Stock Market Mixed After Profit Taking Pressures
New York trading opened mixed as profit taking cooled two months of gains. Dow Jones average slipped to 993.07 at noon, with gains and losses narrowing across indices. Gulf States and Chrysler highlighted the day as investors weighed Ford’s presidential result and prospects for 1976 profits.
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New York Stock Exchange Briefs and Ticker Notes
A dense OCR style listing from the New York market scene notes quotes and abbreviations across stocks and tickers. The page names many companies including Ampex Corp Avnet Avco and others with scattered price points and trading mentions, reflecting a busy equities section with multiple entities and figures.
Stock Market Brief From New York
A trimmed AP report notes stock index movements in New York with brief price changes and market commentary. Investors monitor industrial and financial shares as trading progresses on the exchange.
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Kissinger Finds Basic Accord on Latin Trip
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reported general agreement with U S foreign policy during a nine day Latin American swing visiting Brazil Venezuela Colombia Costa Rica Guatemala and Peru He voiced concern over Cuban aggression and said no sense of confrontation emerged in the six nations though Peru showed differing views Officials noted Cuba as a recurring theme, especially regarding Angola a potential prelude to exported revolution In Guatemala City Kissinger inspected earthquake damage and pledged to respond to the Guatemalan people’s courage.
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Chrysler Losses Are Great
Chrysler Corp posted an operating profit in Q4 1975, but ended the year with a record 3259.5 million loss, the deepest auto industry loss in U.S. history. GM reported a Q4 profit of 618 million, Ford 170 million, and AMC 7.5 million, amid a lengthy industry downturn.
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Ford Blocks Probe Into Spying Over Presidential Memo
President Ford directed the Justice and Defense departments to defy a House subcommittee subpoena for records on government cable interceptions. The panel planned to hear four FBI agents and an NSA employee involved in Operation Shamrock, as Levi and Clements agreed to limit testimony. The Village Voice dispute over payments tied to CBS journalist Daniel Schorr’s publication of the final report also features in the deadline saga.
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Carter Edges Ford In New Hampshire Primary Race
Carter defeats Ford in New Hampshire with 30 percent of the vote as Udall gains on the liberal side. Delegates pledged split 19 for Ford and 13 for Carter, with Wallace and others trailing in the nonbinding beauty contest. Carter plans active campaigning toward the March 2 Massachusetts primary while Wallace looms for the Florida test on March 9.
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Scranton Named U S Ambassador to United Nations
President Ford nominated former Pennsylvania governor William W Scranton for ambassador to the United Nations in the White House ceremony. Scranton succeeds Daniel Patrick Moynihan whose resignation sparked immediate Senate scrutiny and a political clash over the U N post.
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Two Bodies Found in Broad River Near Beaufort
In Beaufort South Carolina two Marine sergeants drowned on a Fel 4 fishing trip. The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Dept identified Sgt. Gary R. Pelzer of Philadelphia and Sgt. Clarence Cain of Louisville both based at Paris Island. A third crewman survived after a fishing mishap. Bodies found about 13 miles from downtown Beaufort by crabber at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Carter Momentum Boost After New Hampshire Balloting
The text notes that winners over Bayh highlighted the real point of results while Birch Bayh predicted a better April finish in New York State. Fred Harris felt placated as others adopted his stance, Sargent Shriver remained hopeful for Massachusetts and Vermont votes, and Henry Jackson praised Carter though decried New Hampshire as unrepresentative.
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DST extension sparks debate over energy saving claims
Daylight saving time draws criticism from Talmadge and Ford over energy use and farmer inconvenience. Senate Commerce Committee cites a Transportation Department report noting small energy savings of about 1 percent and credits DST with saving about 50 lives and preventing 2,000 injuries in March and April periods.
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