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-'rr -r-r 'ntt' a I Poo 10 JOHNSON CITY PRESS-CHRONiaE Sotutooy Morning November 29 1960 begins worst levels of year v-s-s-V rlSi'kjeyo s' of the recent plunge but he noted there was good news to inspire traders bargain hunting was noticeable the list was sitting back waiting for Roseman added Alan Shaw vice president and director of market research for Harris Upham Co brokerage said he very much there is a major bull market around te He said the list has been deeply oversold in recent weeks and stocks are in the process of a technical recovery The UPI marketwide indicator showed a gain of 056 per cent while the New York Stock Also posting good gains were Memorex up 4 5-8 Motorola 4 1-2 American Research 4 1-4 and University Computing 4 1-1 University previously announced acquisition of an LTD Aerospace subsidiary is expected to involve a profit guarantee? Prices moved ahead on American Stock Exchange lighter trading Volume amounted to 3669565 shares' versus 3811880 shares Wednesday The Amex index rose 18 cents to $2734 Of the 1053 issues traded 532 advanced and 337 declined Exchange index mirrored a rise of 26 cents in the average common share price The Dow Jones average of 30 blue chip industrials picked up 178 to 81230 DJ rails and utilities also strengthened Of the 1558 Issues crossing Hie' tape 820 -advanced 500 declined There were six new highs set and 73 new lows Turnover receded to 8550000 shares compared to 8550000 shares Wednesday and the lightest since 8320000 shares changed hands on Sept 8 IBM and Natomas the stron-gst performers jumped 7 and 5 5-8 respectively NEW YORK The stock market came back Friday although many traders and investors stayed home Turnover slowed to its slowest pace in over two months apparently because many Wall Streeters decided to extend their Thanksgiving Holiday to four days Analysts said the market was in the process of recovering from a better than two-week slide which sent market averages tumbling to around the wordT levels of the year Herman Roseman of Argus Research Corp an Investment advisory service said people still are getting over the shock Vs gvr "1 (Continued from page 1 col 3) anticipating filing more on the basis of But Latimer did not explain what action he might take Calley 26 was a platoon commander in Company 1st Battalion 11th- Infantry Brigade in Vietnam He now is assigned to Ft Benning where he is an aide to Col Talton Long deputy post commander Calley is not under confinement and is restricted only by orders not to leave the Columbus Ca area without permission No date for court-martial has been set Twenty-six men are under investigation in the My Lai case 15 of them now civilians Pentagon ofifcials have said they may invoke two obscure sections of -the military justice code to try two civilians One of the sections deals with war crimes and the other was intended to preserve common law by permitting mpauy commissions to sit in criminal cases (Prosecution of the nine soldiers still on active duty would pose no legal problem However the Supreme Court in 1955 rejected military court-martial for former servicemen freeing a discharged Air Force sergeant who had been arrested by military authorities and flown to Korea to face a murder charge after he had gone back to civilian life Raids (Continued from page 1 col 8) following investigation were Police Chief Tom Helton Inspector Garland Musick Det dpt Tom Tipton Det Fred Phillips TBI Agents Keesling Kingsport Lt Wendell Snapp Sgtr Edward Friesland and Officer Wayne Adkins In another raid on Rich Acres Road Det Lt Louis Auer Det Charles Miller TBI Agents Bill Chapman Elizabethton James Waldrop Greeneville and Police Capt George Adams condiscated an unlabeled bottle containing 25 pills The officers also charged a ninth person Tansie Giddion Rt 8 with unlawful possession of drugs in connection with the unlabeled pills Earlier at 619 Walnut Street city officers and TBI Agents conducted the third laid at a lace called lowever a search revealed no evidence of drugs EARTHRISE This unusual photograph shows the Earthrise from the Moon as taken by the Apollo 12 crew while circling the Moon The lunar surface is on the back side never seen from the Earth The crescent is caused -by only a small part of the Earth being in sunlight at the time the photo was made NASA released the picture yesterday (UP! Telephoto) NEW YORK Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange Sales(Ms) High Low Close Chg Area news 4 76 76 76 1 61 311 3014 31V4 1 14 26' 261 212 151 15 1 14 1 26 257 25' 257 7 85 40 397 Vi 208 37' 361 37' 7 66 511 51 51 1 33 391 39' 39V-1 15 2614 26' 26' -198 20'4 19's 20'i 1 53 17' 17 55 29'4 28' 49 231 23' 231 9 26' 2514 26 7 268 2614 251 Vi 23 36 351 22 301 30' 3fi 16 511 511 1 252 22' 211 22' 1 242 1711 166V 171 4i 95 107 105' 107 3' 13 30' 30' 301 65 21' 2014 21' Vi 87 1131 11214 113' 4 18' 1814 1814 186 48H 48' 7 226 3814 38' 1 156 137' 1311 137 4' 11 29 281 28H 1 7 22 211 22 7 110 377 39' 114 8 30' 30 30 14 78 18' 17' 18 35 2614 26V4 26' 1 76 76 76 577 3W 30 348 207 20' 2014 4 251 25 25V4 26 75' 74' 75' 7 37 301 2914 301 74 323 331 32V 1 24 22 22' 238 417 40 40 149 99'4 99' Vi 66 63 6214 63 14 4 4314 Vi 33 111 10' 111 1 166 4314 42' 43' 111 J202O14 20 201 1 35 14614 14514 146V 9 34' 34' 34'A 29 41 40' 48 2914 29' 29141V 39 321 311 317 14 X90 121 12' 121 4 31' 3114 31' 81 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80a JonLogn 80 Jones 135 Jostens I 60 JoyMfg 140 Elizabethton (Continued from page 1 col 3) of water from the Watauga River They know sewage was in the river when they tapped the water he said Now just going to have to drink it until we can do something about It he concluded Mayor Cornett replied know whether that strted the fuss or not but if I had to drink it I sure would be raising a racket The councilmen agreed the city would move with all haste to correct the situation They will continue with the opening of bids the early part of December to construct new sewer lines hoping to make sufficient adjustments at the disposal plants to get the State Health approval James Clear city engineer and assistant city manager was named acting city manager until the vacancy created by the resignation of city Manager Kenneth Devero is filled The city will -participate in the regional law enforcement planning-program of the-First-Tennessee Virginia Development District The city authorized provided by the federal government and $95 to the district A committee appointed to relieve parking problems with additional parking meters Boyle Constable suspended from duties (P-C Elizabethton Bureau) ELIZABETHTON Leonard Taylor constable from the 12th district has been suspended from performing the duties of his office County Judge Don Lewis served notice yesterday on Taylor that his bondsmen had withdrawn from his bond Under the statute constable must have a bond Unless an additional bond is completed and filed with the county by the second Monday in January county' court is required to declare the office vacant At the same time Atty Gen Lewis office is preparing papers to have Taylor ousted from office Sheriff 1914 187 15 1414 14' 74 714 71 714 74 214 2014 21' 451 4414 4514 74 81 S'- 8' 40 19 181 18 16 21V 21V 45 38 371 384 10 50V 49' 50 34 18' 1SH 181 68 58V 56' 58V2 64 371 3614 37 Vi 975 14VA 4 160 28 2714 271-' 7 75' 75 75 166 311 3014 291 79' 76' 79V2' 77 25' 25' 25' 56 28ftS 28 45 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Cp 1 WinnDx 462 Woolwh 120 XeroxCp 60 ZaleCorp 64 Zayre Corp ZenlthR 140 In some areas Alsacom- Oscar Dykes told the county judge yesterday Taylor has had offenses against him in Carter and Wash- mittee was appointed to prei 48 33Vi PenCn lSOh Penney JC PennDix 60 PennPL 160 PeopGs 196 PepsiCo 1 Pfizer 160a 36 33' 327 33' 237 '52' 52V 230 19' 19' 204 381 36V 38H2 84 24 23 24 7 139 187 18' 18' Mutual funds bid specifications for a jflqv automobile Another was appointed to study the need of water and sewer easements In connection with the installa-- tion of new water lines Former state senator Herman Robinson was appointed as offi-' cial emissary of the city in connection with an effort to have established a state community college in the upstate area He is to contract other governmen-: tal bodies and Chamber of Commerce groups to join in the Fid Fnd 1 735 1896 Fid Trnd 2622 2866 FINANCIAL PROGRAMS: New York (UPI) Is a list of bid and asked prices on Mutual Funds as quoted by the NASD Inc FRIDAY Bid Ask 666 721 640 76i 844 924 1023 1112 909 996 972 987 -764 135 Dyn Ind Inc Vent 1st Va 1st In 1st In Fst Multi Fst Nat 240 262 754 824 748 109 1049 1049 091 099 1211 1323 321 38 Aberdn Adv Fd Affll Fd AF lure All Am Alhpa Amcap I Am Bus Draft ington County courts Hearing set for Watauga highway (P-C Neshvillo Buruu) i NASHVILLE The State Highway Department has set a public hearing Janr 6 on 48 miles of proposed highway construction from Watauga to US19E -The hearing will be at Carter County Courthouse in Elizabethton on the corridor location The proposed road will go from Watauga to the Biltmore section The Highway Department said it has no schedule on acquisition of rights of way or construction Late records approved (P-C Elizabethton Bureau) ELIZABETHTpN The office and records of the late Ray Mathes circuit court clerk were found to be in good condition with cash receipts and disbursements properly ac-counted for There was a combined balance of excess fees in the amount of $1211560 to be transferred to the general county fund This was the report of Wesley Taylor a certified public accountant Mathes -died June 7 He had assumed the duties of the office Sept 1 1954 The excess fees had accumulated over a period of years Appalachian Garment workers reject union (P-C Erwin Bureau) -v ERWIN Employes of Appalachian Garments Co have rejected union representation By a vote of 55 to 30 employes rejected the Oil and Chemical Workers of America as their representative (Continued from page 1 col 4) prior to the close of a hotly contested political fight within the said tbeetatement of spokesman UMW is considering requesting the courts to disqualify the Labor Department from any authority it mayrhave over conduct if the election on the basis that the Labor Department by action has placed itself in an adversary position in behalf of one group of candidates for union he added Labor Department has substantiated what been saying for a long time about Tony said Yablonski regime as UMW president has been marked by financial mismanagement of staggering he added Boyle's administration the UMW has followed the practice pf millions of dollars to UMW districts The Labor Department has not examined the use of these funds If the department desires to conduct a full and thorough investigation I urge it to examine the books of the UMW Yablonski said Asked about the timing of the Mine Workers report a Labor Department official said there would have been criticism from one side or the other in the election fight whether it withheld or released the information Beats (Continued from page 1 col 7) juries when he was hit by a motorcycle Thursday r- Marie Barnes 18 Telford was treated and dismissed at Memorial Hospital yesterday for injuries received in a car accident at the intersection of Unaka and Boone Mary Garland 21 Telford was treated and dismissed for abrasions to the forehead she received in the same accident Tonia Trivette 614 Maple St told police 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FordMt 240 For Mck 80 FreeptS 160 Fruehuf 170 GAC Cp IV GAF CO 40 GamSk 130 Gannett 43 GnAOII 600 Gen Dyn Ig Gn Elec 260 GnFood 260 Gen HostCp Gen Instr 2k GenMIlls 88 GnMot 340a OPubU 160 GenSteel 80 Gan Tel 152 Gen Tlra Genasc 160 Ga Pac 809 GettyOl J8b Gillette 140 Glen Alden Global Mar Goodrh 172 GoodyrT 85 Grace l1 Grand 80 GrantW 140 130 OrtNPa 160 GtNorRwy 3 09 West pin Apollo 12 i '(Continued from page 1 col 7) end after one year A new drawing will be held late in 1970 only for men turning 19 in 1971 but men whose determents expire after 1970 still will be vulnerable to call in their original order Thus if March 21 became the first date for 3971 the men who were born on Sept 19 but deferred in 1970 would remain at the top of the order of call list and be eligible for draft if their deferments expired The stage props for the first "'drawing are similar to the draft lotteries of both World Wars I and The bowl being used this year a transparent receptacle about 30 inches high and 38 inches wide looks much like the from which 10000 numbers each were drawn in 1917 and again in 1940 1911 and 1942 In those years each draft board gave each registrant a number and the order of call was determined by when it was drawn In 1942 the Srocess went on from noon on larch 17 until the next morning The previous drawings were etarted with high government officials drawing the first numbers This time the Youth Board representatives aged 17 to 26 will file past the bowl on Fnd Hedge Herig Hubshn ISI Gr ISI Inc Impact Imp Cap Imp Gr Inc Bost 916 916 1244 1363 295 322 1574 1640 697 742 549 600 446 487 928 1014 962 10 46 766 133 X694 761 NEW YORK Selected stocks on the Amerlcen Stock Exchange 157 1 7 PRICE ROWE Gwth 2615 2615 Nw Era 988 9 81 Nw Hor 2902 2902 -Pro Fd I Provldt 469 513 Puritan 996 1089 PUTNAM FUNDS) Equity 10431180 Geo X1432 1565 Gwth 1037 1133 Inc 798 172 Inv 770 842 Vista 1055 1153 Vovg 8 63 943 Rep Tech 509 556 Revere 1324 1447 Rose 759 829 Salem 671 733 Schustr 16 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Orchestra to record an album of religious songs Anderson was minister of music at Central Baptist Church here for more than seven years The album Is Tell the and was made by Anderson in London England with the orchestra Anderson will be at Ball Brothers all day today to autograph the new album He lft here earlier this year to enter the evangelistio music ministry Techniv Tech Fd Tmpltn Tower ransm Trav Eq 1674 7 14 36' 9'- 110 114 177 1674 'l 97 91 9' 5 47 31 107 42 Cust K2 Cust SI Cust S2 Cust S3 Cust S4 Polaris Knlkr Knk Gth Lex Gth Lex Inc Lex Res Llbrty Lite Gr Life Ins Ling Fd LOOMIS SAYLESt Can Int Cap Dv Mut Manhtn Mass Fd Mss Gr X1262 13 79 Mss Tr X1556 1701 Mates 635 635 Mather 1250 1250 McDon 913 1006 Mid Am Mdys Cp 14631599 Mdys Fd 13731556 Morgan 1026 1UI MORTON FOS: Grwth 1011 1103 Inc 397 435 A Ins 1 143 9 24 MIF Fd 141 909 MIP Gth 579 6 26 554 605 1624 1990 1017 1110 782 0 54 536 5 83 439 4 81 707 775 12141330 960 1071 965 1055 15 4 1720 633 692 556 607 764 135 569 622 Ruby Massengill 16 Rt 1 Watauga was treated last night at Carter County Memorial Hospital for abrasions she suffered in an automobile accident on Elk Avenue in Elizabethton Elizabeth Banks 33 Rt- 1 was treated at Carter County Memorial Hospital for head injuries received in an automobile accident at the intersection of the Siam and Blue Springs roads yesterday Roy Morelock-19 1117 Dorothy St Kingsport was treated last night at Holston Valley Community Hospital for lacerations received in a fight according to hospital authorities Paul Knox Taylor Rt 2 Fall Branch was treated last night at Holston Valley Community Hospital for injuries suffered in an automobile accident at the Oak Hill Cemetery 741 115 2453 2631 498 763 1'o'i9 iVii Tudor I 1614 1143 20th CO 456 493 20th Cl 467 510 Unified 1044 1141 Unlfund 945 1033 UNITED FUNDS: Accu 763 8 69 Incom 1452 14 57 Sclen 611 194 UnF Clt VALUE LINE FDS: Vel Lne IM 180 Val lne 528 579 Val Spc 777 152 Vance 125 902 Vndrblt 808 I 83 Vanprd 566 419 Varied In 496 5 39 Viking Gr 708 770 Walls In 1185 129J Wash Mut Well Fd and hand it to the first of a series 'of Selective Service officials who will read it aloud and then post the date or letter on charts The Youth Boards were established earlier this year In the 50 state headquarters and In six other Selective Service offices in New York City the District of Columbia Puerto Rico Guam the Virgin Islands end the Canal Zone They were set up to advise the draft boards on policy but have no authority of their own i South California's Sal ton Sea formed when the freshwater Colorado overflowed from 1905 to 1907 is already more briny than the oceans Agricultural waste waters carry more than 10000 tons of salt Into It every day Some were completely coated with glass some were not he said One interesting specimen was broken stone stuck together with glass One of the biggest surprises he said was the lack of a type of rock called a conglomerate type rock formed when a meteor smashing onto the 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