Stock Market Ends Broad Rally After Late Decline
New York stocks rose as an early rebound lifted the market, with the NYSE composite index gaining 0.35 to 46.27 and the Dow Jones 30 up about 6.96 points to 823.29 as index leaders IBM Natomas Philip Morris Burroughs and Texas Instruments posted gains.
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Dan Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Gulf States
American Stock Exchange
IBM
Natomas
Philip Morris
Burroughs
Texas Instruments
National Paragon
Amex
Gray Manufacturing
NYSE
New York Stock Exchange Alphabetical Close List 1974
A dense OCR of stock listings shows numerous tickers, quantities, and company names across sectors. It mixes firm names like ConEd, Texaco, Ford, Coca Cola, IBM with bank and utility listings, reflecting a comprehensive market snapshot from New York trading.
A.P. Stock Terms and Dividends Clarified
A compact note outlines stock terms including ex dividend ex rights and warrants, with references to distributions and next day delivery. It notes conditions for stocks in bankruptcy or receivership and foreign issues subject to interest equalization tax.
High Point Enterprise Publication Rates and Notices
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, weekly and monthly options, and carrier delivery details. It notes AP affiliation, address in High Point North Carolina, and disclaimer about carrier payments and advertising representations.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Over-The-Counter Bid Asked Quotations From NASD
Quotations at about 11 a.m from NASD inter dealer prices with no retail markup or commissions. Prices fluctuate through the day. Provided through High Point office of E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc. listing Amer Furn. 4% 4he Anheuser Rush 3644 97% 4 etc.
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High Point
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc
Amer. Furn
Atlantic Pepsie Sky
Bassett Furn
Bluefield Supply
Cam. Fin. Corp
Coca Cola Bel. Cons
Daniel Int. Com
D-head Corp
Ge Henredon
Hickory Furn
J. B. Ivey
Lane
Life of Carolina
Ncnb Corp
N.C. Natural Gas
NW Inv. Co
Phillips Foscue 2
Piedmont
Two Banks Raise Prime Rates Nationwide
NEW YORK RP Two more commercial banks raise the prime lending rate to 11 4 per cent Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh, rank 13th, and Cleveland Trust Co., rank 27th, announced increases effective immediately California banks had adopted 11 1 2 per cent earlier and First National of Chicago reported 11 80 per cent, all targeting large corporate borrowers The prime rate is the rate banks charge their best customers.
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New York
Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh
The
Cleveland Trust Co
California
First National of
Chicago
Supreme Court narrows obscenity standards for juries
The Supreme Court ruled juries may use a juror’s knowledge of local views rather than national or statewide standards to judge obscenity. The decision upholds convictions in one case and reverses another, with opinions split among justices on how to define patently offensive material. Justice Rehnquist stated juries need not apply a hypothetical statewide standard.
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Supreme Court
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association
New York
Peter M. Fishbein
National Association of Theater ‘Owners
Albany
Billy Jenkins
Elizabeth City
N.C
Rehnquist
William QC. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Brennan
Soviet Salyut 3 launches amid Nixon visit timing
In Moscow Tass announced the Salyut 3 space station was placed in orbit as Western observers note the timing before President Nixon’s arrival. Tass reports on-board systems functioning but no crew aboard yet. Previous Salyut 2 failed after 25 days, while the 1971 Salyut mission ended in disaster with a crew death.
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Tass
Nixon
Soviet Union
Earth
Impeachment Inquiry Eyes Wider Grounds and Subpoenas
The committee weighs adding charges beyond Watergate as Democrats consider Butterfield and other aides’ ties to Nixon. Subpoenas seek testimony on Klein’s Senate testimony, dairy politics, surveillance, and IRS abuses, with eight issued and no White House compliance.
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Watergate
Butterfield
Nixon
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Retaliation Ends Firefight at Zarankin Apartment
A three hour night clash left two guerrillas dead after an army assault on a building. Seventeen civilians were rescued while Mrs Zarankin was critically wounded and her two children were killed. WAFA blamed Palestinians in Israel for staging the incident.
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Zarankin
Colson Pleads Guilty in Watergate Obstruction Case
In a scene linked to CIA document claims, Colson faced statements from Bast and Baker about declassification efforts. Baker says Colson was shown CIA documents in the senator's home. Colson says he consulted Bast about private investigation work, then pleaded guilty to obstructing justice and faces a 1 to 3 year sentence starting July 8.
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Bast
Colson
Baker
CIA
Moscow visit plans include space talk and resort stay
The article notes a state dinner at the Kremlin in honor of the guest by President Nikolai V. Podgorny. It mentions plans to meet American and Soviet astronauts in training for a joint space mission and a weekend at Brezhnev's Black Sea resort.
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Kremlin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Brezhnev
Black Sea
Camp Lejeune Fights Erupt A Marine Race Incident
AP reports a series of fights involving 15 to 20 Camp Lejeune Marines, blacks and whites, under investigation by the public information office. The clash signals racial tensions at the base and prompts inquiries into the incidents and security responses.
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Camp Lejeune. N.C
Camp Lejeune
Public Information Office
Farmville Man Heads Tobacco Association President
William C. Monk of Farmville was named president of the Tobacco Association of the United States for a one year term. He succeeds William E. Michaels of Dibrel Bros. Inc. The group, meeting at its 74th annual convention, discussed new regulations designating the market for crop sales led by Howard Cone of Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.
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W.va
APJ
William C. Monk
A.C. Monk Co. Inc
Farmville
Tobacco Association of the
United States
Monk
William E. Michaels
Dibrel Bros. Inc
Danville
the Tobacco Association
Howard Cone
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co
Richmond
Mrs. Meany Leaves Hospital After Chest Pain
Mrs George Meany wife of the AFL CIO president was released from Phelps Memorial Hospital in Tarrytown New York where she was treated for chest pains she became ill Saturday during a party hosted by former New York Gov Nelson A Rockefeller
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N.Y. Tap
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Meany
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Court rules transit ads need not be accepted
A court ruling says city transit systems are not required to accept political advertising on vehicles. It also dismissed a libel judgment against the Letter Carriers branch in Richmond over labeling three nonunion workers as scabs. The decision struck down a Seattle case convicting a man for taping a peace symbol to the U.S. flag as a First Amendment issue. It rejected a bid to force the CIA to disclose tax expenditures and questioned government control over a newspaper's judgment under First Amendment guarantees in the Florida right to reply case.
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Los Angeles
National Association of Letter Carriers
Richmond
Convic
Tion
Seattle
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Florida
Orkin Denies Conspiracy to Murder in Atlanta
William B. Billy Orkin and Bobby Bowen are indicted in Fulton County for conspiring to murder Gerald W. Johnson, husband of Orkin's former secretary. The indictment alleges paying Rex Armistead 7500 dollars for the killing. Orkin posted $100000 bond and says he will be found innocent at trial. The case is slated for July arraignment and September trial.
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Wiliam B
Billy” Orkin
Orkin Pest Control Company
Orkin
Fulton County
Bobby Bowen
Gerald W. Johnson
Bowen
Rex Armistead
Armistead
Johnson
Florida
Dist
Lewis Slaton
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