Market Ends Mixed as Dow Gathers Slight Gain
Stock prices rose modestly amid dull trading with the Dow up 3.72 to 906.83 at noon. The NYSE saw advances outnumber declines 3 to 2 as analysts cited Nixon’s wage price policy hints and rising housing starts, with McCracken predicting economic improvement.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Associated Press
New York Stock Index Readings at Noon
Market data shows standard index levels with ongoing shifts for key sectors. Industrials and utilities display changes as trading activity presses near midday.
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Attica Prison Investigations Continue After Rebellion
Lawyers for inmates met individually with clients inside Attica State Prison as authorities finished securing four meeting rooms. Gov Rockefeller blamed crossfire for hostage deaths while contests over whether nine killed hostages were shot or throat-slashed continued.
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Rockefelle
New York
Richard Marley
Fischer
Washington
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
House Select Committee On Crime
New York City
Nixon comments on Vietnam policy and political norms
President Nixon discusses U.S. aims in Vietnam including ending involvement while supporting a Saigon defense against a Communist takeover. He mentions Diem's 1963 murder, cautions on Thieu, and remarks on race and leadership without identifying a political challenger.
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N.Y
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John N. Mitchell
Massive Vietnamese Push Brings Heavy Losses in Delta
In the Mekong Delta's U Minh forest, hundreds of North Vietnamese troops attacked South Vietnamese forces, delivering the heaviest toll in 30 months. Reports cite 47 SV troops killed and 97 wounded, with 100 N Vietnamese killed and many weapons seized. Substantial fighting centered at Bien Nhi Fire Base as U.S. helicopters ferried reinforcements and air power supported operations.
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Cancer virus theories spark excitement among virologists
A stream of major reports rises as researchers like Dr. Huebner Todaro and Sanders link cancer to genetic initiators present from conception. Evidence of dual virus infection in Hodgkin's disease surfaces, while efforts to test antibodies among Albany High School class of 1954 intensify debate over viral infectiousness.
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Robert J. Huebner
George J. Todaro
National Cancer Institute
Sanders
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Magdalena Eisinger
Albany, N.Y
Elizabeth S. Priori
Leon Dmochowski
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Ono Reer Institute
Houston
Tex
Sol Spiegelman
Columbia Press Medical Center
Tae
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Stafford Named to Fill Prouty Term In Senate
Senate appointed Republican Rep. Robert T. Stafford to fill the unexpired Prouty term after his death. The move aimed to provide an extra vote against Mansfield's motion to table the draft bill. Stafford flew to Washington from Burlington on a presidential jet for the crucial vote as antiwar foes pledge a filibuster if needed.
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Gordon Allott
Colorado
House
Agnew Blasts Extremists For Violence
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew criticizes extremist rhetoric behind Attica and San Quentin violence in a New York Times column. He cites Panther threats and a prominent Black leader’s conciliatory stance as fueling anger and violence, urging caution in public discourse.
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New York Times
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Panthers
Executor Seeks Claims In Guilford County Estate
Wilbur F. Smithwick acts as executor for the estate of Leslie Eborn Smithwick of Guilford County NC and urges all claimants to present claims by March 10, 1972 or face nonrecovery. debtors are asked to make immediate payment. Public hearing notices outline zoning appeals in High Point on September 23 1971 for property at 905 Sixth Street 806 Liberty Road 1100 Stanton Street 102 E Green Drive including variances and a resumed use case.
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Sixth Street
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North Street
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Liberty Road
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Southside
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E. Green Drive
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Highee Board of Adjustment
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