Market mixed as blue chips rebound from Tuesday drop
The Dow averaged 794.67 up 3.99 at noon as blue chips recover from losses sparked by weaker earnings. Polaroid led activity with a rebound to 24.34, while glamour stocks Fairchild Camera Walt Disney and Philip Morris rose modestly. Amex and NYSE composite indices moved, with notable gains amid bargain hunting and a large debenture exchange offer.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Polaroid Corp
Polaroid
American Stock Exchange
Glamour
Fairchild Camera
Walt Disney
Control Data
Philip Morris
Teledyne
NYSE
Amex
Robne Ladd
New York Stock Tables and Rates in High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise provides a detailed stock market listing with corporations such as General Mills, Coca Cola, and Textron, alongside exchange prices and dividend notes. The page also lists mail subscription rates, local notices, and advertising representatives.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Vr. & Mo
Enterprise
Fie
Stock Exchange Noon Prices and Trade Abbreviations
American Stock Exchange noon prices listed with columns for sales, high, low, last, and change. Abbreviations include ex dividends, ex distribution, ex rights, without warrants, when issued, and next day delivery. Foreign issues subject to interest equalization rules noted.
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Exchange
New York
American Stock Exchange
Stock Market Summary at Noon on NYSE
New York noon index shows mixed moves with minor gains and losses across sectors. Industrial shares rise slightly while financials and utilities display small fluctuations. overall index levels around 44.03 for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, 49.32 for Transportation, 31.06 for Utilities, and a minor 0.07 change in finance sectors.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Transportation
Utility
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Newsman Ruled Not In Contempt In Manson Case
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge ruled that California’s shield law shields reporter William Farr from revealing his story source to the grand jury. The ruling reversed a contempt finding as Farr refused to identify the attorneys who provided the material about a Manson family plot.
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California
William Farr
Charles Manson
Raymond Cheate
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Choate
Manson
Grand
Vincent T. Bugliosi
Dave Shinn
McGovern Humphrey Campaign Finance Questioned by Panel
Senate Watergate committee staff review of preliminary finance reports cites McGovern and Humphrey. McGovern aides dispute fairness over claims of using creditors to settle $340000 in leftover campaign funds and shifting them to the Senate race. Humphrey defends use of over $100000 in personal funds and plans to submit legal brief.
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George McGovern
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Dash
Ervin
Fred Thompson
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South Dakota
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Mourning Argentines Pay Peron Tribute
An endless river of mourners in Argentina filed past the casket of President Juan D. Peron as his widow Isabel postponed the state funeral to Thursday to allow more people to pay homage at the open casket in the domed congressional building. Isabel Peron, his widow and vice president, would assume the presidency following his death.
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Associated Press
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Peron
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Nixon Brezhnev summit marks cautious detente progress
President Nixon and Premier Brezhnev sign a communique amid cautious progress in Soviet American relations. Officials acknowledge no breakthrough on offensive missiles while aiming for a decade long pact in Geneva to govern weapons development. Kissinger says the summit should not be seen as a lone home run and notes talks will continue regardless of future administrations. Nixon plans a televised address from Loring Air Force Base after departure.
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Moscow
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Morozova stuns Billie Jean King at Wimbledon quarterfinals
Olga Morozova upset top seed Billie Jean King 7 5 6 2 in the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The Russian advances as the American five time singles champion is eliminated in the afternoon session.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean King
Olga Morozova
Church shooting at Ebenezer Baptist Church shocks Atlanta
An Atlanta shooting left a deacon dead and another woman wounded at Ebenezer Baptist Church on Sunday. Attorney Randy Bacote says his client Chenault denies any organized group ties. Local reports note Chenault allegedly belonged to a group called The Troop which targets black ministers.
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Atlanta
Chenault
Randy Bacote
Dayton
Watergate, campaign finance probes draw mixed responses
Reports reconsider campaign finance criticisms of Humphrey and McGovern as a federal court blocks a bid by C G Bebe Rebozo to curb Watergate inquiries. Senate Republicans hire counsel for possible impeachment trial while LaRue pleads guilty and cooperates. Details recount O Briens testimony, LaRue’s guilty plea, and Chenault relatives amid linked slayings in Ohio and a bus journey to Atlanta.
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Bebe" Rebozo
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Pearson Takes Firecracker Pole At Daytona In Rain Delay
David Pearson powered his Wood Brothers Mercury to the pole at Daytona International Speedway with a speed of 180.759 mph for the Firecracker 400. Bobby Allison, in a Roger Penske Matador, was right behind at 180.755 mph, with Pearson noting the pole earns $1000 in the 401 mile race.
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Wood Brothers’ Mercury
Daytona International Speedway
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Jury Slaw Bickering Delays Henley Trial in Texas
In San Antonio AP report, 17 of 32 jurors are seated for the Elmer Wayne Henley murder trial tied to the Houston mass killings. Defense attorney Will Bray repeatedly objects as Judge Preston Dial often overrules. Insanity defense looms as prosecutors and defense discuss juror qualification and potential drug and alcohol influence.
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