Stock Market Mixed as Profit Taking Stalls Gains
New York stocks slipped amid profit taking and year end tax selling after a month of modest advances. The Dow Jones average fell 0.65 to 355.0 with volume at 6.85 million shares as analysts noted weak internal forces and a one percent plus Broad decline.
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American Exchange
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Burroughs
Halliburton
High Point Enterprise Independent Newspaper Record
The High Point Enterprise operates as an independent newspaper published regularly in High Point. The text reflects a historical masthead style with references to publication status and formatting.
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High Point Enterprise
Eptapusnes
Uae
High Point Entermmise
Rozelle Rule Ruled Violates Antitrust Law in NFL Case
U S District Judge Earl R Lawson permanently barred the NFL and its 26 teams from enforcing the Rozelle Rule saying it violates federal antitrust laws. He stayed the decision pending appeal, signaling a likely NFL challenge and potential wider impact on the league.
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U.S
Earl RR. Lawson
NFL
Rozelle
Lawson
Ford faces fund raising controversy after Vail party
President Ford may face campaign funding scrutiny over a Vail dinner during a ski trip. A social event reportedly tied to a fund raiser drew questions as aides claimed the party was not planned as political solicitation. An aide noted pledge cards were mailed by a former Las Vegas showgirl associate with the event, while Ford said he did not know if money was being raised.
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Ford
Sheika Gramsharomer
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Gramshammer
Ford Committee
Las Vegas
White House
Economic Indicators Edge Up in November
The Commerce Department reported the leading index rose slightly in November by tenths of a percent, offsetting October’s decline and suggesting growth will level off for several months. The index’s three month view shows a small moderation in expansion with no sharp rise or fall expected.
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Commerce Department
James L. Pate
Pate
Inex
CIA Agent's Body Arrives In U.S.
The body of assassinated CIA station chief Richard Welch arrived from Greece aboard an Air Force plane. He was met by CIA Director William Colby, President Ford's chief counsel, and the slain agent's daughter.
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CIA
Richard 5. Welch
Greece
Air Force
William E. Cotby
Ford
CIA memorial service for Welch sparks secrecy at Arlington
An appellate court faulted a jury instruction about weighing evidence as improper in the Welch case. A CIA spokesman announced a private memorial for Welch at Arlington National Cemetery, with an in house service to avoid public attendance. Welch's flag draped casket was returned to the U S after a military transport flight, escorted by an honor guard and his son, Marine Lt. Patrick Welch.
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Welch
Arlington National Cemetery
Sub- Artan Langley
United States
Patrick Welch
Air Force
Post Office Announces Airmail Rate Changes
The Postal Service on Oct. 2 said there will be no advantage to sending domestic letters by airmail after Oct. 11 as first class mail will largely move by air. Air mail stamps are not needed for first class letters, but some parcels still require air mail stamps. The airmail rate rises from 13 to 17 cents per ounce with no new stamp issued.
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Bomb Kills As Explosions Shatter Airport Baggage Area
Richard Siemers described chaos as a bomb blast at a city airport killed and wounded dozens. The blast damaged a baggage area shared by Trans World and Delta, with flying glass and metal causing most casualties. FBI agent Jeff McMurtney survived emergency surgery while officials investigated multiple claims of responsibility.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Trans World
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Jeff McMurtney
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Aican
Mafia Gang
Newark JFK Congestion Expected After LaGuardia Blast
AP reports the LaGuardia blast will delay thousands and push air traffic to JFK and Newark. LaGuardia will stay closed until 10:30 p m. EST. flights diverted to Kennedy, which handles 900 to 1,150 daily, and Newark, which will add at least 50 flights today, officials said.
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William Rotan
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Burlington Reports Year End Upsurge
Burlington Industries outlines a 1975 year end upturn in its annual report, noting a difficult nine months followed by gradual U.S. recovery. The company posted sales of 1.95 billion and net earnings of 39.7 million, with dividends at 1.30 per share, down from 2.3 billion and 99.5 million and 1.50 per share in 1974.
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Greensboro
Burlington Industries
Burlington
Horace C. Jones
United States
Ex convict fights for child in care case
Ex convict Miss Brown, studying psychology, fights to keep Natasha, a girl abused by a father in jail and living with an aunt. Doctors at the University of Miami rebuilt Natasha’s face using ribs after a traumatic surgery. Natasha’s aunt demands the child’s return and the case draws in social workers and limited legal aid.
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Miss Brown
University of Miami
Mailman Center For Child Development
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