Stock Market Advances On Dow Tops 800 Barrier
Trading remained active in New York as the Dow Jones industrial average reached 813 at noon, up 7.02. Analysts cited bandwagon buying spurred by easing money concerns and strong performances from blue chips like General Motors, Texaco, and Johns Manville, while Du Pont and other leaders showed mixed moves. The Associated Press 60-stock average rose 2.1 to 293.0 with gains across industrials rails and utilities.
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du Pont
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Republic Steel
New York Exchange Over-The-Counter Quotations Today
NASD quotations reflect representative inter-dealer prices at about 10 30 a m with markets varying through the day. The list notes dividend types and distribution dates for several issues and explains symbols such as ex dividend ex rights and warrants with several notations including foreign issues and special payments.
Weather Summary for North and South Carolina Coast
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers or thunderstorms along the east coast. Lows 50 to 70 with coastal highs near 80. Friday showers end along the coast in the forenoon with cooler conditions. South Carolina sees lingering showers and cooler nights with highs 70 to 82 and coastal areas near 76 to 82.
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Mansfield Pushes New Cloture Bid On Civil Rights Bill
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield launched a fresh attempt to limit debate on the civil rights open housing bill. The move, unlikely to succeed, followed a previous failed tally 54 to 42. Mansfield secured 27 signatures, 21 Democrats and 6 Republicans, with more possible. The vote was delayed to Monday at 2 p.m., amid doubt from Dirksen and Hart that the petition will pass.
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Cotton futures open with no trades reported
New York AP reports that cotton futures opened today with no actual trades recorded, leaving early session activity unavailable.
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U S Will Extend War Operations Into Vietnam Delta
U S ground forces may push into the delta region of South Vietnam by next spring. Some senior officers say infantry could be there within six months or after year’s start. The South Vietnamese army leads in the delta with U S backing including helicopters and air power.
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Washington
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Mine Rescue Efforts Abandoned After Fatal Fire
In St Clairsville Ohio three miners are pronounced dead after rescue attempts end at 7 a.m. with the Morgan Mining Co. fire near Bethesda 15 miles away. The victims are Tom Terretti 43 Wheeling West Virginia William Adams 33 near Barnesville Belmont County and Keith Spicer 22 Dillonvale Jefferson County.
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Kennedy and Humphrey Fares in Early 1972 Picture
AP analysis notes Kennedy won political placements in Wisconsin and Massachusetts aiding a potential 1972 run. Humphrey gained little despite Rolvaag’s Minnesota primary victory. Kennedy pledged support for McCormack in Massachusetts while Humphrey eyed a future Minnesota role.
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Gether
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Harlem students await new integrated school I. S. 201
In Harlem a new integrated school atop white concrete pillars promises innovations. Fifth graders Anthony Bee and Robert Smith describe fears of winter closure, while the school aims for a 23 to 1 student ratio, compulsory typing, foreign language study, music lessons, and team teaching to let each child progress at their own pace. Robert aspires to college and a legal career, while both discuss language and typing choices.
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Raleigh judge warns against crime news restriction order
Raleigh City Court Judge Preslon Winborne says a two judge order restricting crime news sources could foster spy systems by the press. He calls the order loosely written and says it risks contempt rulings and prompts reporters to seek patsies or spies for details of crimes.
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New Hope Reservoir Funds Okayed
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 2.6 million dollar appropriation for the New Hope Reservoir on the Cape Fear River in North Carolina as part of a 4.1 billion dollar public works bill covering projects through June 30. The measure also funds Wilmington Harbor deepening to 38 and 40 feet and lists several other North Carolina projects including Fort Macon State Park reimbursement 208000 Top Sail Inlet 100000 Rollinson Channel 280000 planning for Falls Reservoir 200000 and planning for Ocracoke Island 115000. Senator Sam Ervin previously sought 4.5 million for New Hope Reservoir and 360000 for Falls Reservoir planning. Additional survey appropriations were listed for multiple rivers and inlets.
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Rusk's Son Sees Black Power As Practical But Flawed
David Rusk, 25, No. 2 Washington Urban League official and son of Secretary of State Dean Rusk, supports black power as a unifying force for change yet condemns violent rhetoric and argues whites must stay engaged. He notes urban poverty persists despite laws and suggests targeted pressure rather than riots.
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