Stock prices open lower on dull New York market
New York stocks opened lower with declines outnumbering advances on the NYSE. Crown Cork fell to 19, International Nickel down to 30, Royal Dutch Petroleum down to 38, and Bethlehem Steel down to 24. The Dow eased 1.97 to 889.31 on strong turnover, while the Nasdaq-like index rose slightly on the AMEX.
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Raleigh Paper Art Editor Jane Hall Dies at 59
Jane Ty son Hall art editor of the News and Observer died after a lengthy illness. She joined the paper in 1942 during WWII when women filled positions left by men. Hall won multiple awards including a Reid Foundation Fellowship and prizes for architectural and business writing. She served on the ECU board of trustees and is survived by a sister and several nieces and nephews.
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Truman Offers Advice as Democratic Leaders Visit
In Independence Missouri former President Harry S Truman 87 welcomed Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F O Brien and shared his familiar phrase Give em hell as he discussed party strategy and the value of many potential presidential candidates for the Democrats O Brien said Truman gave no preference among contenders and that the talk touched on lines and current political thought
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Nixon Hirohito meeting highlights ceremony over policy
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito met in Anchorage with heavy ceremony as officials discussed economic tensions including Nixon’s August 15 policy aimed at curbing Japanese exports. The visit featured guards, flag displays, and a fanfare from the Army Herald Trumpets.
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Management Council Conference Set for Oct 1 2
The International Management Council of High Point will hold its annual conference October 1 and 2 at the Sheraton Hotel. L. C. Butler of Burlington Industries will lead. Sessions run 6 p m to 9 30 p m October 1 with dinner and 8 30 to 10 30 a m October 2. Friday topic is Job Economics and Saturday topic is Resolving Job Conflict.
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Burlington Industries
Nixon Sees Nuclear Plant As Cheap Nonpolluting Energy
President Nixon praises a Hanford test facility for promising abundant energy that is inexpensive and nonpolluting compared with fossil fuels. He cites $200 million from the power industry to back a demonstration plant and a new generation of reactors using liquid metal fast breeder tech.
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Ministers To Meet On Irish Problems
British Prime Minister Edward Heath hosts talks at Chequers with Northern Ireland’s Brian Faulkner and Ireland’s Jack Lynch to ease Ulster violence. The crisis has left about 110 dead, with intensified IRA violence and protests over internment, while leaders caution against quick solutions. Lynch hopes for a path to peace and eventual unification.
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Churches Chart Union Talks Across Denominations
In Denver delegates from nine Protestant denominations representing 25 million members began a four day session of the Consultation on Church Union. They pursue a unified plan drafted for possible merger while stressing local church revision and a timeline of four to five years.
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Women First on Supreme Court Still Uncertain
Washington AP reports three Nixon appointees to federal courts Cornelia Kennedy Sylvia Bacon and Normalie Holloway Johnson are declining to comment on chances for a female Supreme Court seat. Nixon says judging philosophy matters, with age and readiness noted as considerations.
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Graham urges faith against future shock in Dallas crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham wrapped a 10 day Greater Southwest Crusade in Dallas with a crowd of 48400, bringing total attendance to about 456000. He warned readers of Alvin Tofflers Future Shock that a godless future risks marriage and family, asserting God remains central amid scientific change.
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