Stock Market Mixed After Technical Rally Fades
New York AP reports a mixed stock market with the Dow down 0.68 to 857.95 at noon while gainers lead losers slightly on light NYSE volume. Inflation and high rates kept investors cautious, with American Motors the most active issue and General Motors saying it would buy back a six cylinder engine line sold years ago, trading at 49 1/4.
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High Point Enterprise Rates and masthead details
The High Point Enterprise lists its offices in High Point North Carolina with established 1884 publication and Associated Press affiliation. It provides subscription rates by mail and carrier with daily and Sunday options and notices independent contractor delivery.
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Tornado Rips Through Louisville Area Causing Widespread Damage
Reported in the wake of a fierce tornado sweeping Louisville and surrounding areas, authorities describe extensive damage across Freedom Hall and nearby properties. Dozens killed in Kentucky as rescue teams, along with the National Guard, work through blocked roads, power and water outages, and flooded streets.
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Over-The-Counter NASA Bid-Ask Quotations Note
Inter dealer prices as of 11 a.m. representative markets change through day. Prices exclude retail markup markdown or commissions. Quotations provided via the High Point office of E F Hutton Co Inc.
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Final Arguments Heard in Chapin Case
Assistant special Watergate prosecutor Richard J. Davis accused Dwight L. Chapin today of a pattern of deceit, a pattern of lies in trying to influence events connected to the White House. The remarks came as closing arguments wrapped up in the case.
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Nixon tax dispute widens as committee cites underpayments
The December reveal shows Nixon facing an estimated additional $444,022 in taxes plus interest, beyond the $78,651 he already paid for 1969–72. The IRS inquiry remains unresolved publicly while the Joint Congressional committee’s staff accuses his returns of several major adjustments. The White House says Nixon will pay if required, honoring his pledge to abide by the committee’s findings.
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Nixon Tax Report Demands Back Taxes On Home Improvements
A congressional staff report says President Nixon owes 476,431 in back taxes on improvements to his private residences. It singles out items at San Clemente and a Biscayne court, cites security-related expenditures, and notes some costs benefited both Nixon and the government. The release accompanies a broader tax package debate.
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Nixon Back Tax Finding Triggers Mixed Reactions
In random interviews, fellow taxpayers react with mixed views to President Nixon agreeing to pay more than 450000 in back taxes. Some express relief that others share the burden, while others see impeachment logic or blame political enemies and tax lawyers. Several quote sympathy, anger, or cynicism about accountability and consequences.
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