Wall Street Stocks Slide Amid Growth Fears
Dow industrials fell 5.04 to 950.33 as the market extended losses on worries over rapid economic expansion. The NYSE index slid to 59.02 with breadth negative. American and Nasdaq-like issues showed declines. Trans World Airlines led the downmove with a 2.14 drop, while Exxon rose 1.14 on strong first quarter profit.
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Continental
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Daily High Point Enterprise reader notice
The High Point Enterprise announces publication details and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Includes mailing options, pricing, and notes on postal processing and distribution terminology.
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NASD OTC Bid-Asked Quotations From High Point Office
The NASD over the counter bid and asked quotations reflect representative inter-dealer prices around 11 a.m. Markets fluctuate through the day and retail markups or commissions are not included. Quotations come via E. F. Hutton Co Inc High Point office.
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E. F. Hutton Co. Inc
Clear glass ware gains ground in fall tableware
Glass will make big news in tableware this fall as accessories serving pieces and dinnerware. It won't be colored glass but clear ware. Customers prefer nature’s simple, clean glass items.
Sioux vow to rebuild roadblock at Wounded Knee
Sioux tribal president Richard Wilson vows to restore the roadblock at Wounded Knee after eight displaced residents were arrested for blocking access. Deputy Atty Gen. Richard Hellstein said the roadblock no longer exists as federal officers and CRS personnel were impeded and eight people were charged with assaulting officers and taken to Rapid City.
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Wayne Colburn
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Community Relations Service
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Forest Fire Danger Is High Across North Carolina
The North Carolina Forest Service warns of imminent wildfire danger despite winter rains. A spokesman cites warm gusty winds in the last ten days that have dried eastern forests to kindling point with only small, scattered fires reported so far.
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Nixon scandal details surface from McCord testimony
The transcript shows H R Hunt and McCord discussing jail time and family support while they are jailed. McCord mentions a $3,000 monthly, a $13,000 payment, and money from Mrs Hunt to stay silent. Parkinson and O'Brien deny involvement. Mrs Hunt dies in a December air crash with $10,000 for motel investment.
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Year's Bill For Food Hops $49
Washington AP reports the cost of feeding a typical Sead recipient rose to 1458 dollars in March up from 1409 in February. The gain reflects a 6.8 percent rise in prices farmers receive, triggering higher food costs for the year.
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Kissinger slams Hanoi for breaking ceasefire pact
In New York Kissinger accuses North Vietnam of violating key ceasefire terms including troop withdrawals from Cambodia and Laos and supplies into South Vietnam. He questions the value of signing such an agreement if it is ignored and cites Watergate as shaping foreign policy.
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Minesweeper burns sinks crew saved by freighter Spraynes
The Scottish freighter Spraynes rescued all 65 crewmen of the Navy minesweeper Force after it burned and sank in the Philippine Sea. The 750-ton ship was towed to safety by the Dutch tanker Sepia and the Spraynes plucked crew from lifeboats 820 miles west of Guam. No immediate medical needs were reported. Cmdr Lloyd Bucher leads the Mine Flotilla 1 task force off North Vietnam as operations continue.
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Associated Press
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Philippine Sea
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Mariana Islands
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Pueblo
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Laos War Hero or Coward Debate Sparks Reflections
A veteran discusses the Laos conflict, noting divisions among Americans who labeled soldiers heroes or cowards. He recalls March 1968 when he was shot down, describes a personal code against actions that would embarrass country or family, and admits Communist coercion forced him to contradict his beliefs after torture.
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Record Marijuana Haul Reaches Four Thousand Pounds
Four thousand pounds of marijuana, the largest seizure in South Carolina history, were confiscated in Beaufort County by SLED and U S Customs agents with Beaufort County deputies. Several people were arrested and one person injured by a gunshot during arrest. The drugs were found in two camperlike vehicles departing Beaufort on U S 17. No source was disclosed. The Sea Island area has seen prior boat landings of marijuana.
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Beaufort County
State Law Enforcement Division
SLED
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Auto Parts Rollback Ordered in North Carolina
The Internal Revenue Service ordered price rollbacks totaling 322,466 on auto parts and accessories sold by 427 dealers in North Carolina. The action targets Ford and General Motors outlets checked as of April 17 for Phase II price hike compliance. Additional rollbacks are possible. on hand stock must be sold before raising prices, and refunds are not provided.
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Chain Editor To Testify At Pentagon Papers Trial
Retired Lt. Gen. Victor Krulak, now director of editorial and news policy for Copley Newspapers, testifies in Los Angeles as a government witness. He rebuts Rep. Paul McCloskey’s claim that a Da Nang landing volume was of no value to the enemy when Ellsberg and Russo copied it in 1969.
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