Yearend rally drives stock market to record highs
The Business Mirror notes a possible yearend rally defined by Oct to Jan or the four weeks from late December to early January. Since 1949, the final quarter has advanced in most years, aided by institutional portfolio shifts and pension fund inflows. Narrowest view pins rally to post Christmas through New Year.
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Hebron feud rekindled by torn prayer book incident
In Hebron, Jews and Muslims clash over Abraham's tomb cave. A prayer book was torn and burned this week, prompting calls for a crackdown on Muslim desecration claims. Mayor Ali Jaabari denied Muslim involvement as police probe continued. The dispute centers on a cave housing Abraham, Sarah, Isaac and Ishmael, with a mosque built above it during Ottoman rule. After 1967 war, Jews moved into Hebron and tensions rose.
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Bach program replaces religious shows on CBS TV
CBS TV presents a one hour Bach music special featuring Rosalyn Tureck from her Pound Ridge home with Robert Starer and Kenneth Bishel. Tureck discusses Bach’s mind and life, plays on piano clavichord and harpsichord, and showcases different sounds while noting Bach raised 20 children amid work.
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Jacqueline Onassis Nudist Photos In Italian Magazine
ROME AP Jacqueline Onassis appears in nude color photos published by Playmen, a 10 page spread titled Jacqueline, the former first lady of America: A tranquil nudist on the beach on the island of Skorpios. In Bolivia a 24 hour textile workers strike triggers a state of siege, with tanks and police deploying to barred factories in La Paz, swelling sympathy walkouts among bank and retail workers and halting much of commerce.
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Santa Claus fears heights on Miami blimp outing
Miami officer Daniel Cabrera, 24, plays Santa at a Goodyear blimp Christmas party on MacArthur Causeway, admits fear of heights before greeting 1,500 children. He then travels to Sunland Training Center for another 800 kids, transported by helicopter amid a flurry of photo speculation.
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Billy Not God's Dr. Kissinger
Billy Graham says he is not God's Dr. Kissinger but outlines a four point plan to ease U.S. India ties. He hopes his India trip demonstrates goodwill and that American aid has supported India since the war. He met with Nagaland crusade and would not reveal a message for Indira Gandhi.
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Meany Condition Stable After Chest Pain Hospitalized
George Meany AFL-CIO president rests comfortably at Phelps Memorial Hospital in Tarrytown after Thanksgiving chest pains. Earlier reports said he was in good condition with no definite cardiac evidence while visiting Briarcliff Manor for Thanksgiving.
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4-H Youths In Conference Opens in Chicago
About 1 600 youths gathered in Chicago for the 51st National 4-H Congress as 270 scholarships totaling 188000 dollars were announced. Delegates from roughly five million 4-H and Cooperative Extension youths compete for state sectional or national honors. Earl Butz, agriculture secretary, will keynote Sunday, opening the congress under the theme A New Day A New Way.
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Earl Butz
January 1973 Plentiful Foods list highlights oranges
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department lists plentiful foods for January. Fresh oranges, frozen and canned orange juice, cranberry sauce, rice, dry beans, and broilers show abundant supply with attractive prices. Production outlooks cover oranges, cranberries, rice, beans, and poultry amid varied national trends.
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School Runs Own Court in Largo Elementary
In Bouder Elementary School Largo Florida a classroom court run by teacher Tom Hackenberry acts as judges prosecutors and police with pupils aged 6 to 8 handling offenses from dress lifting to talking in class. Arrest warrants, punishments like missing recess and art, and a mock Largo Municipal Court visit illustrate a legal educa tion program that curbs misbehavior and teaches respect for the law.
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