Mixed Stock Market Edges Up in Late Bargain Hunt
New York stocks closed near steady after a spotty bargain hunt ended a week long slide. The noon Dow Jones average rose to 760.40 while the NYSE composite slipped to 41.62. Big names like Xerox Avon American Home Merck and Sears showed mixed moves as investors weighed earnings and prospect of higher second quarter profits. Ark-LA Gas advanced on news of higher profits. Weyerhauser traded actively but fell. Imperial Oil led the Amex volume with a decline.
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New York Stock Exchange
Weyerhauser
American Stock Exchange
Xerox
Avon Products
American Home Products Ms
Merck
Arkansas-Louisiana
NYSE
Amex
Imperial Oia
Wayeenr
Wits Es
Dave BA
Ya Norton
NorSim
Winnebago
Cansont
Omar
ZaleCoro
Abe
OllsElv
Clark
CocaCo
ColgPal
CalGasi
RombEl
AirLin
PepsiCol
PhilipMo
Contretel
Pitney
Portugal
Dartind
Dayco
Questor
WA Isva
Deere
SY Bof Sa Ralstonp
DelEdis
Vor
Ready Co
Dillon Codiamsm
RogBate
Disney
Rey
Ridder P
duPonis
Rockwith
Rohcind
Royccol
EastAirLine Sis
Eaton
EliraRpl
Emere
Uva
Va Scherghle
Scoaind
Fairind
Searieg
FedOsil
Direstonel
JaVe
Va SignalCo
Singer
FMC
FdFair
Va ‘Fe Utilities
Formck
Bongs Freikinm
Ve Sperryr
Genbynam
Newyork
GeneEl
Exchange
GenMiltl
Sluwarla
Genescoine
SunQil
Tektronx
Associated Press
Alford
Airco
Iwen
Tms UK
Gilwindwt
Tha Associated Press
Brnds
Rails Ind
Lys AmCan
Hercules
Twencen
Ata
At&t
Azve
AMP Inc
Anacan
éSe
AmipezCorp
Steve Andrh
Java
ApecoCorp
Gs Aran
Mae
AshdOil
Anger
Interlake
Mt Va Varian
Intiarl
Wathova
MstekCorpeas
Bausch
Ee Bealrds
JhaManl
Va Bell Mow
Dohnsdn
Jonog
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Bengib
Ma Joyita
Blackhr
Kaiser Bluck Vass Wat Boeing
Me KanGelss
Kanplit
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Barden
Katyind
Knight N
A Brunswk
Learsieg
Fe Brewer
Burt Nortza
Levitz Furn
Cadencelad
Corr Banat
Sme Cinerama
Carr
Dixityncor
Cart Aid
Harmelg
Magvox
Ava Doily
Sundoy Ely
Medenco
N.C
Mororotaria
MiFueiSuz
MtStTel
E . Ozarkr
Jabisco
Va Permaner
Natash
Paul
High Point
Nalands
NalOlstuy
Saview Va Yun Corp
NOAPN
Mgas
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Ambiguous historic stock terms list
A compact guide enumerates old market phrases and shorthand used in American securities, including ex dividend ex rights without warrants and related terms such as ex distribution and when issued. It notes bankruptcy or reorganization contexts and foreign issue considerations like interest equalization tax.
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NASD Quotations Interdealer Prices At 11 A.M.
Quotations from the NASD reflect inter dealer prices as of about 11 a.m. These markets move through the day and do not include retail markups or commissions. Data supplied by the High Point Office of E. F. Hutton & Co, Inc.
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E. F. Hutton & Co, Inc
Nixon's impeachment debate rules debated in Congress
The text outlines proposed limits on debate and amendments for the three articles of impeachment. Democrats favor restricting amendments to striking articles or sections, while anti-impeachment Republicans prefer barring new articles and allowing amendments to the existing ones.
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Ison
Tiger Undergoes Cataract Surgery At Lincoln Park Zoo
An AP report details a 10 month old Siberian tiger at Lincoln Park Zoo undergoing cataract surgery at University of Illinois Medical Center. Surgeons Edward Cotlier and Samuel J. Vainisi performed the eye operations while Barbara Stein monitored vitals. The tiger, once nearly blind, is expected to recover with eye drops and a protective collar to prevent scratching.
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C. G. McDaniel
Chicago
Lincoln Park Zoo
University of Ilinois Medical Ceunter
Nurges
Edward Cotlier
Samuel J. Vainisi
Green Bay, Wis
Barbara Stein
Vainisi
Erich R. Mascigan
Gery
Mascigan
Congress OKs Disability Aid For Jobless
Congress approved legislation to boost benefits for the aged, blind and disabled and extend an unemployment aid program in hard hit areas. The measure lasts until April 30, 1975 and adds 13 weeks of benefits for about 100,000 people, with automatic Social Security increases triggering higher SSI payments for over 3 million recipients.
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Washington
Congress
North Carolina to reorganize juvenile detention centers
Corrections Secretary David L. Jones announced a statewide plan to coeducate centers, group by age, tighten security, and expand counseling and training. The SBS SBI probe found lax admin at Samarkand Manor but no organized prostitution. investigations extend to Richard Fountain Center, Swannanoa, and new probes in Concord, Kinston, and Hoffman.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
David L. Jones
Jones
SBS
Samarkand
Eagle Springs
SBI
Richard Fountain Center
Rocky Mount
Swannanoa
Concord
Kinston
Hoffman
Governors Push Old Style DST At Midwest Conference
Midwest governors urged a return to standard time, arguing year round DST harms children by morning darkness. Federal Energy Administrator Sawhill defended year round DST citing energy savings and warned utilities face financial strain while pursuing nuclear plants amid rising long term energy prices.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Midwest
John C. Sawhill
Arthur A. Link
North Dakota
Sawhill
U. S
FTC Questions Auto Big 3 Mileage Claims
The FTC challenged mileage claims by Ford Chrysler and GM during the energy crisis era. The agency announced administrative actions against ads by Ford and Chrysler and settlements with GM and several dealers and trade associations to curb misleading fuel economy advertising.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
J. Thomas Rosch
Commission
Bureau of ‘Consumer Affairs
FTC
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Agnew Granted Gun Ownership Despite Felony Status
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew won special permission from the Treasury Department Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms to own a firearm. The approval followed a bureau review that found no evidence he would be a menace to society, given his past as a convicted felon and his report of trespassers and threats on his property. Agnew resigned as vice president on October 10, 1973 after pleading no contest to income tax evasion.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Agnew
Bureau
Dairy bribery case links Connally to 1968 70s money flows
Nelson 56 of San Antonio pleaded guilty to charges from Watergate prosecutors and faces up to five years and a 10,000 dollar fine. He admitted authorizing more than 300,000 dollars in corporate donations by Associated Milk Producers Inc. to Democrats and Republicans in 1968 1970 and 1972 and arranging a 10,000 dollar pass through to Connally via lobbyist Bob Lilly. He named multiple campaigns supported by the co op funds including DNC 1968 Humphrey and Muskin 1972, with other contributions to Belcher Hoff and Abourezk campaigns and to Humphrey related funds. Connally was indicted for bribery and is expected to testify.
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Connally
Nelson
San Antonio
Vex
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Watergate
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Co-Op
Bob A. Lilly
Jake Jacobsen
Nixon
Jacobsen
Former Johnson aide repudiates milk memo as fabrication
James R Jones, ex Johnson appointments secretary turned Tulsa congressman, says a memo claiming he helped push milk price supports and secured a $40,000 yearly AMPS job is false. He admits fabricating the tale to help AMPS and says Johnson was not pressured over the 1968 price support decision.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
James R Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Jones
White House
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