Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Gains In Thin Trading
New York stocks rose modestly as the noon Dow gained 4.69 to 853.25 on light volume. Rio Grande Industries led activity while U S Steel and Du Pont helped the Dow advance. investors waited for Federal Reserve figures on money rates. Banister Continental fell on pipeline award news. The NYSE composite edged up 0.20 to 48.58.
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High Point Enterprise Rates and Postal Details
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday and Sunday only editions, urging readers to contact local carriers for home delivery. It notes postal classifications, tax details, and advertising representation by Ward Griffith Company as the national agent.
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NASD Interdealer Quotations At 11 A.M. Reported
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative inter dealer prices as of approximately 11 a.m. Inter dealer markets fluctuate during the day and prices exclude retail markup, markdowns, or commissions. These quotations are provided through EB Hutton & Co Inc High Point office.
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Duke Power Morality Questioned In Rate Increase Hearing
Charlotte AP report notes state Rep. David Jordan questioned the morality of Duke Power's 16.8 percent rate hike before the State Utilities Commission. He argued private, franchise-protected utilities profit at consumers' expense and urged scrutiny of stockholders’ gain through higher bills. Annette Stewart of Charlotte urged protection for fixed incomes, noting notices of higher bills this month.
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Kissinger role in 1969 wiretap program outlined
A source told AP that Kissinger had a passive role in the wiretap program, mainly naming individuals with access to leaked material. On May 10, 1969, Haig met with FBI official Sullivan to request taps for White House high authority, without naming Kissinger. Haig later could direct surveillance or stopping taps, while Kissinger later claimed reports went to Haldeman’s office from 1970, with only gravity-rated items reaching him.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon seeks live witnesses as impeachment inquiry stalls
The impeachment process faces delays with deadlines slipping since April 30. A White House aide accuses Democrats of stalling while Nixon presses to call live witnesses and briefs to defend against subpoenaed material. The 17 Republican panel members unanimously support calling witnesses despite Nixon’s refusal to provide tapes and documents. The president argues a panel request does not automatically create evidence, even as the inquiry slows.
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Mansfield And Scott Defend Wiretapping
Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott defended wiretapping as potentially necessary for national security amid a Kissinger integrity controversy. Four senators, including Scott, added homes to a resolution praising Kissinger as a patriotic American with high integrity, bringing cosponsors to 43.
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Hugh Scott
Scott
Henry A. Kissinger
Mansfield
Kissinger
Ehrlichman files access fight tests White House vault terms
Contempt statues loom if Ehrlichman lacks full access to White House papers. After leaving court he was driven to the White House to view files under a sworn statement test. A new agreement allows Ehrlichman to test notes but bar notes taken into the vault by his attorney. Gesell convened a closed session to resolve evidence-admission issues as the trial nears. White House lawyer Buzhardt was hospitalized with a possible heart attack.
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Nixon
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RJR Union Election Being Held
More than 8,000 workers at the R J Reynolds Co vote today and Friday on AFLCIO representation by the Tobacco Workers International Union. The 8,420 eligible voters in three shifts are served by 14 polling places and 25 workers. Voting times are noon to 3 40 p.m and 6 30 p.m to 8 30 p.m today and 1 2 a.m Friday.
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Justice's Wife's License Is Revoked
Mrs Jeanelle Coulter Moore wife of K Moore pleaded 0 contest to a driving while intoxicated charge in Johnston County District Court Judge William S Godwin ordered revocation of her driver's license. She was fined 100 dollars plus court costs. Moore who lives in Raleigh did not attend the session. She was arrested April 18 by Clayton police for DWI on U S 70 inside town limits.
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Jeanelle Coulter Moore
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