Stock Market Sees Slight Rise After Profit Taking
New York reports mixed gains as the noon Dow Jones 20 industrials rise .07 to 838.12 while the American Stock Exchange index edges down .05 to 91.50. Traders note a rebound from October losses, with Ralph Acampora saying the market may have turned a corner for the near term and energy fears easing. Ramada Inns leads on volume, GM up 1 percent after losses.
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Ralph Acampora
Harris, Upham & Co
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Loews Theater
Ramada Inns
General Motors
High Point Enterprise Financial Terms and Rate Notice
The High Point Enterprise details stock dividend terms including exdividend and related codes, plus annual subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery. It notes independence of carriers and distributors, and identifies the paper as a South‑central regional publication established in 1884.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Stock Market Update In New York At Noon
The New York Stock Exchange index figures show mixed movement with declines in some sectors and small gains in others. Industrial and Transportation sectors edge down slightly while Utilities and Finance show marginal changes.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Adarkot
Soviets Carry Big Stick Warns NATO Chief
NATO Secretary-General Joseph Luns warned Kissinger and other foreign ministers that the Soviets may be talking softly but are carrying a growing big stick. He warned that if conventional strength shifts or US defense involvement ebbs, Soviets might doubt high risks of military ventures. Kissinger attends his first NATO foreign ministers meeting as secretary of state.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Brussels
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Henry A. Kissinger
Alliance
Joseph A. Luns
United States
Luns
America
Israel
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Michel Jobert
France
Walter Stoessel
Comet Kohoutek Offers Photographers Unusual Shots
NASA says Comet Kohoutek will peak in mid to late December and may shine as bright as a crescent moon. It could boast a tail up to 100 million miles long. Amateur photographers are advised to use tripod, time exposures, ASA 64 to 400, and normal lens, with series from 10 seconds to one minute.
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Kohoutek
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
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Minister Pays Rent To Nixon In Whittier California
A Whittier church minister and his family send their monthly rent of fifty dollars to the White House for President Nixon. They have lived in a house across from the East Whittier Friends Church for a year as associates of the church pastor, unaware of any personal contact with Nixon. The rent is cited alongside Nixon’s financial statement showing deductible expenses. The property sits near the church in a commercial zone and is valued at about ninety thousand dollars with the house appraised at eight thousand.
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White House
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Christian Education
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Nixon
East Whittier Friends Church
Major oil firms face antitrust scrutiny over fuel holdings
California lawmakers sue several large oil companies including Standard Oil of California Exxon Union Mobil and Texaco for defying subpoenas seeking California operation data. Government documents show among the top 20 by 1972 sales all held oil and gas, most owned oil shale land and uranium with many also in coal. Critics warn of monopolistic resource consolidation while industry reps defend competition and efficiency. Arnold Miller of the United Mine Workers urged breaking up the majors as lawmakers probe integrated operations.
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Mobil
Texaco
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Senate
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Shell
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Sun
Standard Oil of Ohio
Marathon
Minority Firms Used As Fronts Are Probed
Washington AP A House subcommittee will investigate reports that wealthy businessmen sponsor minority firms for government contracts and then profit from management fees. An estimated 10 to 250 million of SBA subcontracts may flow to such fronts, part of a 600 million total. The probe began with SBA loan operations and the Richmond office, with administrator Thomas L. Kleppe due to testify.
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House
SBA
Small Business
Small Business Administration
Richmond
Nixon tax avoidance and wealth rise amid 1969 sale probe
Nixon papers reveal efforts to shelter profit from a 1969 New York City apartment sale and potential California tax liabilities if state returns were filed. Net worth grew from 307000 to 988000 between 1969 and last May, boosted by real estate, prepresidency securities, salary savings, and a 29000 taxable expense allowance. A Truman inauguration TV milestone and concerns over minority set asides in contracts are also noted.
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Sunday Closings Slow Down Traffic
American motorists faced a second Sunday of gasoline station closings with 80 to 90 percent of stations shuttered nationwide. President Nixon urged a voluntary ban on Sunday sales while awaiting legislation to empower mandatory action. Few drivers crossed borders to buy gas, and high-test prices in Mexico deterred cross-border shopping. Bad weather reduced travel, and officials noted fewer stranded motorists as many stayed home or avoided long trips.
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White House Delivers Tapes to Jaworski in Watergate Probe
The White House turned over a substantial number of presidential tapes and related documents to special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Officials would not disclose exact counts or contents, but noted progress on fulfilling outstanding requests and searches for additional materials.
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White House
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Jaworski
J. Fred Buzhardt
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
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Justice Department
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