Enterprize Stock Report June 20 1975 Dow Edges Higher
Quiet trading on Wall Street sees the noon Dow Jones average up 1.89 to 875.0 as gainers outpace losers 3 to 2. Ramada Inns slips on large block trade while the Amex det copper and other names rise modestly. Pilots of midyear portfolio reshaping buoy sentiment and institutional support noted. NYSE composite inching up to 50.72 as gold issues gain on bullion sale.
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Wheelabrator- Frye
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Associated Press
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Chrysler
Complex OCR Stocks Table Amid Currency and Bond Notes
A dense stock table from New York shows numerous tickers across sectors with prices, daily changes, and references to bonds and dividends. The fragmentary OCR lists many company names, sectors, and indices amid a shifting market on a typical trading day, highlighting volatility and breadth of listed issues.
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Publication Note
The High Point Enterprise details subscription and advertising terms with rates for daily and Sunday editions, alongside circulation and postal notes. It notes Associated Press rights and local delivery considerations, including annual, monthly, and student rates and taxes.
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High Point Enterprise
Church Ace
High Point
N.C
Mansfield Raps Panel's Report
Washington based panel urged reforms in foreign policy machinery. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield criticizes its timid, diluted conclusions while noting the panel favored stronger NSC engineering and a treasury seat. Murphy counters Mansfield’s view as inaccurate.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Commission
Robert D. Murphy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bete
Ford
National Security Council
Secretary of the Treasury
Mansfield
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Peking
CIA Chief Opposes Public Budget Disclosure
CIA Director William Colby rebuffed Rockefeller Commission calls to reveal part of the agency budget. He argued that even overall spending details could force disclosure of secret operations. Colby noted past illegal actions were limited and denied involvement in assassinations or plots against Indira Gandhi.
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CIA Colby
Washington
Central, Intelligence Agency
William E. Colby
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Colby
Indira Gandhi
Ford Signs Bill Extending Jobless Benefits Today
President Ford signs a bill extending unemployment compensation to 65 weeks, with 250000 workers at risk of losing benefits as the 52 week limit ends. The package adds 39 weeks for non covered workers including state and local government employees, farmworkers, and domestics. The week includes Moynihan’s UN appointment, a new White House pool, Cincinnati lab dedication, and Ford’s July Fourth events at Fort McHenry. The president also plans Camp David talks with Indonesia’s Suharto and a 1976 presidential bid announcement after the holiday.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
West Wing
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
White’ House
Food Stamp Inequities Admitted
The Agriculture Department declined to propose sweeping reforms and asked Congress for limited trial authority. A 150 page report confirmed inequities in the food stamp program, noting larger households are treated unfairly and benefit rates vary. It offered no specific solutions, saying actions would limit future options. About 20 million people participate and the program costs roughly $5 billion annually. The Senate unanimously requested proposals to end the inequities.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Department
Senate
Chenault Plans Federal Appeal of King's Assailant Verdict
Marcus Wayne Chenault, sentenced to death for the 1979 slaying of Mrs. King, plans to appeal in federal court contending the death penalty is cruel and unusual. His defense cites mental illness and seeks reprieve, asserting insufficient time to prepare and alleged denial of a competent jury.
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Atlanta
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Martin Luther King Sr
Randy Bacote
Georgia Supreme Court
Ohio
Martin Luther King Jr
Ebeniezer Baptist Church
Chenault
Bacote
George Busbee
Soviet Jews Meet U S Senators in Moscow
Soviet Jewish activists met 10 of 14 visiting U S senators in a Moscow hotel room for two hours, the largest gathering of Jews and Congress members there. The talks touched on emigration trends, the Jackson Jackson amendment on trade, and prospects for future Soviet American trade legislation. Among attendees were Jacob Javits and Robert Morgan with Henry M Jackson, who argued emigration declines reflect Soviet limits rather than waning demand.
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Moscow
U.S
Congress
Alexander Lerner
Lerner
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
22 U S Officials Remaining in Laos
VIENTIANE Laos AP Only 22 U S government officials remained in Laos today as Communist led demonstrators harassed Americans and occupied U S facilities About 20 embassy staff members were flown out over the weekend after youths and police of the Pathet Lao took over the embassy complex The Americans were flown to Bangkok Some may return Lt Col Leonard Wood Lt Col Wood the embassy military attache and three Marine guards were among those left U S Charge d Affaires Christian A Chapman said decisions would be taken in coming days as the situationdevelops
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Pathet Lao
U.S. Information Service
Bangkok
Thailand
Leonard Wood
Christian’ A. Chapman
State Department
United States
National Student Center of Thailand
Kriangkamol Lachapairoj
Court bars forcing lawyer on defendant who chooses self representation
Justice Stewart leads the Supreme Court majority ruling that a state may not compel a defendant to accept court appointed counsel when he insists on defending himself. The decision stresses the Sixth Amendment right to self representation and notes the need for a knowing, intelligent waiver. Justice Blackmun, in dissent, cautions that a court may be creating a right that makes a fool of the defendant.
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Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
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