Market Climb Pens Light Trade On Wall Street
The stock market edged higher in quiet trading on Wall Street with the Dow up 5.09 to 832.92 as gainers outpaced decliners two to one. Southern Co led volume while a large block traded at 12 percent. The NYSE measure rose 0.55 to 90.02 on brisker mood after May income gains and a narrower balance of payments deficit. Trans World Airlines slid to 73s as executives resigned in a shakeup.
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Wall Street
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Southern Co
American Stock Exchange
Trans World Airlines
Over The Counter Quotes From Associated Press
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative interdealer prices as of approximately 3:00 p.m. yesterday. Prices do not include retail mark up, mark down or commission.
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Associated Press
National Association of Securities Dealers
High Point Enterprise Ad and Circulation Details
Publication notice lists rates for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions, with carrier options and tax details. It includes address and contact notes for The High Point Enterprise and Ware-Griffith Company as national advertising rep.
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Ware-Griffith Company
National Advertising
Horse Charge Dropped in Bicentennial Ride Incident
In Culpeper Virginia misdemeanor charges against Jerry Linker 22 over riding over his horse during a 610 mile Charlotte to Philadelphia bicentennial ride were dropped. Linker not present as the court declined to prosecute citing insufficient evidence. Ralph Jarrells spokesperson for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Bicentennial Commission praised the ruling and the ride continued.
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Jerry Linker
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Philadelphia
Linker
General District Court
Ralph Jarrells
Charlotte—Mecklenburg
Riot Guards Stand By As Raleigh Prison Demonstration Unfolds
About 150 guards and 16 highway patrol officers in riot gear waited at the State Correctional Center for Women as 50 to 75 demonstrators gathered outside. Inmates met officials to discuss grievances after violence on Monday. The protestors spoke with inmates through a fence for about 30 minutes before retreating. Sixteen state troopers stood on a hill while more guards guarded the administration building. Larry Little urged calm among participants. Louis Powell was named head of the women's prison. Morris Kea preferred not to take a permanent post. The protest centered on medical services, counseling, and the laundry shutdown. Corrections officials initially ordered the laundry closed but later kept it open with reduced workload.
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N.C
State Correctional Center For Women
Larry Little
Winston-Salem
Louis Powell
Triangle Correctional Facility
Women’s Prison
Kea
Ralph Edwards
Edwards
U.S. Justice Department
Leon White
Ford Narrowing Path To 1976 Presidential Bid
AP reports President Ford moving toward formal candidacy by establishing a 1976 campaign organization and naming Howard Callaway to head it. Wallace signals intent to run, cites need to mobilize middle and lower incomes. Ford plans to file papers with the FEC and announce candidacy in coming weeks while Wallace campaigns in Alabama and on NBC Today.
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Howard H
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Richard Nixon
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Nelsen
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Cohen claims plan to return Patty Hearst set but aborted
Los Angeles AP reports former criminal Mickey Cohen said he had a plan months ago to deliver Patricia Hearst to her parents and attorney Jim McGinnis but abandoned it over safety fears. He claimed sources located Hearst in Cleveland, though he never contacted her. Hearst, 21, daughter of Randolph Hearst, was kidnapped Feb 4, 1974 by the Symbionese Liberation Army and later allied with her captors amid state and federal charges.
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Mickey Cohen
Patricia Hearst
Patty Hearst
Jim McGinnis
Hearst
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Mystery of Miss Estep ties to Ellensburg music degree
The report recalls Miss Estep, a 1934 Washington Normal School music graduate, and a long running tale from Northern Nevada about a posse braving winter to kill Indians. It notes Winnemucca’s bid to erect a monument at Shoshone Mike’s death site, and details Miss Kelley receiving hospital funds and a $129,000 Hyannis Port home placed in a trust as sole beneficiary.
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Winnemucca
Mike
Francis H. Kelley
Kelley
Hyannis Port
Kennedy Compound
the Globe
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Joseph
Convicted Murderer Leroy Mason to Testify at Trial
In New Bern North Carolina AP reports convicted killer Leroy Mason 36 is to testify as one of the last five witnesses in a U S district court kidnapping case case peers with the Shay couple missing since September 8 1973 their bodies found in a Virginia gravel pit Mason earlier was convicted in Virginia for slayings and given an 80 year sentence Prosecution presented two guns stolen from the Shays home and a farmer found a road shoe as evidence
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Leroy Mason
U. S. District Court
Mason
James William Shay Jr
Roanoke Rapids
Richmond
Shay
Nancy Byrd
James C. Marr
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