Market rally lifts Dow as rate-cut hopes rise
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 7.85 to 755.28 at noon amid hopes for a Federal Reserve easing this year. The Associated Press 60-stock average rose 2.2 to 265.0 with broad gains across steels, motors, oils, airlines, and chemicals as investors priced in looser credit.
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New York Exchange Dividend Classification Notes
The document lists annual disbursements tied to the latest quarterly or semi annual declaration and identifies special dividends or payments as fallauinea fantnatae with codes for various payout types such as stock dividends liquidating dividends and ex dividend ex-distribution and warrants and other conditions including 1969 and 1970 actions, accretions and reorganizations. It enumerates many codes like a b c d e f g h k n p r t x y z i ii and others with definitions.
Stock Averages and Bond Averages Reported
The Associated Press compiles stock and bond averages with figures for Rails ind and Fgn categories. Noon Wednesday values show changes from the previous day and week, with highs and lows for 1969 70 and 1968 periods, alongside utilities and industrials figures.
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Tea community concert drive to view arts show
The Group Plans Tea Community Concert Association invites campaign workers to meet Thursday at 2 p m at the High Point Arts Council Building on North Main Street. Attendees will submit campaign results and view the current exhibition. Friday marks the closing date of the membership drive with no tickets sold thereafter.
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North and South Regions Forecast With Rain Chances
Forecasts for North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Georgia. North Carolina expects rain showers ending Friday then fair weather with highs 50s to 60s and lows in the 30s. South Carolina remains partly cloudy and warm with showers possible Thursday. Virginia cool with rain tonight and Thursday. Georgia turns warmer with scattered Thursday showers and mild coastal highs near 70s.
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Stock Index Noon Report From New York
New York stocks at noon show mixed activity with the Dow Jones Industrial Average around 4046, with notable gains in some transportation and utility shares. The market depicts uneven performance as investors weigh sector movements and broader economic signals.
Betty Y. Clark Named Personnel Director of KayLyn Inc
Betty Y. Clark named personnel director for KayLyn and related firms. A High Point native educated in local public schools and UNC Chapel Hill, she has long served in state Employment Security Commission roles including manpower services and the Concentrated Employment Program in Winston-Salem. She and husband Gerald Clark reside on Route 1 in High Point with their son, and attend Conrad Memorial Baptist Church.
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Nixon outlines foreign policy shift toward cooperation and regional growth
President Nixon presents a broad foreign policy vision, stressing flexible negotiations with the USSR and Communists, backing Asian regional institutions, expansion of trade and capital flows, and stronger UN support. He endorses wider cooperation with Africa, Western Europe, and Latin America, and seeks normal relations with Eastern Europe at any pace.
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Ervin Opens New Round of Voting Rights Hearings
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. leads a Senate panel into a fresh set of hearings on voting rights legislation after rejecting a five year extension with two admin-proposed provisions. Clarence Mitchell and Senator Joseph D. Tydings are slated to testify as the Judiciary Committee races to report by March 1. President Nixon’s administration bill is opposed by Ervin as unconstitutional in an evenhanded sense. The current act, due to expire in August, is praised by supporters for boosting registration of nearly a million Southern Black voters.
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Laos war updates report renewed attacks near Vientiane airfield
North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces press the Plain of Jars offensive north of Vientiane. Government troops regroup on the west side as U S air strikes slow advances. An airfield assault near Long Cheng is repulsed with losses to attackers. In other areas a Pathet Lao battalion seizes two villages but is retaken. U S officials hint at possible retreat strategy while expanding air support. About 60 B52s hit targets in Laos in the last 36 hours.
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Scott urges HEW to halt college desegregation pressure
North Carolina Governor Bob Scott called on President Nixon to have HEW Secretary Finch stop pressuring state colleges on desegregation. He expected a HEW notice saying NC colleges are not in compliance and urged Attorney General Mitchell to intervene in the Charlotte Mecklenburg County school desegregation case, which involved mass busing under a Civil Rights Act provision.
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Patchogue High School Sweethearts Wed in College Years
Jeffrey and Colette MacDonald, Patchogue High School sweethearts, married while in college. The couple was later attacked at home as their two children were killed and Jeffrey wounded. Mrs Kassab flew from Stony Brook after learning the news. Jeffrey finished ninth in his class and received a National Merit Scholarship to Princeton. Colette studied at Skidmore College after high school. Jeffrey earned a medical degree at Northwestern. Colette Stevenson MacDonald was born in Brooklyn and moved to Patchogue as a child.
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McCormack Survives No Confidence Challenge in House
Speaker John W. McCormack easily beat back a no confidence resolution as House Democrats tabled the bid in a lop sided party caucus. Rep Jerome Walese had predicted defeat while another measure sought a study of congressional organization that could prompt seniority reforms.
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Your Pharmacy Today Observation on Drug Dispensing
A column notes the modern pharmacy facing crowding as prescriptions are filled in public view. It urges patients to note prescription dates and numbers in a pocket memo book as a safeguard for tracking orders despite potential delays.
Decline of Latin in Prescription Parlance Signals Change
The era moves toward plain dealing and plain talk. Latin terms confuse patients and prescriptions are filed by date and number. The container label bears the pharmacy’s individual number and refill limits are specified.
Arthur's Pharmacy Ad at 1248 South Main Street
An advertisement for Arthur's Pharmacy promotes health products and urges customers to visit the store next to Outdoor Sports at 1248 South Main Street. It notes hours until 9:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and provides phone number 883-7955.
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