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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1974

Page

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Stock Market Dips as Nixon Farewell Sparks Trading

New York stocks drifted lower amid Nixon’s departure and Ford's succession. The noon Dow fell 7.12 to 777.77 as gains were scarce and profit-taking hit big names like American Telephone, Eastman Kodak, and DuPont. NYSE composite slid to 42.41 while Amex volume leader Child World dropped.

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New York Stock Exchange prices list and quotes

A chaotic OCR style excerpt shows New York Stock Exchange prices with numerous tickers and figures. It lists many company names such as Alcoa, American Airlines, AT&T, Boeing, and Coca Cola among others, with columns for High Low Last and Change. The text includes scattered price data, odd punctuation, and extraneous notes from Associated Press 1974.

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Market snapshot shows mixed moves on New York stock index

Noon trading in New York sees a broad mix as numerous stocks post small gains and losses. Major indices reflect fractional declines and modest shifts across sectors while several large firms report varied performance.

Reconciliation voices on Nixon resignation and Ford presidency

Senators from both parties praised Nixon's move and welcomed Ford as a unifying leader. They urged healing, cooperation, and adherence to constitutional norms, with calls for restraint and fair treatment of the former president.

High Point Enterprise rates and service notice

The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates and mailing options including daily, Sunday, and combination plans with pricing in dollars. It notes independent delivery contractors, tax information, and advertising representation details.

High Point Enterprise High Point Enterprise, Inc Church Avenue High Point N.C Associated Press Cartier

Philadelphia Orchestra concert interrupted for Nixon resignation broadcast

In Saratoga Springs New York the lawn concert by the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center was interrupted to air President Nixon's resignation speech on the public address system. The orchestra, one of Nixon’s favorites, had played a pre inaugural concert for him.

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Ford's Stances Expose Political Philosophies

Washington AP outlines Gerald R. Ford's early political beliefs as White House contender. Key points include support for revenue sharing and national health insurance, opposition to busing and amnesty, and emphasis on inflation as a global threat. Emphasizes ties to Nixon era remarks and plans for a pragmatic, market‑driven government.

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Tearful Nixon Bids Farewell From Page One

Tearful farewell speech by Richard Nixon ends his presidency amid a nation in shock. He cited a personal abhorrence at quitting but put national interest first and announced he would resign effective noon tomorrow with Vice President Ford to be sworn in. The scene included Kissinger Schlesinger and St. Clair as Nixon departed for San Clemente.

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Ford takes helm after Nixon resigns amid national healing

President Ford begins his tenure amid calls for unity and healing as Nixon leaves office. Leaders from both parties express hope for bipartisan cooperation and an end to partisan rancor. Nixon, tearful at the White House, emphasizes personal responsibility while acknowledging mistakes. Congressional leaders anticipate a era of reconciliation under Ford.

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Thieu orders general alert amid U.S. leadership change

Saigon under a general military alert as South Vietnam faces potential Communist action after Nixon's resignation. Thieu and advisers reacted to the White House transition fearing a renewed war, while Viet Cong and U.S. statements convey ongoing fighting and continued aid from Ford's administration.

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