Market Mixed as Rally Fades in Slow Trading
The noon Dow was down 1.58 to 879.97 while the NYSE advancers led decliners 674 to 411. Sony dropped 9 to 42 on active volume, and Trans World Airlines Warrants fell percent. Analysts cited tight rates and renewed uncertainty as dampers on a sustained rebound.
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Alan C. Poole
Laidlaw-Coggeshall Inc
Sony Corp
American Stock Exchange
Trans. World Airlines
Leasco Corp. Preferred C
Fuqua Industries
Dow
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Wachtel
New York Stock Exchange Afternoon Prices Aggregate
The AP notes selected afternoon prices on the New York Stock Exchange with sales figures, highs, lows, and last prices for numerous listed securities. The report lists many company names and price movements reflecting active trading activity.
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Airco
Arizona
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AllegCp
AligLud
Alcoa
Am Motors
Asmiiir
Amt&t
AMP Inc
Anacon
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Am Currency Markets Mixed On Broad Exchange Activity
New York AP reports mixed midday trading on the American Stock Exchange with drooping prices for several industrials and tech equities. Traders weigh earnings, dividends notes, and shifting demand as listings such as Texaco and Glidden show uneven movements.
New York Stock Exchange Noon Index Report
The noon NYSE summary shows mixed moves across sectors with the industrial and finance groups rising modestly while transportation and other areas slip. The overall Market Index edges up by four cents to 54.78, with sector readings like industrial at 60.10 and finance at 63.32 reflecting brief gains.
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High Point Enterprise rates and affiliation notice
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions, including mail and carrier options, with rates shown for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month. The notice lists payment terms and advertising representation details. Both AP affiliation and postal classifications are referenced.
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Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Stock Averages Show Mixed Upward Trend Across Sectors
The Associated Press stock list reports mixed net changes by noon Wednesday across major categories. Industrials and rails show gains while utilities linger near the baseline, with year and month comparisons indicating varied performance versus prior periods.
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Associated Press
Dollar Rises for Second Straight Day in European Markets
The U S dollar strengthened for a second day after hitting record lows, aided by oversold conditions and demand for ready cash. Trading was slow across Europe while Tokyo saw activity as the Bank of Japan sold about 57 million dollars to curb the rate rise. Dollar price of gold fell about 2 75 to 118 an ounce in New York and 2 25 to 118 50 in London.
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Bank of Japan
Skylab 1 Crew In Excellent Shape After 28 Days
Dr Joseph P Kerwin and astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Paul J Weitz reported from space center Houston that all three Skylab 1 crewmen are in excellent condition after 28 days in orbit. Kerwin noted some body changes from weightlessness but overall good health as the crew prepares to hand over a 90 percent ready space station to Skylab 2 and 3 crews later in the year.
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AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Joseph P. Kerwin
Kerwin
Space Station
Charles Conrad Jr
Paul J. Weitz
Mission Control
Conrad
Weitz
FBI Candidate Expresses Concern For U S Blacks
Kansas City police chief Clarence M. Kelley told Senate confirmation hearings he has a compassionate view of blacks and has focused on recruiting them for his force over 12 years. He supported congressional oversight, cautioned against partisan influence, and defended domestic surveillance as limited and purposeful.
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Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City
FBI
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Martin Luther King Jr
Yablonski Murder Case: Pass Convicted in Pa Slayings
Special prosecutor Richard Sprague said at least one more arrest is imminent in the Yablonski killings case after Albert Pass was found guilty of three counts of murder for the deaths of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. Pass faces life in prison and may seek a new trial.
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Associated Press
Erie, Pa
Yablonski
Richard Sprague
Erie
Albert E. Pass
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Pass
UMW
Joseph A
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Clarksville
Boyle
Sprague
Middleboro
Wilmington Synagogue Bombed in Wilmington
An explosion hit B'nai Israel synagogue in Wilmington at 12:30 a.m. damaging the front door masonry and windows. The building was unoccupied. no injuries reported. Nearby incidents include damage to the Wilmington Journal office and ongoing racial tension prosecutions.
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B’nai Israel
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Wwaytv
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Wilmington Journal
Ben Chavis
Connally Answers Presidential Bid Talk and Phase 4 Plans
Former Texas governor Connally denies seeking the presidential nomination and pushes for firm Phase 4 wage price controls on problem industries possibly including oil. He rejects a federal tax increase and says he has given all the advice he can as he hopes for an early White House departure.
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Los Angeles Times
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Ziegler
White House
Crop Outlook Signals Uncertain Futures for Livestock Feed
Officials warn that despite hoped for record overall production the late planting season may limit corn and other fall harvests. Farmers aim for 74 million acres of corn, up 12 percent from 1972, with a projected 6.0 billion bushels but questions remain on acreage and yields. A record winter wheat crop of 1.3 billion bushels is expected as harvest continues in the southern plains.
Reform rabbis ban participation in mixed marriages
A 10 member panel backed by the Central Conference of American Rabbis adopted a resolution opposing rabbinic participation in any ceremony that solemnizes a mixed marriage. The vote was 321 to 196, noting 41 percent of Reform rabbis have performed mixed marriages under extenuating circumstances. Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn led the push for the ban.
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Associated Press
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Sheraton Biltmore Hotel
World Union For Progressive of Judaism
Nixon aides discuss strategy amid Watergate hearings
Dean reportedly told of White House talks to blunt the hearings including placing a friendly senator on the Watergate committee. Colson testified to a Senate panel about CIA aid to Hunt and disputed Magruder’s account of wiretapping and illegal intelligence methods. Magruder described Liddy pressing for a large budget for surveillance and operatives.
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Senate Appropriations
Hunt
Central Intelligence
Los Angeles
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Nixon Campaign
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Magruder
Mitchell
Pentagon
Daniel Elisberg
Critics defend Republicans in Watergate fallout
Critics claim the bulk of Republicans are not responsible for Watergate even if accusations hold. Senator Ervin notes the committee postponed John W. Dean III testimony to avoid jeopardizing Washington summit talks between President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev.
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