New York stocks rise after broad market advance
The New York market rebounded from recent declines as the Dow Jones industrial average climbs 6.38 to 964.47 amid gains in Gamers and active trading in Fleetwood Enterprises. The NYSE composite gains to 52.02 and the American Exchange index slips up 0.33 to 101.69 as volume increases.
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Trans World Airlines
Zitso Active
Transport Workers Union Sppliesmen
New York Stock Exchange Prices and Market Tickers
The fragment shows New York stock exchange quotes with high and low figures and numerous company names and numbers. It lists several corporations such as Avon, Anaconda, Amoco, and Goodyear among others, with price data and likely index figures for a trading day. The visible OCR text includes scattered company names, sectors, and potential market indicators from a historic newspaper page.
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Unclear financial bid list from securities dealers
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous company names and potential bids or prices with missing context. No clear event date or outcome is discernible. The readable items include a mix of banks, trading houses, and product manufacturers, suggesting a market quotation roundup or broker bid sheet without coherent narrative.
Future Queen Barely Attends Reading of Sweden Wedding
In Stockholm Silvia Sommerlath arrived barely able, for the reading of banns in the royal palace chapel. King Carl Gustav and Miss Sommerlath plan to wed at Storkyrkan cathedral at noon on June 19. The crowns chosen from the royal treasury include those once linked to King Erik I and Queen Louisa Ulrika.
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Silvia Sommerlath
Royal
Carl Gustav
Miss Sommerclath
Storkyrkan
Erik Icv
England
Elizabeth I
Louisa Ulrika
Explosions injure five in Chicago downtown spree
Four late night blasts in trash bins on North Michigan Avenue and near the First National Bank of Chicago wounded five people and caused minor damage. Police said the high velocity explosive was aimed to attract attention, with no injuries at Bank Leumi LeIsrael or John Hancock Center and no clear leads or witnesses.
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Caril Fugate Parole Bid Lands Witnesses In Opposition
Witnesses opposed Caril Fugate's parole while Jacqueline Crawford supported release. Fugate, who rode with Charles Starkweather on a 1958-59 murder spree, expressed desire for a normal life, marriage, and work with troubled teens. The Nebraska board noted some opposition and discussed her eligibility for release on June 26 after decades of imprisonment.
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Carter and Ford in Ohio as delegates near tally
Ford and Carter wrapped up a 268 site motorcade across western Ohio. Carter warned a Reagan ticket could deliver a landslide in November. Udall and Church backed Carter, saying a Carter victory could make him unstoppable, while Ife labeled Carter a mystery man. Wallace and Jackson also appeared among Ohio entries as polls closed at 3 p.m. EDT.
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Udall
Church
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Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Tax shelters debate boosts 1977 collections claim
Officials say withholding could raise collections by up to 2.4 million in 1977 and aid Congress in accepting Long plan while preserving the full package of individual tax cuts from last year. The IRS processed almost 5 million returns in 1974 with interest and dividend income. Over half of filers reported under 15 000 in total income. Alexander says the IRS cannot match bank reports to individual returns, leaving much tax evasion.
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Sterling Rebounds On $5.2 Billion Loan Boost
The pound rose sharply on word of a $5.2 billion foreign loan to support Britain’s currency. It jumped beyond four cents to $1.80 early, then steadied, trading around $1.7745 at noon. Traders cited miners union wage restraint acceptance and inflationary concerns as factors behind the rebound.
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Miners Union
California Nuclear Ballot Clash Shapes Election
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr did not take a stand as opponents warn of rare accidents while three nuclear safety bills become law days before the election. The measures, milder than Prop 14, could sway voters, but none affect the state's existing three plants or two under construction.
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Edmund G Brown Jr
Carter leads in delegate race as California GOP backs Reagan
The report notes 393.5 uncommitted Democratic delegates and Carter’s potential to clinch the nomination if he secures key delegate blocs. Humphrey and Udall acknowledge Carter’s likely inevitability with strong Ohio and New Jersey results, while California polls show Reagan favored to win the 167 GOP delegates, shaping the Republican contest.
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New Jersey
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Reagan
Family disease strikes young Tom and Jesse
Doctors report a degenerative nervous system disease has claimed two young lives in the family, with eight to twelve year olds at risk. Tom Amerson, son of Betty Amerson, was confirmed sick on April 5 as sight failed and walking grew difficult. A special bank account is set up to help cover escalating medical bills.
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Rowan County Department of Social Services
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Hays Seen as Favorite in Ohio Primary Amid Scandal
In BANNOCK Ohio AP two faces of Rep Wayne Hays appear as he seeks renomination for a 15th term tainted by a payroll sex scandal. His challenger Nick Karnick campaigns little, while Hays preserves broad grass roots support among miners steelworkers farmers and elderly voters in his 18th district.
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