Markets Drift as Oil News Looms Over Benchmarked Bets
New York stocks moved indecisively as traders awaited oil policy cues from Arab ministers and U.S. leaders. The Dow Jones avg rose 2.58 to 822.12 while breadth was near even. BP led volume with 20,000 shares traded. American Telephone held at 51⁄2, and Illinois Bell conversion into AT&T boosted activity. Syntex climbed as it raised its annual earnings outlook.
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U.S
David Healy
Drexel Burnham & Co
British Petroleum
American Telephone
Telephone Company
Illinois Bell Telephone
At&t
Illinois Bell
Wall Street Stocks Mixed Amid Dividend Notes
A broad list of stocks and dividends shows mixed moves in New York noon prices. The table names Salas Net PE and numerous issuers including Indust, Asamera, Campbell Chile, Husky Oil, LTV Corp and others with varying highs and lows, while notes explain dividend designations and special payments as per AP defaults.
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New York
American Stork Exchange
Salas
AQ Indust
Arklgsi
Asamera Q
FedResrees
Uie
FrontierAir
InstrumSys
InDiv
NewparkRs
NorCon Oils
Orark Airlin
Stathamins
Vuncorp
Associated Press
High Point Enterprise publication and charges record
The High Point Enterprise details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier options, and billing terms. It notes association with the Associated Press, post office classification, and that carriers are independent contractors with no responsibility for advance payments.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
V.r
NLC
AP News
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Stock Averages at Noon on NYSE
A.P. stock index report shows market 49.34, up 0.06. industrial 53.21, up 0.09. transportation 35.86, up 0.07. utility 35.17, down 0.01. finance 61.76, up 0.02. Figures reflect noon trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Sonrest
Sulovaw
JoyMigl
Br BA Sperryr
BurlNor
Stouchys
En Kerr MG
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Avary
SterDrug
CartWa
Dda
Kimbel
Stevens
CastleR.sob
Knighth
StuWorl
Kopprsies
Mtn Sundil
CaterTri
Kraftcol
Tampak
Sm Cerrocpl
Teladyn
TalexCpo
Cessna
LenPet
Va Tenncol
Wa Tesoro
Lde
Texaco
Me Clarke
Sissens Thiokol
CIE
LoneStind
Vite
Timemir
Cocacoll
ColgPal
UMC India
Macy
Ad TV
Asmat Ie
Alva
Uniroyal
Marcor
CoatTel
Coopinds
McDonalds
Pat
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UniTel
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CrwZell
MGM
VetcoOlfsa
Va Deere
We Mobile
Motorola
Dave
Disney
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Weyerhr
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NatOlstil
Whittaker
NatFuell
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EastAirtin
Winnebago
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Firestone
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Aifco
Ava
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GoMols
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Gpubutl
Pennzoil
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PepsiCol
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Pfizer
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Apecocorp
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Ralston P
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AttasCorp
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Halburth
Raythen
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Benguet
RyderSy
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Boise Cas
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T&t
Searleg
Searsl.da
BaVo
Va Itekorp
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Congress And Media Scrutinized in Hearings Start
Washington AP Sen Lee Metcalf warned a disconnected Congress risks liberty safeguards and urged action. He chaired hearings on Congress and Mass communications noting the president’s vast media access and proposing live TV coverage or a Capitol Hill information service to inform journalists.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House Committee
Lee Metcalf
Metcalf
D-Mont
Potomac
Washington, D.C
Joint Committee On Congressional Operations
Library of Congress
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
North Carolina GOP candidates eye May 7 primary
The piece notes attorney potential candidacy declared Tuesday and mentions possible challengers like William Stevens. It contrasts Republican hopes with Nixon era unpopularity and NC voters being predominantly Democratic in registration. Atty. Gen. Robert Morgan leads the Democratic race, appealing to conservative Eastern Democrats.
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Horton
GOP
Broyhill
William Stevens
R-Lenoir
B.E. Sweatt
Boone
W.H. Young
Minneapolis
Mizell
Jonas
Nixon
South
North Carolina
Robert Morgan
Jesse Helms
Helms
Nick Galifianakis
Piedmont
Dissident Students Leave Concordia Seminary
Dissident students abandon Concordia Lutheran Seminary after mass faculty dismissals and a boycott over the suspension of Dr. John H. Tietjen. About 500 students join the ousted faculty to pursue ministry at a “seminary in exile” operating at St. Louis University School of Divinity and Eden Theological Seminary in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Concordia Lutheran Seminary
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
John H. Tietjen
St. Louis University School of Divinity
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Hearst Food Program Aims to Feed Californians Friday
Randolph Hearst plans a 2 million dollar food distribution program named Peoples In Need to assist California's poor, modeled after Washington state'sNeighbors in Need. Secretary A Ludlow Kramer to administer. program may roll out by Friday with 1 000 volunteers and a two week distribution setup.
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Screen
Calif
Randolph A. Hearst
Hearst
California
Washington State
Seattle
Boeing Co
Patricia
Berkeley
The
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
Kramer
Peggy Maze
Neighbors In Need
Washington
Coalition
Internal Revenue Service
Under Powered Car Great On Gasoline
EAST LANSING Michigan UP John Gerrish and colleagues at Michigan State University test a four cylinder mode on a 1968 Chevrolet Bel Air to save fuel. They report up to 28.3 mpg 21 percent savings but warn GM about engine damage from running on half cylinders.
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East Lansing
Mich
John Gerrish
Chevrolet
Gerrish
Michigan State University
Agricultural Engineering Department
Volkswagen
General Motors
Oil and Food Prices Threaten Small Nations Survival
About 30 poor nations with 900 million people risk economic collapse unless rich countries fund higher food and oil costs. The Overseas Development Council study cites nations in tropical Africa, Southeast Asia, and Central America, including Chile, Uruguay, and possibly the Philippines, with India and Bangladesh among those affected. It calls for roughly $3 billion yearly to cover food and fertilizer and fuel increases, plus up to $1 billion for coal conversion and future fuel relief.
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Washington
Africa
Southeast Asia
Central America
Chile
Uruguay
Philippines
Overseas Development Council
India
Bangladesh
James P. Grant
State Department
Council
Grant
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shultz
U.S. A
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Jim Luther
Seminary Board of Control
Hearst Food Program
Suilford County
W.L. Welborn
Guilford County
W. L. Welborn
Vaira M
Swaime/o CLONTZ
Gardner & Tate Attorneys At Law
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Onice
George W. Scarce
Baker Road
Hazel Scarce
Linville
Doris Scarce
Dennis Ted Scarce
James Mattocks
Gragg Paint Company
Secretary of State of
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Joseph F. Hoffman
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
N.A
Elizabeth H. Ragan
High Point North Carolina
Elizabeth Hoffman Ragan
Oakhurst
Joseph F. Hoffman Roberson
Haworth & Reese
Thomas Tyson
Noam Tyson
Bradford Street
Charles W. McAnally
North Carolina National Bank
Robert Reed
Red Mmendenhall JR
Ives
Judith Reagan Mendenhall
Robert Reed”Red” Mendenhall, JR
Rosalie Ruth Lawson
Parsons
Seld
Wachovia Bank
Ando Trust Company
Wachovia Bank Amo Trust Company
Rosalie Ruth Lawson Roberson
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