Stock Market Report Keeps Cautious Tone In NY
December 4 127% BUSINESS and FINANCIAL News overview from New York shows the Dow Jones industrial average down 3.3 points to 22.18 with a 35.18-point three-session slide. Losers outpaced gainers about two to one on the New York Stock Exchange as wholesale prices were unchanged in November. Schering Plough active but lower. Imperial Oil leads the active and gain lists amid uncertain economic recovery signals.
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New York Stock Averages Mixed Amid Market Slog
The New York Dow Jones averages show varied movement as bonds and commodities shift, with traders watching rates and corporate results. Brokerage houses and investors react to mixed signals from financial markets, while the Associated Press report notes fluctuating prices and ongoing volatility across major indexes.
Stock Market Brief From New York Ledger
A partial New York market brief notes uneven trading as investors weigh latest economic signals. Analysts hint at shifting sentiment amid volatile shares and mixed sector moves, with attention to major indices and key financials across the session.
A.P. Stock Sales Terms and Dividend Notes
The document outlines stock sale conditions with notes on annual dividends, declared and paid dividends, and terms for stock splits and rights. It references liquidating dividends, stock in arrears, new issue payments, and bankruptcy or receivership statuses affecting security definitions.
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Capital spending to rise modestly next year says Commerce
Commerce estimates first half of next year equipment and facility purchases will be flat with the second half of this year due to higher prices. Overall this year capital outlays are seen dropping about 10 percent, but secretary Morton says a recovery will aid broad economic expansion next year.
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Rail Dispute Tentatively Settled
Washington reports negotiators reached a tentative settlement to avert a strike by 70 000 shopcraft workers halting rail service. An announced delay of the walkout followed a tentative pact on four main issues including subcontracting and worker protections with a three cent hourly raise retroactive to January 1878.
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Fayetteville Mayoral Annexation Push Tied to Fort Bragg
Mayor Lee outlines steps toward annexing Fort Bragg area arguing closer ties with city on human relations and law enforcement while base handles utilities garbage collection and fire police. Final Pentagon approval required. Cumberland County fears $690,000 in sales tax loss though distribution could shift. If entire reservation annexed, Fayetteville would gain 197,319 acres.
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FBI Abuses Across Five Presidents Revealed in Hearing
Senate testimony details FBI misuse under Franklin Roosevelt through Lyndon Johnson. Hoover era tactics included wiretaps and political intelligence on reporters officials and civil rights leaders. King harassment and broad name checks on journalists and lawmakers are cited alongside White House requests for targeted surveillance.
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Public Safety Sees Gunmen Seize Consulate and Train
Extremist gunmen took control of a consulate at midday injuring staff members. Security sealed the building as four men escaped down a rope. one injured during the assault. In northern Halland hijackers held a stranded train, fatally wounding an engineer and a van passenger while threatening to shoot remaining captives unless given safe passage out of the country. A mediator from South Moluccas relayed new demands for transport, food, medical supplies, and supplies.
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Bombings Rock Miami FBI Office As Exiles Claim Murky Suspects
Cuban exile groups have claimed responsibility for several Miami area bombings in recent months. By Wednesday an unclaimed blast occurred outside the three story Miami FBI and Justice Department offices. The 24 inch steel pipe device, planted behind a newspaper rack, was described by a police sergeant as a wakeup bomb.
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Parole board weighs unusual work release for yacht project
A 58 year old inmate, serving a life sentence for murder, asks to be released on work release to build a yacht. Parole Chairman Jack Seism opposes citing policy limits while noting the case could set a precedent. The inmate, formerly a Western Electric engineer, has served 64 years at Central Prison Raleigh and would use the time to sail and repair radio gear for mariners if freed.
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Air Pilot In Charlotte Crash To Testify Today
Administrative Law Judge refused to dismiss an FAA action against copilot James M. Daniels of Roswell, Ga., over the Eastern Air Lines jetliner crash near Charlotte last year. The FAA seeks license revocation for Daniels amid a NTSB hearing, with charges that the aircraft was operated in a manner causing a fatal crash three miles south of the runway killing 73 people.
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