Market Mixed as Investors Await Phase 4 Rules
The Dow rose 0.67 to 886.66 amid light trading as analysts note a wait-and-see mood before Phase 4 regulations. Advancers outpaced decliners 600 to 477 with 394 unchanged, while the Amex price-change index barely moved and Imperial Oil held at 42.
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New York
Alan Shaw
Harris, Upham & Co
Shaw
American Stock Exchange
Imperial Oil
New York Exchange
New York Stock Exchange Prices and Dividend Footnotes
Exchange prices and dividend figures are unofficial unless noted. The table shows annual disbursements based on last declarations with footnotes explaining terms such as extra dividends stock splits liquidating dividends ex dividend and other annotations including new issues deferred action and rights or warrants.
No Knock raids in Collinsville raise civil rights concerns
Federal probes and civil liberties groups spotlight two Collinsville Illinois raids amid claims officers failed to identify themselves. Justice officials vow swift disciplinary action while families sue for damages after mistaken entries into homes, including the Giglottos and the Askews.
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Collinsville, Ill
Senate
Civil Liberties Organizations
Bartels
Elliot L. Richardson
Collinsville
Myles J. Ambrose
New York Stock Index at Noon Mixed Movements
AP reports at noon New York stock sections show mixed results with small losses in some sectors. Transportation and utilities edge lower while finance and other groups show minor gains amid fluctuating prices.
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New York
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High Point Enterprise Rates and Contacts
The High Point Enterprise lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for varying terms in North Carolina. It notes independent carriers handle delivery and disclaims responsibility for advance payments. The paper is an AP member with local news rights and distribution details.
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High Point
N.C
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Wrecks Put Two Persons In Hospital
Weekend wrecks left several injured with two Lexington residents and two Winston-Salem passengers listed in satisfactory condition. Police seek witnesses to the Sunday two-car crash on S Main Street at Russell Avenue and other drivers face charges for left of center, drunken driving, or failure to yield. Total damages estimated at 1550 dollars.
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Shirley Turner Harrison
Lexington
Charlotte Dianne Berry
Winston-Salem
S. Main Street
Russell Avenue
Joseph Quick Jr
Jamestown
Margaret Marshall
Gordy Street
Kivett Drive
New Street
Edmond Evang Jr
Fourth Street
Quick
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Franklin Street
Franklin
Woodbury Drive
Martin
Roy Thomas Ingram
Teressia Lester
Putnam Avenue
Linda Carol Stewart
Oly Mill Road
N. Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Sharon Kay Lona
Rt. 3
Reidsville
E. Fairfield Road
Allen Jay Road
Benjamin Nathan Pyrtle
Ridgecrest Drive
W. Ward Avenue
W. Green Drive
Etta Springs
E. Commerce Street
Shelba Jean Gainey
Henley Place
Pam Dawn Hussey
Kernersville
Blain Court
Parkway
Virginia Police Drive Back Convicts With Dogs and Tear Gas
About 150 state police and 100 guards battled roughly 200 inmates at the Virginia State Farm 28 miles west of Richmond. Prisoners barricaded three cellblocks and two dormitories. officers used tear gas and police dogs to retake blocks and restore order.
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Virginia
Richmond
Virginia State Farm
Nixon investigation highlights and Kalmbach ties rise
The Watergate inquiry presses Kalmbach’s role in fundraising and Nixon’s finances as Ervin questions Moore. Pressed issues include funding to silence defendants, San Clemente estate finances, and the White House stance on presidential papers amid recall of Dean and Ehrlichman.
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Watergate Committee
United States
Moore
Nixon
Atty
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John D. Ehrlichman
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Mitchell
Dean
Watergate
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Dn.m
Montoya
Ronald L. Ziegler
Terry Lenzner
Lenzner
Kalmbach
California
San Clemente
Donald Segretti
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Daniel K. Inouye
D-Hawaii
Lowell P. Peicker
R-Conn
White House stance on testimony and executive privilege
A summary of changes in White House policy on testimony before the Watergate committee. Initial refusals to appear gave way to a partial concession for staff to testify under oath, with executive privilege reserved. Later the president stated executive privilege would not bar testimony about possible criminal conduct and released Dean from attorney-client constraints. The current dispute centers on documents requested by the committee, potentially including files in the president's own archives.
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Newsweek Magazine
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Haldeman
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Watergate Committee
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Henry E. Petersen
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Maurice H. Stans
Lawrence M. Higby
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Weicker
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