Stock Market Rises On Optimism For Economic Recovery
New York stocks extended gains into a fourth session as optimism about the economic recovery grew. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 3.52 to 868.35 at noon, with breadth strong among 1,615 issues. IBM held steady near 213, and Halliburton and Schlumberger posted advances in oil services.
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Dividend footnotes and terms in American Exchange sales table
Unofficial sales figures note that dividend rates shown are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi annual declaration. Footnotes explain special or extra dividends and multiple designations such as a to z letters and symbols indicating stock dividends liquidating dividends ex-dividend and other conditions.
Quotations From NASD Interdealer Prices
Quotes from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect interdealer prices as of about 3 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions.
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High Point Enterprise Rates and Contact Details
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier options, and notes Associated Press rights. It provides address, mailing terms, and distribution disclaimers, with terms for home delivery and advertising.
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Refugee Repatriation Is Begun
The head of the refugee task force says about 2,031 Indochina refugees in the United States seek to return home under UNHCR supervision. Another 233 are under investigation by INS for possible exclusion, with no denials yet. Efforts aim to settle at least 100,000 refugees in permanent homes before summer’s end, with 60,000 to 70,000 hoped for in the next three months. President Ford reports 131,399 Indochina refugees reached US soil, 32,321 resettled, 3,756 to other countries.
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Hand display blocked at Sydney Opera House amid protest
Sydney Opera House refused to allow a severed hand to be shown at a national art show amid controversy. Artist Ivan Durrant bought the hand from a medical student for 133 dollars and planned a two week showcase via art dealer Clive Evatt, calling the project shock therapy while linking it to protest against meat eating and wartime injuries.
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Portuguese Socialists Demonstrate For Democratic Civilians
Tens of thousands of Portugal Socialists marched in Lisbon to back the ruling military declaration on civilian political parties. Demonstrators waved red banners chanted Freedom Yes Dictatorship No as leaflets accused the Communist party of plotting a one party state and opposed anti democratic maneuvers. President Costa Gomes met the crowd at the presidential palace and urged order and understanding.
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Kissinger Flags Two Way Alliances and Shuttle Diplomacy
In remarks on foreign policy Kissinger says alliances must be two way streets with a common interest. He notes no decision yet on resuming shuttle diplomacy for a Middle East settlement and keeps Indochina policy open. The administration has no fixed timetable for Cuba relations but plans improvements through steps.
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Amin Taunts Britain Over Hills Row In Uganda Crisis
Amin declares Africa will no longer bow to Europeans and threatens firing squad for Hills unless James Callaghan visits Uganda to review economic and political tensions. London reports note Britain plans evacuation for about 700 Britons as Amin warns Britain against invasion.
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Impasse over North Carolina school funds and tuition
Raleigh AP report on House Speaker James Green defending budget cuts to public schools while conferees from House and Senate clash over education funding and university tuition. Senators express optimism for a negotiated settlement as sessions end with no new proposal.
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Panel Approves 15 Member Day Care Licensing Board
RALEIGH AP licensing and regulation of day care centers in North Carolina would come under a 15 member board rather than 12. The Day Care Licensing Commission would have 11 governor appointees including five operators, plus four officials and one designee. The panel rejected three representatives for Human Resources but kept Grade A standards with potential Grade AA upgrades.
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Rosselli faces deportation amid card cheating case linked to CLA
Rosselli, born 1905 in Italy, was sentenced in 1969 for a card cheating scandal at a Los Angeles club. The government seeks deportation to Italy while his lawyers argue a return could invite retaliation by Italy's Comment party. The case sits before the Immigration Board of Appeals.
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