Dow Leads Gains In Early Stock Market Rally
The New York market opened higher amid optimism from a late Tuesday reversal. The Dow Jones avg rose about 2.66 points in active trading as industrials and utilities showed small gains and several big issues traded on lighter volume, while investors weighed news from Paris peace talks and Vietnam withdrawal prospects.
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Paris
U.S
Vietnam
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Mott
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Polaroid
Great Western Financial
Whittaker Corp
Nixon cites organized crime threat and new rackets squad
President Nixon warned Americans about a totalitarian alien organization operating within a democratic system. He urged wiretap authority for the attorney general and requested 300 million dollars for fiscal 1976 to upgrade state and local enforcement to fight organized crime, noting New York City’s five major crime families and a planned federal state racketeering squad in the southern district of New York.
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New York City
Federal-Stata
New York
Licensed North Carolina reps clear exam for mutual funds
Four licensed individuals from Life Insurance Company of Virginia’s High Point district office have passed the National Association of Securities Dealers exam and are now licensed in North Carolina to sell shares of the First Fund of Virginia. The fund is a new unit of Life of Virginia.
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Joel D.morris
Fred R. Shaw
Jana Lewis Oliver Hunt
Associaig
John R. Bulljock
The
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
High Point
National Association of Security Dealers
North Carolina
First Fund of Virginia
Life of Virginia
Fraley Honored at Equitable Leaders Conference
W J Fraley senior sales consultant of High Point will be honored by the Equitable Life Assurance Society at its five day national leaders conference in New York this week.
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W.J. Fraley
High Point
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
U. S
New York
Mills pushes tax reform momentum for capital gains changes
Mills urged action while momentum and taxpayer memory linger from April 15. He signaled readiness to push beyond administration ideas, citing capital gains tax relief as central. Witnesses questioned weight given to lower gains taxes in interim tax shelter study, with Mills targeting an August House vote and an early timetable for a broad reform bill.
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Byrnes
Walker
Cohen
Treasury
Nixon
Data Processing Talk At Greensboro Dinner Meeting
The Data Management Association and the Systems and Procedures Association host a dinner meeting at the Setler Hilton Inn Greensboro Thursday. Wood, with twenty years in systems design, will present The Systems View of Data Processing.
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Setler-Hilton Inn
Greensboro
Wood
Sirhan Jury Struggles Over Kennedy Killing Verdict
Los Angeles AP reports the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan jury, after 15 weeks, has debated a first degree murder verdict for 10 days. Seven men and five women considered death or life, with no agreement yet on Sirhan's fate as deliberations resume.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Grean B. Cooper
Chief Defense Council
One Man One Vote Split Rocks Irish Unionists in Ulster
Northern Ireland Unionists approve a one man one vote principle in local council elections by a 28 to 22 caucus vote, signaling a rift and foreshadowing further battles before universal franchise. The move triggers protests and threats of resignations as sectarian tensions flare amid British pressure and local unrest in Belfast.
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London
Northern Ireland
Britain
Brian Faulkner
O'Neill
Belfast
O' Neil
Harold Wilson
Doctoral Degree Bill Advances In North Carolina
The North Carolina House Higher Education Committee approved an 8 bill by a 12 to 7 vote to allow regional universities to seek approval to establish doctoral programs. Opponents fear cost and proliferation while supporters argue the move enables planning and broader access. Rep. Ernest Messer and Rep. Ike Andrews defend the measure against centralized limits.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
House
Higher Education Committee
North Carolina
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General Assembly
Ernest Messer
D+Haywood
Ike Andrews
D-Chatham
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Soviets Wary Of U S Naval Buildup In Sea Of Japan
Washington reports from AP note Soviet concern over the intensified U S naval presence in the Sea of Japan. The State Department cites Nixon pledge to protect reconnaissance flights off North Korea, while Pentagon says 23 U S warships are now patrolling to safeguard flights including the LC121 shot down by North Korean Mig fighters. Soviet diplomats voiced disquiet in Moscow and Washington, but no formal protest was filed.
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LIT Corp
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Kaiser
Maybden
NewPark
Ain Is
Statham
Enteick
Associated Press
Perross
Panasut
al Pan Am
Interregalng
Lextre Dividmes
Evers
Arewal
PepsiCo
Hiller
Pitt
New York
Valleo
Pullman
Fc Gaanicintien
Welles
GAR Corp
Gannett
HK Aly
Ameradt
Ta Goodrich
Goode
Ta Goodvest
North Carolina
Schering Wi
Ameten
Scott Papert
Tessearse
Tate
Am Motors
AMBAC
Guanteup
Singerco
Algwrco
Tewreck
Holktyion
Roy Spartay
Homie Oh
Sid Kollman
Arm Ck Tae
Istorii
Howmet
Stevens
Airian
Texaco
Reed
Jones Law
Buddha
Joy Aig
Ramo IW
Burroughs
BY & Va
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Koppers
Unoical
Canoestra
Kraticy
Kresgess
Uniroyal
Kroger
Airlin
Ty Eesliecke
Catetrito
Lear
Wi Yseyeum Ga
el Ispch
Cessnanir
Us Steel
Chris Cratt
Chrysler
Vrelpw
Whittaker
Carl Barteh
Moscow
Barteh
Jacob Beam
Vasily Kuznetzov
Agnew Defends Safeguard System At Nixon Questions
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew argues the Safeguard ABM plan supports disarmament by enabling a strategic balance. He spoke at an ANPA dinner, saying a breakthrough or disarmament could halt construction immediately. ANPA chief Schmick criticized federal agencies as a threat to press freedom and cited recent FCC rulings. Five new board members and several reelections were announced for ANPA's Bureau of Advertising directors.
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Nixon
Vic
Spiro T. Agnew
Bureau of Advertsing
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Amew
United States
Soviet Union
Soviet’ Union
ANPA
William F. Schmick Jr
Schmick
Baltimore Sun
Association
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Bureau of Adver
Tising
Marshall Field
Field Enterprises Inc
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Daily News
Ben H. Cowdery
Omaha World-Herald
Theodore Newhouse
Newhouse Newspapers
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Boston Globe
Daniel J. Mahoney Jr
Dayton Jownal Herald and News
Robert D. Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Edwin K. Wheeler
Detroit News
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Dallas News
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Denver Post
Francia L. Dale
Cincinnati Enquirer
James F. Chambers Jr
Dallas Times Herald
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