Market Drops as Traders Weigh Rates and Profits
New York stocks softened amid profit taking and higher interest rate concerns. The noon Dow fell 2.20 to 9442 as traders noted bearish sentiment after recent rate hikes and Fed money-supply guidance. AT&T led activity with a sizable block traded, while the NYSE composite slipped to 54.06 and the American Stock Exchange added 0.44 to 88.76.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
At&t
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Coastal States
Occidental Petroleum
New York Markets See Wide Swings Amid Mixed Trading
A dense scan of New York trading shows wide moves across stocks with mixed results. Investors react to shifting earnings outlooks, with several major names recording gains while others fall behind, as bond yields and commodities influence sessions.
Unclear OCR Stock Exchange Prices and Miscellany
Fragmented OCR text lists stock prices, company names, and numbers in a chaotic jumble. Key entities such as New York, Exchange, and various firms appear amid unreadable sequences, with no coherent event or clear outcome to report.
Ex dividend dates and stock distributions in bankruptcy cases
Financial notices outline ex dividend and stock distribution dates for entities amid bankruptcy actions. References include declared dividends, redemption schedules, and possible securities transfers under receivership or reorganization proceedings.
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Vinenaris
Aalwery
Neyhg
Privette Signals Tax Reform Views Amid Campaign Tour
Wake Forest student body president Privette outlined tax reform ideas during a news conference noting tax shifts could come from taxing non essentials like snacks and cigarettes. He avoided a firm stance on the GOP nomination while acknowledging support from both Ford and Reagan camps. He opposed state funded schools and favored abortion limits, including potential constitutional amendment. Eden names J L Oregon city manager. Greeson noted as native of the area.
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Frivette
Wake Forest University
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Privette
Raleigh
Asheville
Mle
Fragmentary OCR note on 1923 rail/iron ore data
An unreadable OCR snippet references 1923 dates and locations such as Taconite Minnesota and Utah. It mentions figures like 3.64 and 7109, but the fragment lacks coherent context or complete facts to establish a clear event or outcome.
High Point Enterprise masthead and pricing notice
Independent newspaper of High Point prints its masthead and distribution note. It lists service terms, carrier contact, and subscription pricing while stating the paper’s independence and second class mail status.
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High Point Enterprise
Vesa
Saaeen
Hine Point Enterprise
Caureh
Ayerie
Asictratrd
Hsmar Marl Payette
Ane
Susaey Cary
Manly
Rima
Ailivery
Prietith Pany
Juror in Mitchell Stans Trial Linked to U S Attorney
A study of the 1974 Mitchell Stans trial notes juror Andrew Choa, a First National City Bank VP, failed to disclose friendship with assistant U S attorney John Kennedy. Despite protest, Choa remained on the panel and allegedly swayed deliberations, including reactions to Vesco documents and a revised verdict.
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Mitchell-Stans
U.S
Washington
John Mitchell
Maurice Stans
Andrew Choa
First National City Bank
New York
Lee P. Gagliardi
University of Chicago
Hans Zelzel
University of Ilinois
Sharn Seidman Diamond
Choa
Stans
Commerce
Richard M. Nixon
Mitchell
Nixon
Robert Vesco
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Gagliardi
Zeisel
Diamond
The
American Bar Foundation
Priscilla Hiss Helped Acquire Secrets, Chambers Claims
Whittaker Chambers told the FBI that Priscilla Hiss helped her husband, Alger, pass documents to a Soviet spy ring to keep her restless with an outlet for activities. The 1960s case and newly released FBI notes show Chambers recalling plans for Priscilla to type and handle documents, though he could not confirm she typed them herself.
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Washington
Whittaker Chambers
FBI
Priscilla Hiss
Alger
Chambers
Hisses
Priscilla
Hiss
FBT
State Department
Roosevelt
Time Magazine
House Unamerian Activities Committee
New York
Baltimore
Riss
Boris Bykov
Mrs. Hiss
Controversial Butner Prison To Open By Mid Month
At Butner the Federal Center for Corrrectional Research nears opening with seven living units for about 210 inmates and a mental health division. Warden Donald Deppe says the center aims to diagnose, treat, and research prison programs while stressing a safe humane environment. Civil rights groups criticize the mental health plans, fearing coercive methods, but officials deny these fears and promise high standards.
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Federal Center For
Connte
Donald Deppe
Deppessi
Deppe
Prici
Hoover Deppe
Norval Morris
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Esse Agaie Md Slavton
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Texas Ae Spa
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MYON
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Lobalmar
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Burma
Liteins
Geode
Barmerhnee World
Saates
Berar Bane Trust
Tne
Ulla
Suks
Guardian Corp
Iisha
Massa Erie Rees
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Erie
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Lee Welter
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Soa
Ole Ety
Doninda
Rite Wei
Dalia
Jonenio
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Fyamecats
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Tae Isunine
Eura Nevada
MuyMid
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Marta
Omar
Ursads
Dow-Jones
Prins
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Tae Sarfron Co
Hampton
Essex
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Listock Index
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Neon
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Smith College
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High Point Bank and Trust Insurance Department
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Kemper
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