Stock Market Report Sees Mixed Day Amid Bargain Hunt
New York stocks in midday trading show the Dow at 839.76 as gains and losses balance. Volume reaches 6.72 million on the Big Board with bargain buying lifting issues like Burroughs, Polaroid, National Semiconductor, American Home Products, and Zerox while a large block trades at Kirby Industries on the American Exchange.
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Polaroid
National Semiconductor
American Home Products
Zerox
Kirby Industries
Armiex
New York Exchange figures show varied stock activity
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Fragmented OCR crossword era roundup and notes
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New York Exchange Report Amid Market Noise
A brief item from New York outlines activity on the exchange with scattered notes on prices and indexes. The report mentions traders and market fluctuations, signaling a cautious session and tentative direction for the next trading day.
Stock Exchange at Noon Observed Amid Turmoil
A scanned stock page shows fluctuating prices and trades across numerous listings. Investors watch values for firms like Guardian, Northwest, and Spartan while several bands of numbers indicate bids, asks, and recent Last prices amid broad market volatility.
Bond Appeal Rejected in Joan Little Case
North Carolina Court of Appeals refused to grant bond to Joan Little while she appeals a 1974 breaking and entering conviction. She remains jailed at the State Prison for Women as attorneys pursue federal routes for release or review.
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Correctional Center For Women
Beaufort County
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Ford moves to end energy debate and seeks independence
President Ford signs a energy policy bill and declares the nation on the road to energy independence. He removes the $2 a barrel fee on imported crude and urges prompt action, saying long debate must end to achieve security.
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High Point Enterprise History of the Paper and Address
The High Point Enterprise records its history as an independent newspaper with address 208 Chuten Avenue High Point NC. It notes Associated Press affiliation, subscription rates, and printing details. The notice lists circulation, class of service, and payment terms for daily and Sunday editions.
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Gunmen Free Hostages End OPEC Raid in Vienna
Terrorists who seized the OPEC headquarters in Vienna released hostages and surrendered after 48 hours. Venezuelan minister Valentin Hernandez Acosta said the leader calling himself Carlos claimed that identity. In Algiers five men and one woman faced government actions as authorities weighed extradition.
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Seven Democrats and Reagan vie for federal aid in 1972 race
A court notes candidates must raise at least 5,000 in 20 states with 250 or less per contribution to access federal subsidies. The list includes Birch Bayh Jimmy Carter Fred Harris Henry Jackson Morris Udall George Wallace and Ronald Reagan. A spokesman says certification will be sent to the Treasury Dept after the meeting to show eligibility for matching funds.
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Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ronald Reagan
California
Castro vows continued Cuba Angola and Puerto Rico support
Fidel Castro declares at Havana congress that Cuba will not withdraw troops from Angola or renounce backing Puerto Rican dissidents. He also rejects renewed ties with the United States if it means abandoning ideological commitments. Ford counters by citing Cuba's Angola role as blocking U.S. relations.
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US says Soviets not violating arms pact
Defense chief suggests no concrete evidence of Soviet breaches of the 1972 arms accord amid reports of infrared glow on a U.S. early warning satellite and suspicions of laser experiments. Intelligence notes cite pipeline fires as possible nonhuman causes, while sources confirm limited evidence from space and ground observations.
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Virginia
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Westernia
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United States
United Res
Who Is He That Is Coming Santa Claus Caper
In Dallas Rev Patrick Hanser led three weeks of masses for Holy Trinity Catholic church youths to explain Christmas meaning. A sign behind the altar read Let us He for He is coming as Father Hanser asked Who is He that is coming prompting a chorus: Santa Claus.
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Santa Claus
Girl and Puppy Survive Plane Crash in Oregon Wreck
A 10-year-old girl Theresa Seymour and her puppy were found alive in the wreckage of a small plane that crashed on Bryant Mountain near Klamath Falls Oregon. Three others including her stepfather Robert Conduff Jr died. Theresa had a leg fracture and exposure but was listed in good condition at Klamath Falls hospital.
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Free agent ruling shakes baseball reserve clause
New York AP reports pitchers Messersmith and McNally declared free agents by arbitrator Peter Seitz. The decision follows 1975 play without contracts and risks a bidding war and the sport's reserve clause. The ruling, expected to be announced today, will likely be challenged in court.
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Christmas Nativity Scene Falls Atop Parking Lot
A portion of a page one report describes a live Nativity scene collapsing onto an asphalt parking area. Witnesses recalled a structure giving way as spectators watched a living display featuring animals.
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