Bank rate hikes drag Dow lower amid quiet trading
New York stocks fell as banks raised prime lending rates from 7 to 8 3 percent, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average down 3.28 to 814.46 at noon. Declines outpaced advances on the NYSE as traders awaited the Agriculture Department grain estimates. Polaroid led losses on the Big Board trading at 32 percent, while the American Stock Exchange index slipped 0.34 to 35.52.
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New York Stocks End Mixed Amid Broad Market Slugfest
In New York trading, the stock exchange shows varied results across sectors as major industrials such as Chrysler and General Electric hover near prior levels. Investors monitor price moves in firms including Exxon, IBM, and Coca Cola while market breadth remains uneven and volume light.
Spate of race killings roil South Carolina
The state faces a summer marked by killings of blacks by white officers, protests, and legal action. An Orangeburg jury acquitted deputy Clark Ryder in Emmanuel Fogle's death. A Greenwood coroner's inquest urged grand jury action in J R Stephenson's case. Lt Larry Barnhill faces murder trial for Thomas Earl Miller's death in May. Berkeley coroner clears Gordon Paul in Tom Key's slaying. likely to stand trial soon. NAACP protests include marches, boycotts, and 3,000 Greenwood march planned next Saturday. Memorial service for Key in Moncks Corner planned near Highway Patrol HQ. Organizers demand prosecutions and accountability for all involved.
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The High Point Enterprise Establishment Notice and Rates
An 1884 established independent paper in High Point North Carolina outlines association with the AP and subscription terms. It notes Home delivery via carriers and distributors as independent contractors and states the Enterprise is not responsible for advance payments to them.
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Kissinger Forecasts Turmoil Without Sea Pact
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned in Montreal that a failure to reach a law of the sea treaty will unleash unrestrained military conflict and fierce commercial rivalry as nations vie for maritime dominance. The AP report frames his assessment of global tensions without an agreed framework.
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Portuguese Marines Drive Back Catholics in Braga
Portuguese Marines armed with automatic weapons clubs and tear gas drove back a Catholic mob at the Communist party headquarters in Braga. More than 30 injured as up to 500 demonstrators attacked the building, with firefights and debris filling the streets while armored cars and reinforcements cleared the area.
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Kidnapping Report Involving Samuel Bronfman II
Washington AP report says FBI investigates a possible kidnapping of Samuel Bronfman II, son of Edgar Bronfman Sr. and heir to Distillers Corp Seagrams Ltd. He allegedly called his father at 2 am August 9 claiming abduction by three unknown men, no ransom yet. Local police had no knowledge of the incident.
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Orton A. Boren Dies at 76 Co Founder of Large Brick Firm
Orton A. Boren, co founder of Boren Clay Products Co later a top brick producer, dies at 76 in Greensboro. He led the company as chairman and CEO, served on civic bodies including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Greensboro Chamber, city council, and North Carolina Turnpike Authority which he chaired. Survivors include wife, three daughters, two sisters, two brothers, and eight grandchildren. Funeral will be Tuesday at West Market Street United Methodist Church.
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Shostakovich Dies At Age 68
Moscow reports the Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich died over the weekend from a heart attack at Kuntsevo Hospital. Tributes from Lennox Berkeley and Leonard Bernstein followed, while Tass issued only a brief notice. His death comes as Soviet media delayed reporting, with Western broadcasts noting his status as a master of polyphony and a national hero in later years.
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