Stocks drift in narrow range amid slow trading
The Dow stood at 947.55 with little movement as declines edged gains on the New York Stock Exchange. Crowell Collier led volume while Occidental Petroleum rose fractionally and AMC Industries bought back 377 323 shares at 21.25 as investors stayed cautious awaiting tax and rate signals.
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Guerrillas Kill Israeli Soldiers on Mt Hermon Slope
Arab guerrillas killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded another in a Thursday night clash on Mt Hermon slopes near the Lebanese border. Infiltration from Lebanon was reported while Israeli troops searched the Har Dov area near Fatahland for further threats with no Arab casualties reported.
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East West talks aim to seal lend lease and trade deals
Soviet officials and Henry Kissinger plan to continue negotiations in Washington in September on a lend-lease settlement and a trade agreement. A poor grain harvest drives heavy U S wheat buys, draining Russia’s foreign exchange and possibly forcing sale of gold to pay for grain, while Moscow seeks cash and the United States sees its own need to tap Communist resources.
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South Vietnamese Marines Reclaim Quang Tri City
In a battle marked by heavy losses, South Vietnamese forces regained control of Quang Tri City from North Vietnamese occupiers. Lt. Col. De Viet said the Citadel was "completely controlled" by 5 p.m. local time as North Vietnamese troops pulled back to the west. Fighting continued near the province headquarters along the river. Two weeks after major offensives, U.S. air support was limited by Typhoon Flossie, though B52 strikes persisted nearby. Three South Vietnamese infantry battalions were reported overrun near Tien Phuoc with heavy casualties earlier in the week.
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California Official Charges Election Petition Fraud
California officials accuse massive fraud in petition drive for the farm labor measure on the November ballot. Secretary Edmund G. Brown Jr. says forged signatures and misrepresented aims tainted petitions across 58 counties. A hearing before Judge Gallagher was set for Oct. 12, with possible ballot timing changes to expedite printing.
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Barker pleads innocent on fraud charge in Watergate case
Bernard L. Barker a Watergate suspect pleaded innocent to fraud for notarizing a 25000 campaign contribution. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Trial date ordered for October 30 with Barker facing felony charges. Authorities link Barker to a possible second break in at Democratic headquarters.
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Kenneth Dahlberg
Nixon
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Maurice Stans
Retired Archbishop Dies At 85
Lord Fisher of Lambeth the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1945 to 1961 died after a stroke at 85. He had a minor stroke Thursday and was hospitalized in Sherborne Dorset. He served as primate of the Anglican Church and was later raised to the peerage.
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School Kids Still Kick About A Little Homework
A playful note on students juggling homework with after school life and a mother who keeps up with assignments year round. The piece highlights the constant academic routine shaping a family.
House Appropriations Panel Advances Large HEW Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved a sweeping Health, Education, and Welfare bill trimmed by about 936 million dollars but still about 836 million above President Nixon’s request. It would fund HEW at 26.48 billion, Labor at 2.96 billion, and smaller agencies at 151.6 million, with deep cuts in health services, mental health, NIH, and Education. The measure goes to a floor vote next week amid possible presidential veto.
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