Mixed Street Session Sees Rally Falter On Stocks
The New York Stock Exchange opened with a brief rally turned mixed by noon as the Dow slipped 1.24 to 970.25. Early gains from falling rates faded amid concerns over economic strength and second quarter profits while volume cooled to 686 million shares. Deere & Co rose on news of sharply higher third quarter profits, while the AMEX edged up 0.14.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Deere & Co
Market Snapshot NY Stock Averages Rise Amid Trading
A compact AP report shows midday New York trading with notable gains in AmEx and AmTrust alongside mixed results for Alcoa and AMBAC. Investors monitor the day’s price changes, high lows, and overall market direction as data flow continues.
High Point Enterprise Stock Market Page Teems
A scanned clipping from the High Point Enterprise includes stock market listings and prices with scattered company names, indices, and financial figures. The page shows noon prices, dow jones averages, and selected noon national prices for various corporations and investments. It notes the newspaper’s publication details and Associated Press credit.
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AP News
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Chsiges
Mign Point Enterprise
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London Associates
National Advertising
Quotations From NASD Interdealer Prices Listed by Name
Interdealer prices as of yesterday are shown for numerous companies including Coca Cola, Bankers Trust, Lowes, Carolina National Bank, Northwest Fin Corp, Piedmont aviation, Planters, Salem Carpet, Shoneys, and Union Caro Bank. The data excludes retail markups and commissions. figures reflect representative prices across various sectors and manufacturers.
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American Furniture Atlantic
Pepsi Bankers Trust of
Bassett Furniture
Branch Corp Ia
Brenner Inds
de Burnup & Sims
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Care Corp
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Chatham Mig
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Cochrane Fura
Bo Colonial Life
Bie Ph Comm
Conner Homes
Daniel Internat
Diamondhead Corp
So Qurham Lee
Engraph Inc
Fidelity Corp
Farmers New World
BP First Union Corp
Wb Forsyth Bok& Trust
Ita
Brankin Life
Gray Tool
Guardian Corp
Harrelson Rubber Co
Herby Meyers
Henredan Fur
Hickory Furn
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Kenan Transport
Lanée_ Inc Pa
Lane Co A Leggatt & Plartie UM Lintte Giant
Little Munt
Lowes Co
Macks
Morn & Pops
Jultimedia
Ncnb Carp Vove
NC Natural Gas
Northwest Fin
Uts
Noethwest Fin Corp
Occidental Lite
Sov Film &Xt SC Natl Corp
Sou Natl Corp
Super Dollar Stores
Televent Leasing Textiles Inc
Thalhimer Bros Triangle Brick Trion Inc
Unify Inc UN Caro Bancsas Universal Foods
Va International Va Natl Bank
BB Walker Shoes
Washington Group
West Knitting Corp
White Shield Ce Wix Corp
Wright Machinery
Transsexual seeks honors in tennis in New Jersey debut
Dr Renee Richards seeks tennis honors as a personal campaign for public acceptance. The Newport Beach eye surgeon, formerly a top ranked man’s SS and over player, underwent a sex change operation last year and won her debut in the $60,000 Tennis Week Open in South Orange, New Jersey.
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Renee Richards
Dr. Richards
Newport Beach
Calif
Privette Backers Push Runoff in North Carolina Primary
Privette supporters rally in Greensboro to back a runoff against David Flaherty. Flaherty trails by about 7,688 votes with 49.8 percent to Privette's 32.4 percent after unofficial tabulations. Key backers vow support and pledge funds. meanwhile James Callahan defects to Flaherty as Alexander loses Rutherford and Rowan counties.
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Coy Privette
Asheville
David T. Flaherty
Flaherty
Privette
David Stephenson
Jacob Alexander
Wallace McCall
Kinston
Frank Rouse
GOP
Thomasville
C.P. Gilliam
Greensboro
Gilliam
Alexander
James Arthur Callahan
State Board of Transportation
Rutherfordton
Woo Expected To Seek Runoff For State Auditor
A source close to consumer advocate Lillian Woo says she will ask for a runoff against incumbent Henry Bridges in the Democratic primary for state auditor. Woo plans a 1 p.m news conference to announce the Sept 14 runoff. Jun 14 primary gave Woo 41.87 percent vs Bridges 45.87, with former official Walter Fuller endorsing Bridges.
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Lillian Woo
Henry Bridges
Woo
Vassar
North Carolina Consumer Council
Bridges
Walter Fuller
Raleigh
Testimony Links Rep Howe to Red-Light District Offer
In Salt Lake City AP report two police decoy prostitutes testify that Rep Atlan T Howe offered $20 for two sex acts before his arrest. Margaret Hamblin and Kathleen Taylor identify Howe in court and say they are certain he approached them June 12. Howe, 48, seeks re-election while appealing a City Court conviction and $150 fine for soliciting sex.
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Salt Lake City
Atlan T Howe
Howe
Margaret Hamblin
Kathleen Taylor
Dallas Schools Open Desegregated Amid Routine Hiccups
On opening day amid desegregation, Dallas schools report peaceful coexistence under officials and volunteers. Some buses misrouted or late, with 156 pupils on one vehicle, while others used for diverse curricula prompt turnout shifts. Alexandria faces a black student absenteeism rate near 90 percent. Eudora shows cautious class routines as courts navigate bused integration.
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Cincinnati
Jefferson County
Louisville
Arkansas
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Abel White
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James F. Gordon
Lousville
Supreme Court
Seven Die in Soweto Black Clash Over Boycott
In Soweto and Johannesburg, clashes between black factions over a three day work boycott left seven dead, all men, amid a broader strike against apartheid. Police reported one black assailant killed by officers. The World cites a 17 year old girl describing Zulu attackers and black power chants as workers returned home.
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African National Congress
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