Mixed Wall Street Edges Dow Down Slightly At Noon
The noon Dow Jones average fell 0.42 to 920.03 after an earlier fractional rise. Gainers led by a 7 percent Damon Corp. advance, while Columbia Pictures slid 1 percent and Southern Co. rose 0.5 percent. Investors await the May consumer price index after the Conference Board forecast strong U.S. growth but persistent inflation.
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New York Stock Exchange
Conference Board Economic Forum
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Damon Corp
Columbia Pictures
Southern Co
British Petroleum
NY Stocks Mixed as Trading Mirrors Broad Market
New York market chatter shows mixed prices with a broad range of American Exchange issues trading unevenly. Investors weigh earnings and sector movement as list of names such as EastAir and DeltaAir appear amid fluctuating highs and lows.
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Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed in Uneven Trading
The Associated Press reports a fluctuating Dow Jones average with several stocks showing gains and losses. Names such as Textron, Westinghouse, Syntex and Whittaker appear among notable moves as investors weigh market signals and earnings data.
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Whittaker
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Holerin Stage At Guadalcanal Themed Pageant
The narrator recounts a chaotic scene at a stage contest where contestants mingle with a motorcycle gang member and alcohol offers, ending with an embarrassing solo performance before a cheering crowd. Jim Graham introduces the speaker, who delivers a faltering rendition of Fayetteville call and escapes unnoticed.
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Guadalcanal
Jim Graham
State Secretary of Agriculture
Fayetteville
Kendall
Declaration Of Faith Dominates PCUS Assembly Race
In Nashville the newly elected PCUS moderator Rev. Dr. Harvard A. Anderson leads a week focused on a mass English Declaration of Faith. The 890,000 member church debates homosexuality, women in clergy, minority representation, and doctrinal standards after a 213-194 vote for Anderson over Mac W. Freeman Jr. The assembly eyes a contemporary faith statement and further study before future positions.
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Jule Spach
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Harvard Anderson
Longwood
Fla
General Assembly
PCUS
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Presbyterians
Harvard A. Anderson
Mac W. Freeman Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Anderson
Council On Theology and Culture
Southern Baptist Convention
Anita Bryant
Miami
Assembly
Winston-Salem
N.C
Spach
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Paul Edris
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Notices
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription rates and distribution notes including pricing and payment terms. It states Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches, post office classification, and carrier delivery guidance. The page notes contractor status for distributors and non-responsibility for advance payments, with London Associates as national ad reps.
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High Point
N.C
Theign Point Enterprise, Inc
London Associates
Andy Young Faces Pressure to Watch His Tongue
The Carter administration seeks restraint from Ambassador Andrew Young after a string of outspoken remarks. He warned of ethnocentric racism and critiqued Swedes and Russians while in Africa and Europe, drawing criticism from diplomats and lawmakers alike.
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Washington
Andy Young
Jimmy Carter
Carter
United Nations
Young
Andrew Young
Africa
London
Britain
Sweden
Queens
New York
Playboy Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
House International Affairs Committee
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Soviet Union
United States
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Johnson
Lincoln
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Army Reviewing Old Discharges In Charlotte Nine Day Hearings
A military discharge review board begins nine days of hearings in Charlotte as part of a nationwide traveling program to review Vietnam era less than honorable discharges. The process uses a Washington examiner, secretary and video technician to record cases for later review.
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Army
Army Discharge Review Board
Washington
Harold Brown
Veterans Administration
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Red Cross
U.S. Army Reserve Components Personnel and Administration Center
Page Blvd
St. Louis
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