Market slides as traders take a breather after losses
New York stocks edged lower in slow trading as investors paused after six straight sessions of losses. The Dow fell 2.66 to 735.22 at noon, while the American market index slipped 0.07 to 76.01. Fossilized gains in gold miners and notable block trades kept some activity, with Fleming and Diebold among the most watched names.
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Cyprus
Fleming Co
Diebold, Inc
Southern Co
Reliance Group
Atlantic Richfield
Eastman Kodak
Weyerhaeuser
National Semiconductor
Momestake
Dome
Campbell Red Lakes
Uva
Ask
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Toler
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UAL Inc
Chris Cratt
Unocal
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Maine
Marthhal
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Associated Press
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Motorols
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Firestone
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Norton
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Pasco
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Pepsi
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Sears
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Signalia
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Johnson
JonLog
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Phoenix
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Bendix
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VLN Corp
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New York Stock Index at Noon Mixed Moves Reported
The New York Stock Exchange index at noon shows mixed moves across sectors. Industrial activity up slightly while transportation and finance slip modestly. overall market tone remains cautious amid trading volatility.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
High Point Enterprise And Associated Press Information
The High Point Enterprise announces its status as an independent newspaper established in 1884, published daily and Sunday morning from High Point North Carolina. It details subscription rates, delivery terms, and advertising representation while noting AP news usage and distribution arrangements.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Carer Wkly
AP News
Shel
M.C
Griffith
Company
National Advertising
Pranksters Spur Congress Reform
Washington reports pranksters forced a change in how House statements enter the Congressional Record. Members must submit material in person after fake statements circulated, including one urging Nixon to be named VP then resign. Rep. Hays called for a Justice Department probe. Speaker Albert seeks answers.
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Washington
House
Wayne L. Hays
Dohio
House Administration
Justice Department
Carl Albert
Dokla
Earl F. Landgrebe
R-Ind
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Flee Before Turkish Column Drives Greek Cypriots from Famagusta
AP Special Correspondent reports Famagusta's Greek sector emptied as Turkish tanks advanced across the Masaoria Plain. Greek police and soldiers fled. UN personnel and Swedish peacekeepers remained, aiding civilians seeking escape toward Dhekelia. A few residents hoped to stay, fearing looting but the city grew silent and dark at dusk.
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Peter Arnett
Famagusta
Cyprus
Will Jones
The
Sunday Times
Colin Smith
Observer
Markos
Masaoria
Dhekelia
United Nations
U. N
Markos Hotel
ABA Resolves Nixon Prosecution Immunity Question
Honolulu AP The American Bar Association urged that former President Nixon not receive immunity for Watergate crimes saying the law must apply to all, regardless of status. The resolution, approved with no dissent, also endorsed conditional amnesty for Vietnam draft resisters. Former Attorney General Elliott Richardson supported the amnesty proposal and spoke on Watergate themes at the 97th convention.
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Honolulu
American Bar Association
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Maurice Rosenburg
New York
Resolutions Committee
House of Delegates
House
Congress
Peace Corps
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Association
Watergate
Richardson
Convict Skyjacker McCoy Still At Large In Swamp
NEW BERN NC AP Authorities enter day four of a manhunt for convicted skyjacker Richard F McCoy Jr and fellow escapee Melvin Walker believed to hide in a swamp near Cove City They are among four inmates who escaped Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary and allegedly robbed a Pollocksville bank Two escapees were captured nearby and jailed on escape charges FBI official Edward Krupinsky notes possible family assistance for McCoy in Cove City area
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New. Bern
N.C
Richard F. McCoy Jr
Cove City
Melvin Dale Walker
Morley
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
Pollocksville
New Bern
Joseph W. Havel
Philadelphia
Larry L. Bagley
Des Moines
Iowa
Edward J. Krupinsky
FBI
North Carolina
McCoy
Phillips asks reinstate EST time in North Carolina
North Carolina state schools superintendent A Craig Phillips urged Congress to restore Standard Time this winter. He telegrammed lawmakers that last year’s switch to Daylight Saving Time through winter had a negligible effect on fuel, but caused confusion, inconvenienced parents, and increased early morning accidents.
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Raleigh
N.C
Craig Phillips
North Carolina
Phillips
Family plans mobile home voyage with fuel water holds
A family describes converting a vehicle into a large trailer home with 1.50 gallon fuel and water holds and outfitting it with a washer heater stove and lights. They plan to travel to New Orleans then possibly the West Coast and Alaska and may work as needed to finance the trip planning to butcher a steer for freezing and assess how long they stay on the road.
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New Orleans
West Coast
Alaska
Nixon Impeachment Reports Clash on Guilt and Cover-Up
A GOP draft rebuts the majority finding that President Nixon directed the Watergate cover-up and misused federal agencies. It argues Nixon joined an ongoing conspiracy and cites limited direct evidence, including his own statement about steering the FBI. The minority cites no conclusive proof of ordered tax audits or bribery, urging caution on removing a president for noncooperation.
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Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
FBI
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Congress
GOP
SEC Seeks Stop to Pinehurst Mortgage Sale
The SEC filed in U S District Court seeking a temporary restraining order to halt the sale of investment notes by Pinehurst Mortgage and Loan Corp of Pinehurst. A receiver may be appointed as the firm is alleged insolvent with a hearing set for Sept 4 in Greensboro before Judge Eugene A Gordon.
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Greensboro
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pinehurst Mortgage and Loan Corp
Pinehurst
SEC
U.S. District Court
Eugene A. Gordon
Pilot Strike Ends at Kernersville Terminal
The seven month dispute involving Pilot Freight Carriers Inc ends as Pickets prepare to come down at Kernersville and Winston-Salem terminals. Teamsters Local 512 in Jacksonville won recognition as bargaining agent for the Jacksonville operation and a Florida strike lasting since February 24 concluded. About 1,400 workers at the two terminals faced wage losses and company revenue dropped by about 30 million dollars.
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Kernersville
N.C
Pilot Freight Carriers Inc
Teamsters Union
Jacksonville
Fla
Pilot
Florida
Seaboard
Teamsters Local 512
Winston-Salem
Florida Focal
Pliot
FDA staffers accuse agency of suppressing adverse drug reports
Eleven FDA physicians testified before a Senate panel that the agency quashed unfavorable reports and reassigned doctors who criticized drugs. They described harassment, transfers out of cardiology, and sharing findings with drug sponsors, amid probes into regulation of the pharmaceutical industry.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Senate
Senate Judiciary and Labor- Welfare
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
J. Marion Bryant
Bryant
B. L. Appleton
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