Stocks Hold Steady Amid Inflation Gloom In New York
New York AP report shows the noon Dow at 772.45 up 0.16, with Advancers ahead of Decliners 572 to 469 among 1,497 NYSE issues in light trading. American Exchange index up 1.03 to 75.82 as Coit International slides and Halliburton leads oil services gains.
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New York Stock Exchange
Ronald Cooper
W.E. Hutton & Co
American Stock Exchange
Coit International
Miller Wohl
NLT Corp
Nyse Trading
British Petroleum
Whiel McDonald's
Walt Disney Production
Avon Products
Texas. Instruments
ASA, Ltd
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Halliburton
McDermott
New York Stock Exchange Noon Prices Mixed Across Ticker
Exchange lists scattered gains and losses with dozens of issues showing small moves. Notable names include AMBAC, American Can, Johnson controls and Coca Cola among many others. The scan shows widespread activity with varied last prices and percent changes.
Stock Market Index Snapshot and Dividend Footnotes
New York Stock Exchange noon index shows minor moves with several listed stocks such as Syntex, Texas Instruments, Westinghouse and Yates. The report notes unofficial sales figures and explains dividend and stock split annotations, including special dividends and types of distributions.
High Point Enterprise Contact and Subscription Rates
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription options with monthly and yearly figures for daily and Sunday editions, weekly and postal details, and notes about sales tax in North Carolina. It lists mail delivery terms, carrier services, and advertising representation.
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Word-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Eye Level Meeting Unites Tall People
SAN FRANCISCO AP tall clubs discuss life challenges of people at least 5-foot-10. About 250 Tall Clubs International members gather to boost self esteem as they navigate a world built for average heights. The group counts 3,000 members in 68 chapters across the United States Canada and Europe founded 28 years ago. Ray Jones a 6-6 engineer notes social outcast histories and ongoing progress for this height minority of about 3 percent. The convention runs through Sunday.
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Tall Clubs International
United States
Ray Jones
General Services’ Administration
Philadelphia
Nixon aides say jawboning not used to curb inflation
White House economic coordinator Kenneth Rush says meetings with business and labor groups were to mobilize responsible sectors on inflation but not jawboning. Nixon to meet 19 top business leaders and 12 economists. no labor leaders invited yet. Simon to tour Middle East and Europe to discuss oil earnings and investment.
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White House
Kenneth Bush
Bush
Nixon
Rush
Simon
Middle East
Europe
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Missing Diplomat's Skeleton Found in Mexico
In Hermosillo, Sonora, authorities confirm a shattered pair of glasses and a government pen identify the skeleton as John S. Patterson, the 31 year old U.S. diplomat kidnapped on March 22 after leaving the consulate. A ransom note previously demanded $500,000. Patterson's wife Andra attempted payment but contact with the abductors failed.
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Patterson
Philadelphia
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Nixon impeachment probe cites hush money payment claim
Transcript excerpts show Dean telling Nixon Hunt sought 120000 for support and legal fees. Hunt threatened to reveal pre Watergate White House acts including a psychiatrist break-in for Ellsberg. Remains were found after weekend rains, investigators said.
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Watergate
Daniel Ellsberg
Farewell to Earl Warren Former chief justice dies at 87
Warren, former California governor and long serving chief justice from 1953 to 1969, died after a brief hospitalization for a heart ailment. Survived by wife Nina, three children and two sons, with tributes from colleagues and public figures. He shaped landmark rulings like brown v board and one man one vote while facing mixed reactions to the Warren court.
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Harry van Knight
SALT Limits Drive U.S. Soviet Missile Changes
The SALT agreement lets Russia swap old ICBMs for modern submarine missiles, potentially boosting its oceanic fleet to 62 subs and 950 missiles. The U.S. has not dismantled Titan ICBMs, keeping its submarine-launched total at 656. MIRV development and Poseidon conversions proceed in the United States, with 28 submarines completed or converting and the last three funded in this year's defense budget.
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Portugal's 242 months crisis deepens after cabinet collapse
In Lisbon, Premier Adelino da Palma Carlos quits as the military withdraws power. Vice Premier Franciscosa Carneiro and several moderates follow, while leftists pillory Spinola for appointing regime members. State Council blocks fall election, signaling continued military-led tension and threats to the liberal program amid inflation and unrest.
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CP&L seeks 21 percent rate hike hearings to resume
CP and Light Co president Shearon Harris defends a 21 percent rate increase before the North Carolina Utilities Commission. The $48 million request, filed in Oct 1973, would lift a January interim 10 percent rise. Harris cites crisis conditions from rising costs, capital and fossil fuel prices, and environmental expenditures. Average CP&L bill would rise from 18.61 in 1973 to 27.29 if approved. July 1974 price, with fuel hikes, stands at 26.74. Opposition from NC Consumers Council and NC Textile Manufacturers Association. CP&L serves 633,000 customers across eastern and central NC and Asheville.
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