Quiet Market On Yom Kippur Weekend Slows Trading
The stock market drifted lower with fractional changes as many traders observed Yom Kippur. The Dow stood at 884.35, down 0.07, while the Averages showed mixed, mostly soft moves across sectors. Major blocks included Motorola, Lenox, Control Data, and McDonald’s, with notable price shifts in Alcoa Ampex Polaroid and General Motors.
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David Burke
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Associated Press
Motorola
Lenox
McDonald’s
Alcoa
Ampex
Polaroid
General Motors
General Electric
American Stock Exchange
Combustion
Kenton
Potter Instruments
Syntex
Tesoro Petroleum
Bankruptcy or receivership status of foreign securities
A fragment notes a foreign issue subject to interest equalization tax and mentions bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies. The readable text is limited and lacks concrete names or dates.
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Eeriver Yr
Vsi
Okly
N.C
Associated Press
High Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ward Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Henderson Made Probe Says Man Testifies
A witness testified Col Oran Henderson flew to the My Lai area two days after the assault to question Capt Ernest Medina about civilian deaths. The meeting occurred in a potato patch with all three on their stomachs. Medina was later acquitted of all charges.
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FT. Meade
Blackledge
Carroll J. Tichenor
Medina
Henderson
My Lai
Kaneohe
Hawaii
Black
Rex Plastics Posts Strong Q3 and Nine Month Gains
Rex Plastics of Thomasville reports improved sales and earnings for the third quarter and for the nine months ended August 31. Nine month sales reached 5,264,812 up 33 percent from 1970. Net earnings were 195,832 up 95 percent. Per share earnings totaled 57 cents versus 29 cents last year after a 15 cent per share write off related to Superior Packaging. Construction began September 7 on a 16,400 square foot addition to the furniture division and orders for new equipment will lift capacity about 40 percent as demand for furniture rises.
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MGM
New York
ClevElill
CocaCol
MobilOil
Collins Rad
Coloinist
Va Monsant
Colu Gas
MorNor
Motorola
Arklgas
Comsat
Conti Corp
Cinerama
CronZell
Instrum Sys
Dan River
Corp
Dart Ind
Noamrk
Bie
Jamesway
VW Daycorp
Jetronic Ind
NoStaPw
Kaiser
Deere Co
Northrop
We Kin Ark Corp
del Minte
Nwst Airi
Lee
Delta Air
Ling Tvgt
Nort Simon
LoewsThewt
Te ‘DetEdis
NewPark Mnseeee
Okia GE
Nor Cdn
Okla Ngs
Va Nuclear Am
Olin Corp
Wokc Corp
Pacgel
Bashodaka
Eaton
PacPetri Wen
Statham Ins
Echiin Mf
el PacPwl
Syntex
Eipasong
Eltraco
Viewlex
Essexint
Penn Dix
E O's
Vikoa Inc
Ethi Cp
Penney JC
Ivln Corp
jEvans P
Westates Pt
Wilshire
iFairch Cam Wa
PepsiCo
Yates Ind
Fair Ind
Pfizer
Zim Hom
Fansteel Inc
Pheips
Tre Associated Press
Fedders
Phila E
FedDeptsir
PhilMorr
Polaroid
Pitneyb
FMC Cp
PSVEG
Ford M
FreepMin
Pullman
GAF Corp
Ralston P
Gam Sko
Raytheon
RCA
GenElec
M's Reich
ACF Ind
Reviow
Ing. R
Air Red
Arizona
Ryder
Gillette
Ea Glen Alden
Rehattics al
YeiStoan
Allied Chi
Goodyr
Stregisp
WeiSanders Asso
Alcoa
herPig
SanFeint
Rae P
Ameipw
Shell Oil
Sherw
Halliburt
Signal Co
Harris
SingerCo
Hercules
Sony Corp
Heublein
Soucale
South Co
HoernWal
Soungas
At&t
Hoff Electra
Ub Inn Pac
Am T&s
Asa Sa
AMF Inc
Holidytinn
AMP Inc
HollySug
Ampex Corp
Ibb
Homywil
St Brands
Andh Hock
lie + Housen
Yleig Kolisman
Apeco Cp
Staiical
Arch Dan
Howmet
Armco Stiae
Stauf
Ster
Impri Cp Am
Stevens
Atlas Corp Us
Avco Corp
Inger Rand
Sunil Ib
SwiftCo
IntMiner
Tampa el
Beckman
Tektronix
BeechAir
T&t
Teledyne
Bell How
Telex Co
Bendix
Tenneco
Beneti Co
Tek Corp
Texaco
Ve Jewel Co
Jonnian
Texasiast
Boeing Co
BoisCas
JonLogn
Va Textron
Borden
JonLang
Timken
Todd Ship
Transmra
Bunki Ramo
TRW Inclade
Twent Cent
Kerr McG
A Burrgas
KimbCik
UAL Inc
Cadence Ind
Kraftco
UMC Ind
Cal Finan
Lara Kresgers
Kroger
LearSieg
UN PacCp
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Uniroyal
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Lenmn
Levitz Furn
Cerro Co
Certteec
Littonind
Ave Lockheel Air
US Steel
Loews Corp
LoneStarin
UnivCpte
Lonesga
Corts Crest
Lucky Stira
Lvo Corp
Varian Assoc
Lykes
VeeiPea
Macke Co
Macy RH
WarLam
Magnvox
ValginAir
Wn Banc
I Sen Ie
Megrwh
Eee Laker
We Mead Corp
Mely Sho
WinnDx
Seaerek
Xerox
Rex Plastics
Thomasville
Superior Packaging, Inc
Drexel Executive Named VP Marketing at Furnishings Company
Alfred S. Gussin, with a background in homebuilding and furniture retail, is appointed vice president marketing of the Furnishings Company of U.S. Plywood Champion Papers Inc. He reports to Allen MacKenzie and will expand marketing systems across Drexel Enterprises and affiliated operations including Drexel Heritage, Birmingham Ornamental Iron, Meadowcraft, and Trend Industries.
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Alfred S. Gussin
U.S
Plywood
Champion Papers Inc
Gussin
Allen MacKenzie
Drexel Enterprises
Drexel
Heritage Furniture
Birmingham Ornamental Iron
Trend Industries
Sizemore Named National Sales Manager at Pearson Co
Sizemore named national sales manager of Clyde Pearson Co a division of The Lane Co effective Oct 1. He has 35 years in furniture sales. Pearson Co has completed a 78000 square foot expansion expected to house increased output.
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Frank J. Sizemore
Clyde Pearson Co
The
Lane Co., Inc
Sizemore
Pearson Co
Media Relations Chief Named SFMA Manager
Pat Whitlow of High Point is named manager of media relations for the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn. She has four years on SFMA public relations and will liaise with news media, prepare industry information for press, and boost consumer and business coverage.
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Pat Whitlow
High Point
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
SFMA
Miss Whitlow
Zeb Whitlow
N. Centennial St
High Point Central High School
High Point College
National Home Fashions League
American Oe
Telephone Stop Bank Robbery In Charlotte
Two masked men robbed a Wachovia Bank branch in Charlotte at 2:30 p.m. securing $5,372 before fleeing. A ringing telephone frightened them as they rushed the door, and the incident ended with minor extra cash left behind.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Area
Wachovis Vank
Wachovia
Scott predicts UNC board shifts to single governing system
Gov. Bob Scott says trustees of the Consolidated University of North Carolina may back a single board to govern all state supported universities. He cites negotiations with trustee leaders and hints a special meeting could be called before the October full board session to discuss restructuring.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
Consolidated University of North Carolina
UNC
Scott
Theustees
Ord
Leuavening
General Assembly
UNC Board of
ITNC
Victory Bryant
Mindszenty Leaves and Hopes for U S Hungary Ties
Washington reports indicate both sides expect improvements in relations after Cardinal Mindszenty left the Budapest embassy for Rome after 15 years in asylum. Officials cite ongoing claims talks totaling over 100 million dollars and note the Vatican Budapest matter aside from U S concerns. A Hungarian official calls it a Vatican Budapest issue, not U S policy, while a warm Budapest reception for U S Postmaster General Blount is offered as a positive signal.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Rome
United States
State Department
Mindszenty
U.S
Winton Blount
Jones Hurt In Car Crash Forces Duke Back To Sit
Duke coach Mike McGee announced star running back Steve Jones was injured in a Tuesday night car crash and will miss the Stanford game. Jones suffered a separated breast bone and may travel only as a punter if he goes. He has four touchdowns this season for the unbeaten 20th ranked Blue Devils.
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Durham
N.C
Steve Jones
Duke University
Duke
Mike McGee
Stanford University
McGee
Jones
Duke Medical Center
Blue Devils
Florida
South Carolina
Virginia
Dennis Satyshur
Embezzling Charges Stick In Durham Case
A former Carrboro postmaster James L. Perry pleaded guilty to embezzling 44189 from a post office. He waived a jury trial and faced two counts including unlawful taking between Aug 23 1968 and June of this year and concealing misuse by altering postal records.
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Durham
Carrboro
U.S. Middle District Court
James L. Perry
Eugene Gordon
Mindszenty Returns to Rome in Move Toward Church-State Talks
Cardinal Mindszenty, jailed by Hungary’s communist regime and a symbol of resistance, is recalled to Rome by Pope Paul VI. His move follows a Vatican shift toward cooperation with communist governments and longer-running negotiations over church life in Hungary.
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Vatican City
Josef Cardinal Inne
Hungary
Ora
Pius XII
Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
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