Market Slides Amid Inflation Fears and Rate Moves
New York stocks drifted lower in a listless session as the Dow fell about 4.38 points to 829.71 and the NYSE saw more decliners than gainers. Inflation worries and higher rates weighed on brokers while the government reported a June trade surplus of 1.74 billion dollars, and Litton Industries cited cashflow problems tied to Defense Department payment delays.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Polaroid
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
United States
Litton Industries
Defense Department
Litton
Robintech
Amex
High Point Enterprise Masthead and publication details
The snippet shows the High Point Enterprise masthead, address at 210 Church Avenue High Point North Carolina, and publishing notes including Sunday edition, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates. It lists pricing tiers for daily, Sunday, and combined deliveries, along with printing and distribution notes and tax disclaimer.
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High Point Enterprise
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Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
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Cartier
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Mixed Progress for Blacks in Past Year Findings
A Census Bureau report shows black college enrollment up 56 percent since 1970, but real spending power down 3.2 percent in 1974. About 40 percent of food stamp purchases were by black families at least part of 1974, and the share headed by women rose to 35 percent. The black population reached 24 million, 11.4 percent of the total U.S. population, with 13.7 percent unemployment among blacks versus 7.6 percent for whites.
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Gurney Bribery Case Deliberations Begin In Florida Trial
Jurors in the Edward J. Gurney bribery conspiracy trial begin deliberations after closing arguments. The Florida Republican, ex-aide Joseph Bastien, FHA officials Ralph Koontz and K. Wayne Swiger face charges over a $233000 campaign fund raised by promising favored FHA treatment. Larry Williams testified he collected $400000 in Gurney’s name 1971-73, and awaits sentencing.
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Tampa
Fla
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Florida Republican
U.S
Ben Krentzman
Krentzman
Gurney
Joseph Bastien
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Ralph
Bastien
Larry Williams
Williams
King Sr bids farewell at Ebenezer Church after 44 years
Dr. Martin Luther King Sr. delivers his final sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, recalling his family’s losses and faith. The 75-year-old pastor, known as Daddy King, speaks of bells ringing and his son Martin Luther King Jr.’s life given to his people. The service, attended by more than 1,500, reflects a turbulent era and King’s long ministry.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King Sr
Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church
Daddy King
King
Abraham
Isaac
Martin Jr
A. D
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Alberta
A. D. Williams
Ebenezer
King Jr
Ebenezer Church
First Evidence Heard Against Joan Little
The state opened its case against Joan Little, a 21 year old black woman accused of first degree murder of a white jailer she says attacked her. The first witness called by the prosecution was Jerry Helms from Washington, North Carolina.
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David R. Nelsen
Associated Press
Raleigh
N.C
Joan’ Little
Jerry Helms
Washington, N. C
Ing
Washington
Miss Little
William Griffin
Beaufort County
Clarence Alligood
Abandon Sighting and Survivor Accounts From Ship Disaster
Survivors recount the Indianapolis tragedy including life jacket struggles, 30 foot waves, and hallucinations after the ship’s sinking. Erwin describes shark-infested waters, barracuda wounds, and desperate search for land as 200 plus drifted to 30 survivors. Meanwhile Raleigh NC notes a separate trial update on Beaufort County jailer murder with jury selection and diary evidence debates.
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Erwin
Indianapolis
Tinian Island
Hiroshima
Reunion
Narwhal tusks used as poison protectors at French court
The article notes that drinking cups and eating utensils made from ivory tusks of Arctic narwhals were used at the French court until 1789. Believed to be unicorn horns, the tusks were thought to protect users from poison.
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Johnny Rose
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