Market slides as profit taking hits Dow indexes
The Dow Jones industrials fell 5.57 to 906.61 at noon amid a fourth straight session of selling. Traders cited rising interest rates and economic slowdown fears as factors draining money from stocks into bonds. The NYSE and Amex mixed, with Northwest Airlines sinking and Uniroyal and SC down modestly.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Northwest Airlines
American Stock Exchange
Uniroyal
International Paper
Aetna Life
AMF
Standard Oil of
California
Amex
Javelin
Bowmar Instrument
TWA
NYSE East Air Ln EasKd 1.08a Eaton 1.80 Echlin .34
A dense cryptic listing shows stock tickers with prices and percent changes across numerous companies. Trading details for Eaton Echlin Exxon Finstar FMC Ford and others appear in a compact ledger style record.
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East Air Ln EasKd
Eaton
Echlin
Eipasong
EltraCp
EmerEl
Esmark
Essexint
EthyiCp
Exxon
Fairch Cam Fairind
Fanstel
FiltrolCp
Firstone
Pennzon
Ooaiye
Arrar
Stock Quotes From American Exchanges Read Through Noon
A lengthy list of noon price quotes from the American Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange appears. The table preserves bid, last, high and low figures for numerous stocks and bonds with a dense array of symbols and percentages.
Over-The-Counter Bid-Asked Quotes From NASD Inter-Dealer Markets
Inter-dealer prices as of about 11 a.m. show NASD quotations across many issuers. The data lists bid and ask values with percentages indicating relative changes, noting that prices exclude retail markup and commissions.
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Wee Sonres
E. F. Hutton Co. Inc
SonPac
Searle G . Searr
Shell Oil
Singer
Sri Oa Aeas Agate
Scareg
Socale
Vw SoaRy
ASK Sperryr
Squibb
Amheuser-Busch
Seeind
Carolina Caribbean
Stevens
Chatham Mfg
Daniel Intl
Tektras
Diamondhead Corp
Eledtyn . B
Io Fair Co Ie Eatialeae
Tenaco
Texaco
J. B. Ivey Lle
Tenasgit
Ncnb Corp. K
Textron
Northwestern
Thriftyd
Phillips Foscue
Piedmont Avia
Transw Air
N.C
Piedmont Reit
Rex Plastics
Sis Royal Scots
Inns
West Knitting
New York Stock Exchange Index Report
At noon the Market Index Industrial and Utility sectors showed mixed movement on the NYSE. Utility Finance traded at 80.23 with a 0.30 point decline, signaling slight pressure in the sector.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Airco
Arizona
AlcanAlu
al Formck
siCo
Alcoa
Ernkin M
Ve philaEl
Am Airlin
G — PhilMor
YalGam Sk
Pitneyb
Am Can
YalGannett
Val Polaroid
Val GoenMills
Evolan
Pugspl
Asmstr
GenTire
Pullman
AmStand
Genesc
Puritish
At&t
GaPac
Quaksto
Amt&t
Gerber
Puestor
Gellyo V
Gillette
Ralstosh
Gete Ampex Corp
Ye Global Mar
Ren
Anacon
Goodrich
Rapd Se
Andrh
Goodyr
ApecoCo
VelViReady Co
ArchCan
RdgBate
Armcos
ValGrt AtlPac
lReichCh
ArmstCk
GtWaFin
Yel Repsti
Ve AshdOil
YelGrenGiant
YelRevion
Asddrg
Greyhd
Reyind
Ve Atl Richil
Grumman
VelReynMet
Atlas Corp
GuitOl
Girwind
Royccla
Babckw
Rovid
Malburt
RydrSys
A - Balge
Parris
Sog
Safewy
Heclam
Streem
Beech A
Heublein
Bendix
Sandrs Asso
BentiCp
Benguet
San Felnt
Bosing
Boise
Honywil
Se Borden
Howmet
Runswk
BucyEr
Valicealaas
IBM
T&t
Iowa
Jick Corp
JhnMan
Jostens
JoyMig
KalsAlm
New York Stock Exchange Index
Utility
High Point Enterprise details publication and subscription rates
The High Point Enterprise outlines its publishing status as an independent newspaper established in 1884 and headquartered in High Point North Carolina. It lists daily and Sunday subscription prices, Sunday only options, and carrier delivery rates with details on advance payments and tax policies.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Man wins dish-washing contest among 37 ladies
Otto Christiansen, 55, dominated a Copenhagen dish-washing contest as the sole male participant among 38 entrants. He quipped about past wives and plans to enter a cooking contest next year, signaling ongoing competition and bachelor life.
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LIB
Copenhagen
Denmark
WNS
Otto Christiansen
Dedicated American Ervin Praises Inouye On Senate Stage
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr pays tribute to Sen. Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii calling him one of the most dedicated Americans. The remark followed controversy after H R Haldeman's lawyer called Inouye "that little Jap" amid Watergate testimony. Inouye, a WWII veteran, lost an arm and earned the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Ervin
Sen
Inouye
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John J. Wilson
Timony
Wilson
John D. Ehrlichman
Ouye
North Carolina
McGovern War Chest Grows Ahead of 1974 Race in SD
Sen. George McGovern reports a strong fundraising position for 1974 with receipts of 441 517 and expenditures of 397 482. He notes he expects to be outspent by Republican challenger Al Schock while keeping 321 711 available in cash and savings. Schock lists 2 250 in receipts and 487 in expenditures. The record notes a historical high campaign spend in SD.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Secretary of the
Senate
al Schock
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Nomination of Colby Confirmed to Head CIA
The Senate approved President Nixon’s pick William E. Colby a career intelligence officer to lead the CIA Colby has served as deputy director for operations since March and will succeed James R Schlesinger who left to become Defense Secretary The 83 13 vote followed calls for closer congressional oversight including a permanent Senate committee and a temporary study of U S intelligence activities Colby praised as dedicated and capable by Sen Stuart Symington with prior assignments in Laos and Vietnam
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
William E. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Colby
Spy Agency
James R. Schlesinger
Secretary of Defense
William Proxmire
Dwis
CIA
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
U.S
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Laos
South Vietnam
Dr. L. Nelson Bell Dies Noted Presbyterian Leader
Dr. L Nelson Bell former moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U S and Billy Graham’s father in law died in his sleep at his home in Montreal North Carolina Bell had resigned in 1971 as director and associate editor of the Presbyterian Journal amid denomination splits He was a conservative voice urging calm and reconciliation within the church noting that differences should be in love.
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Atlanta, Ga
L. Nelson Bell
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Billy Graham
Montreal
N.C
Bell
Presbyterian Journal
Asheville
Helms Denies CIA Involvement in Watergate
Former CIA director Helms testifies that CIA had no involvement in the Watergate break in while acknowledging a $100 a month payment to a held suspect. He describes pressure from Haldeman and Ehrlichman to aid the White House and clarifies agency limits on internal security and profiling requests.
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CIA
Helms
Fred Thompson
Eugenio Martinez
Florida
Martinez
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
H. R.haldeman
John D. Ehriichpane
Vernon A. Walters
FBI
L Patrick Gray III
Mexico
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Thompson
Watergate
James W. McCord Jr
E Howard Hunt
Bernard L. Barker
Frank Sturgis
Gray
U.S
Iran
Howard Hunt
Daniel Ellsberg
Hunt
David Young
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Young
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fielding
Democratic
Robert Cushman
Senate
H. R. Haldeman
Calif
G. Gordon Liddy
Elisberg
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security
Osborne
Dr. Kissinger
Graham Day rally sparks Secret Service debate in Charlotte
A Charlotte rally for Billy Graham raised disputes over Secret Service actions. Officials said planners expected disruption by long haired youths and hippie dress, leading to evictions. Police claimed they protected the President and violated no civil liberties.
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Graham
Secret Service
London
John R. Grimes
Charlotte
McMillan
Coliseum
Grimes
Washington
Charles H. Crutchfield
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Goodman
Goodman
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Weyerks
WhelFry
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MeadCp
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Va Mtstat
Dixilyn Cor
Crown Cork
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Electso
Essex Chem
Dartind
Frontier Air
Dayco
NatFuel
GiantYel
Deere
Husky Oil
DeltaAir
Dennys
Nt Steel
DetEdis
Instrum Sys
InDiv A
Natomas
ITI Corp
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Disneyw
Jetronic Ind
Kin Ark
Marshal Ind
Northrop
Medenco
NwstAirl
NwtEnc
Milgo Elect
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Newldria M
NorSim
Newpark
Occid Pet
NorCon Oils
Val Okc Cp
Ozark Airlin
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PacPw
Valspar
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PanAm Air
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VLN Corp
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