Stock Market Mixed After Profit-Taking in Busy Day
New York trading opened with mixed results as profit taking trimmed gains after weeks of solid rise. The Dow Jones rose 0.16 to 736.55 amid cautious sentiment over upcoming government data and revised GDP figures, while the NYSE advanced 573 to 507 and prices paused on weakness. Colgate-Palmolive traded heavily at 26 three-quarter, with an enlarged block of 175,000 shares. The American Stock Exchange market-value index inched up 0.04 to 76.88 as investors weighed inflation outlook and hopes for a slowdown by year end per analyst forecasts.
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Unclear Market Data Fragment Highlights Multiple Stocks
Fragmented OCR shows dense listing of companies and figures across sectors, with numerous tickers, percentages, prices, and corporate names such as Coca Cola, IBM, McDonalds, Texaco, PacGas, and Ford. The text resembles a stock table or market roundup with inconsistent formatting and many unreadable items, offering limited coherent narrative.
Over-The-Counter Rate Card Fragment
High Point Enterprise presents subscription and advertising rate details for daily and Sunday editions. The notice lists prices, delivery options, and payment terms, noting Independent contractors handle delivery and that the paper is associated with larger networks and regional advertising reps.
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Army Uses Water Spray to Kill Roosting Blackbirds
Army crews at Ft Campbell Tennessee and nearby Clarksville plan to kill roosting blackbirds with Tergitol detergent and thousands of gallons of water. Officials say the treatment strips insulation and will cause death within hours. observers include Lt. Col. John A. Klose and wildlife expert Dr. Dyer.
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Telephone Fraud Trial Set in Federal Court
Greensboro man Robert B. Rowley age 37 faces a June 2 federal court trial on charges of using an electronic device to make toll free long distance telephone calls. Rowley was arrested in Greensboro by FBI agents on a charge of violating the fraud by wire law and released on personal recognizance after arrest.
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Robert B. Rowley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Rowley
J. P. Stevens workers vote against union
WALLACE, N C AP Employes of the J P Stevens Co plant here voted against representation by the Textile Workers of America. The National Labor Relations Board said the vote was 540 404 against unionization. One ballot was voided and three were challenged. The election was conducted over a 12 hour period Wednesday.
Federal court命 evaluates FEA oil price control ruling
The Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals ruled the FEA illegally allowed about 14 percent of U.S. oil production to be sold at free market prices, suggesting refunds to the public if the decision stands. Consumers Union cites potential retroactive ceilings between seven and nine dollars per barrel, with possible one billion dollars in refunds.
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Federal Energy Administration
Emergency Court of Appeals
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U.S
Consumers Union
Federal District
Peter H. Schuck
Schuck
Proxmire Proposes Emergency Housing Bill to Boost Homes
Senator William Proxmire introduces an emergency housing bill to finance up to a million homes yearly for moderate income families with subsidized 6 percent mortgages in the first three years. The plan targets starts dipping below 1.75 million and unemployment over 6 percent, aiming to create up to two million jobs. Ford administration opposes a similar measure in the House.
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William Proxmire
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Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
Wisconsin Democrat
Ford Administration
House Banking Committee
Prohibition Bills Move to Ban Handgun Purchases
In Washington the AP reports two House bills seek to ban nearly all handgun manufacture and sale. The measures aim to curb gun access, with proponents arguing for public safety while opponents warn of constitutional challenges and economic impact.
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Man Offers Own Life For Wife's Cancer Fight
Herbert Gibboney offered to sell an eye for 35000 to pay for his wife’s jaw restoration after doctors diagnosed extensive abdominal cancer. He lives on a 210 dollar monthly Social Security check and refused welfare. Pioneer Community Hospital provided free services and two doctors offered care as the family faced a terminal prognosis. The couple received public support amid attention to gun control bills before the House Judiciary subcommittee on crime.
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Grass Valley Union
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Howard Graham
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