Wall Street little changed after Chicago bank rate cut
The noon Dow Jones average rose 4.46 to 806.63 as traders noted a modest rate cut by the First National Bank of Chicago from 11.75% to 11.60%. Gains led on the NYSE with light trading and a 2 to 1 edge for advancers, while sentiment remained cautious awaiting clearer signals on rate direction. Polaroid, Holiday Inns, and American Motor Inns moved on the day, with Syntex leading Amex activity.
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Unofficial Sales Figures and Dividend Notations
The article defines that sales figures are unofficial and explains dividend rates as annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semiannual declaration. It lists footnotes for special or extra dividends and various designations such as declared or paid in the prior twelve months and ex-dividend indicators, with references to stock splits, accumulative issues, and bankruptcy notes.
High Point Enterprise factual advertisement rates and notices
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly and weekly options. It notes AP involvement, post office classification, and contractor independence for carriers and distributors. It provides address, service details, and advertising representation.
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Last of American Forces Leave Laos
The United States withdrew the last of its 216 troops sent to Laos 16 months ago, ending a decade of direct military involvement. North Vietnamese troop movements and a remaining prisoner, Emmet James Kay, a 47 year old civilian pilot, are noted amid ongoing Laos peace terms.
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Britain Refuses Pullout Of Troops From Northern Ireland
London AP reports the British government rejects demands to remove troops from Northern Ireland and asserts only the army can curb imminent anarchy. Merlyn Rees tells MPs that without British forces law and order could not cope. Parliament is recalled as NI direct rule resumes after a 11 day general strike with moderates' governorship in flux.
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Merlyn Rees
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Rees
Harold Wilson
Wilson
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Daily Mirror
Suez
Sion
Pentagon papers leak case tests Nixon secrecy demands
In the Colson story the court weighs government secrecy laws as the Nixon administration faces defense requests for documents. Ellsberg’s link to the Vietnam War analysis cited. Judge Gesell plans to hear White House counsel James D. St. Clair on turn over issues later today.
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Nixon impeachment inquiry stalls over false statements probe
Albert Jenner says the committee settlement has not pursued violations and centered on Nixon's awareness of possibly false statements. Kleindienst pleads guilty to a misdemeanor for withholding full answers, prompting resignations. Doar seeks 20 tapes but St Clair will provide only one transcript. Mondale criticizes the process as an empty gesture while Woodcock warns impeachment weakens economic policy efforts.
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James D. St. Clair
Doar
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Mitchell
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Walter F. Mondale
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Leonard Woodcock
Lawmakers Attack Military Wastefulness Increases In Spending
Wisconsin Democrats Sen William Proxmire and Rep Les Aspin assail large cost overruns in U S weapons programs and Indochina aid figures GAO tallies show 26 3 billion overruns across 55 new systems with DD963 destroyer costs rising to 3 1 billion and unit cost jumps. Aspin argues Indochina spending dwarfs Soviet and Chinese aid and cites unclear cost overruns in Safeguard system amid Army book-keeping disputes.
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Indochina
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Minority Economic Outs Said Shrinking Minority Economic Outs Said Shrinking
Vernon B. Jordan told the Atlanta chapter of the American Jewish Committee that today’s underprivileged cannot mirror the Jewish route out of poverty due to a technological economy and credentialization. He cited four centuries of slavery and exclusion and urged coalition building while noting greater Black-Jewish solidarity and comparatively less anti-Semitism among Blacks.
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Vernon B. Jordan
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American Jewish Committee
Ship Hits Damages N C Pier At Atlantic Beach
World War II Liberty ship Theodore Parker broke from moorings in rough seas off Atlantic Beach North Carolina and drifted into Sportsmans Pier, damaging four pilings, railing and part of the structure. About 200 people were evacuated before the ship was cleared by Coast Guard and a tug. The vessel will be sunk Tuesday to form a fishing reef.
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California primary tests Watergate era politics
In California Sen Alan Cranston faces token opposition from two Democrats while five Republicans run including HL Richardson and Earl Brian, former Reagan health secretary. Lt Gov Ed Reinecke once seen as front runner weakened after a 1972 Watergate indictment. Californians also vote on a major reform measure tied to the scandal era.
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Mississippi
California
Alan Cranston
Richardson
Earl
Brian
Health and Welfare
Reagan
Ed Reinecke
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clothing Industry Is Struck Across 30 States
New York AP reports the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America launch a nation wide strike against 700 manufacturers across 30 states with 110000 members. About 40000 workers seek higher wages cost of living clause and fringe benefits as talks with Clothing Manufacturers Association collapse. No immediate shortages expected as fall production nears.
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Illinois
Mississippi
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Kentucky
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New Jersey
California
Big Year In Packaging
Modern Packaging highlights 1974 as a year of shortages yet expects strong growth in packaging. Inflation is cited as the main discrepancy. J McGraw-Hill forecasts GNP up 8.2 percent and consumer spending up 7.8 percent. Packaging sales are projected to surpass 1974’s $23 billion by about 8 percent.
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