Markets Slip as Volume Dims Amid Easter Weekend Slowdown
The Dow fell 1.73 to 962.33 as Tuesday’s rally momentum faded. NYSE composite edged down 0.05 to 83.68 while American Exchange saw a 0.14 rise. Big Board volume reached 837 million shares in two hours. Procter & Gamble and Exxon posted gains, First Chicago Corp traded actively with a 130.00 block, and hints of future gasoline earnings were noted amid a jammed trading day.
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Ambitious Political Sagas Across a Fractured Nation
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Rest Suggested For Roy Acuff
Country music star Roy Acuff should rest two months after a mild heart attack his doctor says. Acuff, 72, known as the King of Country Music, is in Miller Hospital Clinic cardiac care unit after being stricken over the weekend.
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Hijackers Seek Asylum in Libya After Release of Hostages
In Benghazi three Philippine Airlines hijackers freed 12 PAL employees and surrendered after obtaining asylum in Libya. Philippine officials disputed explosives claims. one hostage, Vice President Rafael Igoa, allegedly carried $300,000 ransom. The DC-8 departed for Rome with freed hostages aboard.
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Hughes dies after long decline in Acapulco hotel
Acapulco Mexico AP Howard Hughes weighed about 60 to 80 pounds at death described as unconscious dehydrated with bedsores. A Mexican doctor testified Hughes was near death and unlikely to live hours after discovery aboard the 20th floor penthouse. An ambulance moved him to a private plane bound for Houston where he died.
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Kissinger Warns Of Communist Spread In Western Europe
Secretary of State Kissinger told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that local Communist parties entering Western European governments could trigger a domino effect across Europe. He warned the long term cooperation within the Atlantic alliance could erode if communism gains footholds, while Ford praised Kissinger as an outstanding secretary of state. Ford noted surprise over campaign chatter about Kissinger’s status and urged restraint in comments on foreign policy.
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Carter Says President Trying To Stop Him Now
Ford rejects the term ethnic purity but says ethnic heritage is a treasure not to be destroyed by federal housing laws. He backs local autonomy in housing policy and predicts Carter will face a primary test in Pennsylvania on April 27 over the remark. Carter counters that the remark did not cost him black support, highlighting King Sr at a Georgia rally.
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Soviet Emigre's Mother To See New Grandchild
Victoria Fyodorova, now 30 and wife of an American pilot, recalls reconnecting with her mother Zoya Fyodorova after years of separation caused by Soviet officials. Moscow word allows Zoya to visit the United States for the birth of Victoria’s child, expected May 11.
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