Market Dips as Rates Rise Prompt Bank and Stocks Drop
New York stocks fell broadly as rising rates sparked selling on the NYSE and American exchanges. The Dow lost 6.96 points to 810.00, with advancers trailing decliners by more than three to one. Westinghouse led active issues, Gillette slid on news of a president's resignation, and the prime lending rate climbed to 11 percent, signaling further tightening ahead.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Westinghouse Electric
American Stock Exchange
McDonald’s Corp
Institutional Research House
High Point Enterprise Publisher and rates notice
The High Point Enterprise announces its publication details and subscription rates. Includes pricing for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, contact and distribution notes, and advertising representation.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Ambiguous 1974 stock table fragment notes dividends and classifications
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names with share figures and dividend annotations. It includes notes explaining dividend types, stock splits, ex-dividend statuses, and special classifications such as extra, annual, liquidating, and accumulative issues. The text references the Associated Press and notes that sales figures are unofficial.
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US Indo
US Steel
UniTel
Upjohn
Varian
Vendoca
Winnebago
MeroxCo
Associated Press
Mons
New York Stock Exchange Noon Market Snapshot
The noon market report lists major indices for New York trades with declines across Industrials Transportation Utilities and Finance sectors. The specified indices show a 0.42 point drop indicating a broad market pause at midday.
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NEW York (Ap
New York Stock Exchange
NASD Quotations From Interdealer Prices At 11 A.M.
Quoted NASD interdealer prices provided by E F Hutton in High Point show a range of bids and asks across firms. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions and reflect approximate mid morning levels with limited liquidity and day-to-day variation.
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High Point
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc
Amer. Furn
Anheuser Bush
Atlantic Pepsie
Bassett Furn
Bluefield Supply
Cam, Fin. Corp
C-Cola
Daniel Int
D-head Corp. Su
Henredon
Hickory Furn, Ae
J. B. Ivey
Life of Carolina
Ncnb Corp
N.C. Natural Gas
NW Inv. Co
Phillips Fescue
Humphrey Linked to 1971 Voter List Payments
A volume report details a $137000 payment to a Minneapolis firm for voter lists used by Humphrey and other Democrats in 1971. It cites no proof of awareness that corporate funds financed the lists, which targeted Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, and South Dakota. The report notes $25 went to Humphrey’s presidential bid and that his campaign manager was aware of and promoted the illegal payment.
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Chestnut
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kansas
South Dakota
Sen. Humphrey
Scism Named Head of North Carolina Parole Board
Gov. Holshouser will appoint Jack Scism, Greensboro Daily News reporter, chairman of the State Parole Board replacing J. Mac Boxley on Aug. 1. The 1974 General Assembly expanded the board to five members. Grady Davis has been named and Wiley Earp remains. Scism, a Democrat since 1969, co authored a 1973 series on political conflict in parole that led to reforms. He vows to continue Boxley’s effort to depoliticize the board and restore public confidence.
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Jim Holshouser
Jack Scism
Greensboro Daily News
State Parole Board
Scism
J. Mac Boxley
Holshouser
General Assembly
Grady Davis
Holfhouser
Wiley Earp
Robert Scott
Seism
Greensboro
Parole Board
Paroles Board
Boxley
Nixon Brezhnev Talks Move Toward Nuclear Deal
Secretary Kissinger in Brussels says no permanent ban on missiles this summit and urges moderation of the technological explosion. Nixon and Brezhnev begin talks with a state dinner and plan further sessions, while concerns about a nuclear loophole and Watergate loom over the diplomacy.
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United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Brussels
Kissinger
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
National Security Council
Washington
Jackson
Congress
Secretaries of State and Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Central Intelligence Agency
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Nixon
Brezhnev
Black Sea
Yalta
Duke Gets Low Rate On Customers Money
Duke Power Co borrows from its customers at a far lower rate than bank funds but cannot fix the charge. Carl Horn Jr. says the 16.8 percent increase is temporary until the utilities commission finalizes a decision after hearings. If the full amount is not granted, refunds accrue at six percent interest. A Winston-Salem senior citizens group challenges the statute in federal court. In South Carolina hearings on a similar proposal are ongoing with refunds not fixed by law.
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Duke Power Co
Carl*Horn Jr
North Carolina Utilities Commission
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Duke
Primg
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Winston- Salem
Charlotte
South Carolina
Ee Duke
North Carolina
National Bank
Associated Press
Utilities Commission
State Public Service Commission
Oconee Unit No
Oconee No 3
Oconee County
McGuire
Lake Norman
Belems Creek
Winston-Salem
Plumbers' Trial Jury Selected in Ellsberg Case
In Washington AP report jurors and witnesses for the Plumbers case include former Cuban president Carlos Pría Socarra ex Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz and Michael Haigwood and Clinton Brickley of Beverly Hills California Former CIA officials Kissinger and Vanderjagt are also expected Testimony may cover the psychiatric files of Ellsberg and the controversial break in of Dr Lewis Fielding's Beverly Hills office Gesell moves jury pool process briskly to narrow 120 to 65 with 37 more jurors to be questioned and final pool around 85
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Michael Haigwood
Clinton Brickley
Beverly Hills
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Henry A. Kissinger
Guy Vanderjagt
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Vanderjagt
Ehrlichman
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Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio L. Martinez
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Lewis Fielding
Ellsberg
Fielding
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Gesell
St Clair cites witnesses in impeachment inquiry
St Clair billed witnesses as critical to the inquiry including Dean and LaRue after a daylong closed hearing. Rodino said the committee already holds sworn testimony from St Clair's witnesses from grand jury or the Watergate probe and emphasized a need for orderly proceedings.
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St. Clair
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Senate Watergate Committee
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John Doar
Dean
LaRue
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