Market mixed as indicators show slight gains amid profit taking
The Dow rose 1.64 to 874.37 as leaders like Texaco traded down after a large block. The Commerce Department reported a 2.1 percent May rise in leading indicators, signaling possible economic improvement. NYSE and Amex saw mixed moves with the market cautious after recent gains.
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American Stock Exchange noon price summary
The American Stock Exchange posted selected noon prices for listed equities. Trade activity showed varied movements across major issues while market breadth remained mixed with several notable gains and declines.
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Dividend footnotes explain ranges and special payments
Averages and sales figures are unofficial. The text defines dividend terms such as extra, stock, liquidating, declared within 12 months, ex-dividend, and warrants. It lists abbreviations covering rights, new issues, deferred actions, and bankruptcy or reorganization statuses used in the accompanying table.
Over-The-Counter Bid-Ask Prices Reported by AP
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect interdealer prices as of about 3 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail mark-ups, mark-downs, or commissions.
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High Point Enterprise Publication and Rates Notice
The High Point Enterprise announces publication details and subscription rates, listing mail and carrier options, North Carolina tax notes, and Associated Press rights. It notes second class matter and delivery arrangements for High Point, N C.
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Former Humphrey aide Chestnut jailed for campaign donations
Jack L. Chestnut, once Hubert H. Humphrey's campaign manager, was sentenced in New York to four months in prison and a $5,000 fine for arranging unlawful dairy industry donations to the 1970 Humphrey Senate campaign. He was convicted of organizing a $12,000 contribution by Associated Milk Producers Inc. and assisting in paying campaign bills. Chestnut plans to appeal and remains free pending appeal.
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U.S. District Court
Supreme Court orders treatment for non dangerous mental patients
The Supreme Court ruled states cannot constitutionally confine harmless mental patients in state institutions without treatment. The decision affirms a right to treatment for confinement against their will, even if illness is identified, impacting state mental health laws and citing the Mental Health Law Project.
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Mental Health Law Project
Oklahoma youth survives Thailand fall with multiple injuries
Kurt Krusekopf, a native of Oklahoma City, survived a fall in Bangkok after suffering a compressed vertebrae, lacerations, and other fractures. Navy doctor at the scene aided first aid. he later received two surgeries at Bone and Joint Hospital and was flown home by Air Force. His jaw is wired, left arm in traction, but no paralysis or brain damage. He remains in recovery and hopes to resume activities like camping.
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McNeill Smith Charges Banks Utilities Insurance Control
North Carolina senator McNeill Smith accused the 1975 General Assembly of being dominated by banks, insurers, and electric utilities. He said major bills favored special interests, raised small loan rates to 36 percent, pushed credit life insurance profits, and blocked tax and economic reforms for middle and low income citizens.
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Vet school money sparks fight in Raleigh budget panel
In a joint House and Senate appropriations panel clash, a 350 000 annual earmark for North Carolina State University veterinary medicine drew heavy dispute as members weighed court action over UNC A and T integration and the state’s overall 16.9 million vet school allocation amid a 200 million funding bill. Other approved items include support for family care homes judicial operations the Governor's Mansion work and the North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital.
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Satan Dead? Vatican Study Defends Devil as Real
The Vatican's Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith reaffirmed that Satan is a real being not a mere symbol. It warned against morbid fascination with devils, cautions against overreliance on redemption, and noted Christ did not center his gospel on Satan while avoiding claims of easy possession.
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