fitness.
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Third Nonaligned Conference Opens
President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia opens the Third Nonaligned Conference in Lusaka as delegates gather to discuss global issues, leadership, and regional cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
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Newsmen Jailed During Third Nonaligned Summit in Lusaka
Five foreign journalists were imprisoned and one hospitalised under guard as the Nonaligned Movement met in Lusaka. Reporters from AP, German Press Agency, Wiesnews, London Daily Telegraph, Reuters, and Times of London were detained or held. Reinhardt suffered a heart attack but was hospitalized and later reported in fair condition.
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