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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
3
The Dow Jones rose 4.02 to 1004.67 as markets gained on expectations of continued moderate policy from the Federal Reserve. Polaroid surged about 40 percent on a large block trade, while NYSE composite and ASE measures also climbed. Volume rose to 9.7 million shares by noontime, with mergers driving activity in several issues.
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A corrupted OCR-like snippet outlines various dividend terms and classifications, including annual rates, special or extra dividends, stock dividends, liquidating dividends, and ex-dividend rights. It references the New York Stock Exchange and lists scattered figures and terms, but the fragment lacks coherent narrative or concrete events.
In Indianapolis AP reports former South Vietnamese vice president Nguyen Cao Ky acknowledged corruption in his government but claimed he always held an honest stance. He expressed regret for honesty, saying he learned the value of money during 14 months in the United States and stated it was not corrupt.
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New York AP reports balloonist Karl Thomas, aiming to cross the Atlantic in a 90-foot balloon, has had no contact since Sunday. His ground crew requested the Coast Guard to search, hoping he remains aloft as weather and altitude pose dangers. Thomas departed Friday from Lakehurst, NJ, with navigation relying on stars after a faulty aerial cut his radio.
President Ford may sign a stopgap measure to prevent a payroll tax withholding increase at midnight. The freeze would keep rates from rising through Sept. 1, buying time for a long range tax revision. Without the signature, withholding would rise and affect families with varying income levels and holding.
State Department says Veneris will be uncharged and free to travel in the United States. Born in Vandergrift Pennsylvania he joined the Army in 1940 and served in World War II New Guinea. He later reenlisted and was listed MIA in Korea Three decades after the armistice he and 22 others refused repatriation during the 1953 prisoner exchange. The Defense Department later discharged 21 men in 1954 and said no further jurisdiction remained.
Los Angeles doctors and relatives face charges after a grand jury indicts Dr. Joseph Emory 55 and others in 17 counts of murder tied to infants born at his unlicensed clinics. The case recalls a 1960 second degree murder conviction that briefly ended his osteopathy license.
Grannis Arkansas AP reports 24 vigilists faith remains unshaken after the predicted doomsday passed. Spokeswoman Elizabeth Nance Bard says everything is in God's hands and they remain sure of the mission. She cites the nine month vigil marking the expected time of Christ's coming.
At Entebbe Airport Uganda Palestinian hijackers freed 47 elderly women sick persons and children from over 250 hostages on the third day Two Americans were among those released Israel considered options to free the remaining captives and the plane About 70 Israelis were among the hostages.
The Teamsters fund, run by 16 trustees including president Frank Fitzsimmons, faces IRS revocation of its tax-exempt status effective from Jan 1 1966. The fund, long criticized for risky investments and ties to organized crime, has about 135 million in high risk ventures and an estimated 200 million invested in Las Vegas gambling and hotel interests, making it a major Las Vegas investor. Fitzsimmons disputed the action and questioned IRS leadership, while trustees declined comment.
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