Mixed stock market with modest rally fades
New York trading opened mixed as the Dow fell 1.80 to 787.39 while NYSE advancers led decliners. Investors cited a 12 percent annual inflation rate in June, with Honeywell cut 4 and 600 Boston area workers laid off. Golds strengthened, Eldon Grimm noted short covering lifting some issues, and the NYSE composite dipped to 43.76.
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Eldon A. Grimm
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New York Stock Exchange Notebook Snapshot
A dense OCR style list shows numerous stock prices and ticker symbols across industries. Names like Ampex, Arch, Arco, Avon, Amex, and Goodyear appear among varied figures, reflecting a broad market snapshot with many figures and trailing annotations.
High Point Enterprise Rate Card Details
The High Point Enterprise outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates, with options for daily, Sunday, and weekly plans. It notes AP affiliation, independent contractors for distributors, and tax considerations for NC subscribers. The address and advertising representatives are listed for contact.
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Bernstein to limit Tanglewood appearance due to illness
Leonard Bernstein will restrict his Sunday Tanglewood festival appearance after recent hospitalization. A spokesman says he will conduct two works only, having been urged to reduce his program following illness at his Fairfield Connecticut home last Sunday. he was scheduled to perform a concerto.
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Turkish Fleet Sails Toward Cyprus Amid Cyprus Crisis
A Turkish fleet of 35 ships, largely troop landing craft, left Mersin about 45 miles from Cyprus. Ankara officers were ordered to stay inside and state media remained on duty as Premier Ecveti re entered after London. Cabinet to seek parliamentary approval on Saturday for action.
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Untaxed cigarette smuggling eyed as crime threat grows
Connecticut and North Carolina officials debate uniform cigarette taxes to curb cross state smuggling. Salafia notes seizures include 39 arrests, 30 vehicles, 22,000 cartons and $16,000 in fines since 1972. A 1975 bill could make possessing over 100 cartons a felony with up to five years in prison.
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Robert H. Steele
Explosion Engulfs Rail Yard at Decatur Illinois
An explosion and fire rocked a large railroad yard in Decatur Illinois injuring more than 100 people. Hospitals treated 112 with 15 admitted. The blast occurred at 5 03 am in a line of tank cars and fire burned for hours, threatening other cars containing dynamite and chemicals. Police evacuated a three mile square area on the east side of Decatur. A high school gym under construction collapsed and a building in the Norfolk and Western yard complex housing overnight crews was flattened. The cause was not yet determined.
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Panel Votes To Permit Broadcast Of Impeachment Debates
Washington AP The House Rules Committee endorsed live television coverage of the Judiciary Committee impeachment debate pending full House approval. Networks offered daily rotation, PBS planned evening replays on the 246 station system. Debates on impeachment articles start Tuesday with a final vote predicted Saturday.
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Connally tied to Watergate probes and Jacobsen case
Connally was cited by the Watergate committee for multiple calls in 1972 to two Justice Department chiefs about Jacobsen’s criminal investigation. The panel noted he contacted Attorneys General Mitchell and Kleindienst, and Assistant Atty. Gen. Petersen said the repeated inquiries upset him. Jacobsen was indicted for misapplication of funds last February.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
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White House
Kleindienst
Nixon Aide Defends Tape as Not Linking Nixon to Watergate
James D. St. Clair argued the March 22 1973 Nixon-Haldeman transcript shows no knowledge of the 75000 payment to Watergate burglar Hunt and that Dean initiated the action. Ford said tapes’ audio quality explains the ongoing disagreement. Democrats condemned the move as contempt for the committee.
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Curbs On Exports Of Police Equipment
The Commerce Department imposed special export controls on police equipment bound for the Soviet bloc and allies, requiring clearance based on use and buyer country. The move, done with Kissinger, aims to curb rights abuses amid a Moscow crime control expo.
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CP&L Acquitted in Lobbying Registration Case
CP&L and a public relations executive were acquitted of failing to register as lobbyists. Judge Pretlion Winborne ruled the case hinged on criminal intent, noting a fine line between information gathering and promoting legislation. Prosecutors and defense argued over Branson’s duties and his conversations with lawmakers.
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