Market ends mixed as Dow slips near noon in choppy trade
New York stocks show a mixed session with the Dow down to 908.75 after a small early gain. Pan American World Airways leads active issues with a 1. no percentage change while Citibank’s rate move keeps blue chips in watch. The NYSE composite edges up 0.01 to 53.63 and the AMEX index adds 0.23 to 114.26 as volume nears 8.68 million by noon.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Pan American World Airways
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Cha Ee
Dresser
duPont
Exxon
Ibebs
Gannett
dhnMan
Jorhat
Kmart
KaisrAl
Kangel
Kane
Kennet
KerrMe
Kimbc
Kraft
Kroger
LTV
LearSieg
Levitzf Se
Lillyel
Lockhol
Northrp
Norton
Panam
Pfizer
RaisPur
P. Stock
Smithnin
Steven
Seonies
Uni
US Steel
Varian
WaitJim
Bradton
Carnat
Goldfield
Goodrich
Marine
Stock prices listed from New York Exchange briefing
Noon quotations from the New York Stock Exchange show numerous tickers with mixed percentage gains and losses. Several large industrials and banks appear, including Alcan BankAm and Armco, among others, with varying daily changes and share figures.
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NEW York
York Stock Exchange
Alcos
Aless
AmCan
Armco
I Armstek
Aserco
Ahrichon
AtlasCp
Aveolo
Ie Avnet
Aven
BankAm
BeliHow
Bendix
Venice
Borgw
MeGranitt
Steffe
BuriNo
Guregas
New York Stock Index Reported Amid Market Updates
The High Point Enterprise summarizes the New York Stock Exchange index themes as published by AP. The article notes market movements and stock activity while detailing newspaper publication and subscription information for the High Point, North Carolina area.
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High Point Enterprise Entechisned
Neaper
High Ees
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated
Associated Press
Post Office
Pete
High Point Enterprise, Inc
London Associates
National
Over-The-Counter Price Listings and Stock Tickers
A dense OCR list shows over the counter bid and ask figures, stock symbols, and percentages for numerous companies and commodities. The piece reads like a market page with price quotes, percentage changes, and share codes across many entities.
Stock table footnotes from 1977 AP release
The text lists stock figures and a long note from The Associated Press dated 1977 with sales figures unofficial and various dividend and stock terms explained. It defines abbreviations such as exdividend ex-distribution and stock rights and outlines conditions for special or extra dividends and other disbursements.
Possible 6.2 Million Ford Recall Ties Fan Blade Fault
The NHTSA probes a fatal fan blade accident in a Detroit repair shop linked to 6.2 million 1970 77 Ford cars and light trucks. Ford faced a voluntary recall for 425000 1972 models with seven blade fans, and expects notice to owners on June 16 for free replacement fans at dealers.
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Detroit
Federal Safety Agency
Ford Motor Co
Roger Keyes
Rockwood
Mich
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ford
NHTSA
Claybrook
Traffic Safety Administration
Herbert Misch
Owls Snatch and Patch Nursed by North Miami Bystander
Two baby owls named Snatch and Patch were rescued from a construction site and cared for by Sheila Heron in North Miami. The fledglings now demand ground beef and lettuce, screech for food, and feed only from a hand while living in an ornate cage.
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Snatch
Patch
Sheila Heron
North Miami
Castro Denies Kennedy Killing Involvement
Fidel Castro states in a CBS interview that involvement in President Kennedy's assassination would have been insane and irresponsible for Cuba. The piece notes Castro cites 24 life threats against him and highlights CIA figure Richard Bissell's remarks on assassination vs killing.
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New York
Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
CBS
Castro
Kennedy
Cuba
Bill Moyers
U.S.A
Richard Bissell
CIA
Bissell
U.S
Special Korean Probe Declined in Washington
House investigators would welcome a Watergate type special prosecutor to probe allegations that Korean agents used gifts and money to buy influence in Congress. President Carter's aides dismissed the idea. Republican leaders urged a full impartial inquiry, with Howard Baker calling for fairness.
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Washington
House
Congress
Carter
South Korea
Women hold few top posts in Carter administration
Freddie Wechsler of the National Women's Political Caucus notes expectations for more women in decision making were not met. Two women serve in Carters Cabinet Juanita Kreps and Patricia Roberts Harris with Midge Costanza in the White House top staff. Harris is the only black in the Cabinet and other prominent blacks include Andrew Young Clifford Alexander Wade McCree and Eleanor Holmes Norton.
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Freddie Wechsler
National Women’s Political Caucus
Carter
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Patricia Roberts Harris
Housing and Urban Development
White House
Margaret ‘‘Midge
Costanza
Harris
U.N
Andrew Young
Army
Clifford Alexander
Wade McCree
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Gulf Oil Seeks Secret Files in Uranium Price Cartel Case
Gulf Oil asks a House subcommittee to seal a nine inch stack of papers allegedly proving an international cartel raised uranium prices from 6–7 to 41 dollars per pound between 1972 and now. Canada backs secrecy citing Official Secrets Act as Westinghouse details emerge in court.
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Washington
Gulf Oil Corp
House
Gulf
Government of Canada
State Dept
Canadian Dept. of Energy, Mines and Resources
Canada
Amin’s Arrest Reported as Uganda Crisis Deepens
Radio Uganda first reported a Briton’s arrest amid Uganda turmoil as Amin’s whereabouts remain unclear. British officials expressed caution while noting past cases and possible hoax theories as Amin reportedly traveled and then returned, with conflicting reports on his location and actions abroad.
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Radio
Uganda
David Owen
London
Amin
Britain
Europe
London Daily Mirror
Mobutu Sese Seko
Zaire
London to New York Air Fare May Drop
The Civil Aeronautics Board recommended President Carter permit Laker Airways to offer a Skytrain service between New York and London for one year. Fares could be 135 dollars from New York to London and 101.48 dollars return, with six hours' prior purchase. Restrictions would limit flights and passengers.
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Washington
New York
London
Carter
Civil Aeronautics Board
Laker Airways
Great Britain
U.S
Brien
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U.S. District Court
House Commerce Committee
Westinghouse Electric Corp
George Hart
Westinghouse
William Jentes
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