Market Rises Slightly on Strong Wholesale Price Figures
New York traders eyed a softer December wholesale price index while Ford economic plans sparked inflation worry. The noon Dow gained 2.74 to 651.44 as gainers outpaced losers about 8 to 7 on the NYSE with Texaco and Melville Shoe among active issues. Big Board indices moved modestly higher amid mixed company earnings and volume.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Labor Department
Concrn
Ford
Texaco
NYSE
PBW Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Melville Shoe
International Minerals & Chemicals
Syntex
Amex
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Notices
The High Point Enterprise details home delivery and carrier terms with rates and service notes. It notes independent contractor status for carriers, advertising policies, and references the Associated Press licensing and Port Office registration in High Point North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise
Puglimedeet Alternopty
Church Avenue
High Point
NAC
BAI Savane
Pally
Idwe
N.C
Associated Press
Geslers
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Mational Advertising
New York Dow Jones Stocks and Bond Averages Noted
The New York Dow Jones averages show mixed activity with utilities and industrials holding firm while bonds edge higher. Trading details reflect varied shifts across sectors including rail and transportation groups amid a subdued market tone.
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Indus Sts
Stock Market Noon: Mixed Readings From Amex Index
Noon prices on the American Stock Exchange show mixed readings across sectors with notable activity in industrials utilities and transport stocks. The report lists several issue prices and changes including figures for AmPetrot Westinghouse and a wide array of listed companies, reflecting a busy trading day.
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Stevenshi
Macmill
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M & Jy
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McDonalds
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TimeMir
Deltaair
Dennys
Trans WaAir
Disney
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Motorola
Dresser
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EastAirLin
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Eatonigo
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FordMa
Formek
Frokinh
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GonBynam
Associated Press
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Crowntork
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Gtirel
Ldp
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GlobalMary
Newyork
Phinpett
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Ada
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Hercules
Anchal
Whendis- Alca LH
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AmAilin
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Howmet
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Artat SA
RyderSys
IBM
Inc
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ApecoCorp
INET
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Jonain
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AtlasCorp
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Kroger
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BoiseCas
Borden
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BritPet
BucyErie WW & BuddCo
Burling
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CenSow
Cessnaair
Champion
Exchange
New York
American Stock Exchange
Transportat
Certronco
LecEnir
LoewThewt
Gma
Marsnalind
Newmar
Ormanding
Ozarka
RamPack
Valsper
Wes
WestaisPl
NC 1972 political donations tied to Southern Bell official
The Observer reports that John J. Ryan, a Southern Bell executive, aided political contributions in 1972 to NC candidates including Gov. Jim Holshouser and Dems Bowles and Taylor. Records show a $1,000 Helms donation in Oct. 1972 via state records, while Ryan claims cash contributions were misrepresented and seeks to clear his name amid a dispute over his firing and a related legal case.
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Nick Galifianakis
U. S
Jesse Helms
Thad
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Southern Bell
Sen
Helms
Alexandria
Ryan
North Carolina
Secretary of State
John J. Ryan
U.S. Equal Employment Commission
Southwestern Bell
the Observer
Holfhouser
Gene Anderson
Anderson
Grievance Panel Barred Prison Decision Expected Today
RALEIGH AP Prison officials were to decide today whether an inmate at Clinton unit was beaten Monday by five civilian state workers. Rev Leon White of the Inmate Grievance Commission said he learned of the alleged incident from another prisoner. He called for suspending internal grievance procedures and letting the commission handle all grievances.
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Raleigh
Clinton
Leon White
White
The
Grievance Commission
Ralph Edwards
Edwards
Nixon Burger Contact About Tapes Reported
Former White House counsel John W. Dean says a cellmate told him Nixon was confident after conversations with Chief Justice Burger that the Watergate tapes would not have to be surrendered. Dean cited Colson in prison and noted denials from Nixon and Burger about any talks on the matter. The Supreme Court later ruled against Nixon. notes about CIA involvement and Chilean Embassy break-in were also mentioned.
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New York
White House
John W. Dean
Richard M. Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Dean
Inter
NBC Nightly News
Allenwood
Nixon
Charles W. Colson
Colson
National Broadcasting Co
Leon Jaworski
Tme
Supreme Court
NBG
Carl Stern
Central Intelligence Agency
Howard Hunt
Hunt
Richard Helms
CIA
Helms
Salvador Allende Gossens
Watergate
FBI
Morgan Sworn In to Succeed Sam Ervin in Senate
Democrat Robert Morgan was sworn in as U.S. Senator for North Carolina, replacing retirementing Sam Ervin after 20 years. The 49 year old Lillington native resigned as state attorney general to run, with a Harnett Sampson county delegation attending and a reception in the Senate building. He is the state's junior senator, behind Republican Jesse Helms.
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Robert Morgan
Sam Ervin
Washington
U.S. Senate
Morgan
Lillington
Senate
Harnett
Sampson
Heps
William Hefner
Stephen Neal
Jesse Helms
Colby Denies Spy Operation Testimony to Senate Panel
CIA Director William Colby told a Senate subcommittee that the agency did not run a massive domestic spying operation during the Nixon era. He said the CIA did insert about a dozen individuals into American dissident circles and, starting in 1967, 10 agents into Washington area dissident groups to monitor demonstrations and potential break-ins, with the program ending in 1968. He discussed these details in a confidential briefing with former CIA chief Richard Helms present.
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CIA
William E. Colby
Spy
Nixon
Colby
Senate Appropriations
Agency
Office of Security
Washington, D.C
Richard M. Helms
Iran
Subcommittee On Intelligence
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
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Bassett Furniture
Sacks Inds
Xea Brenner
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Sma
Burnup Sims
Ave Burris Inds
Capri Inc
Cameron Finance Wa
SM Cannon Mills
Carmine Foods Wine
Carolina Cas.ns
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Caro Corp
Central Caro
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Chreter Bancshis
Combe
Chatham Mig
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S.C
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Si Conner Homes
Daniel
Diamondhead Corp
Durham Life Ins
Ttti Engraph Inc
Ava Fdenty Corp
First Mississippi Corp
Catawba
Wit Farmars New World
Forsyth Bank & Trust
Franklin Life Ins
Gent
Guardian Corp
Heilig Meyars
Henredon Furs
Hickory Furn
Ma Investment Sites Trust Wa
J.B. Tye Sts
Kenan Transport Sme
Lance, Inc
1634 Lane Co
Leggett & Pratt
Life Assur. of Care
We Little Giant
Lowe's Co
Mack's
Mom & Pop's
Multimedia
Ncnb Corp
Northwest Fin, Corp
Nowestn
Occidental Lite
Phillips
Piedmont Aviation i
Piedmont
Zawa Pubic Sv
Ie Textiles Inc
Thathimer Oros
Transco Cos
Unitl Inc
Caro Baneshi
Walker Shoes
Waste Theta Co
Wright Machinery
Wix Corper
Bell
David R. Nelsen
Nixon-Burger
McClellan
Robert Perry
Sales Mgr
NuSash Enterprises Inc
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