Market Clings to Small Gain After Fed Money Supply Drop
New York stock market steadied near a modest advance as the Fed reported a drop in the nation's money supply. The Dow Jones industrial average rose over 6 points early and hovered around 972. The NYSE listed issues showed mixed gains with Litton Industries leading volume as investors weighed tighter credit fears and potential impact on interest rates.
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American Stock Exchange
Histon Oil & Minerals
High Point Enterprise admits new readers and services
The High Point Enterprise advertising page lists subscription rates and home delivery terms for daily and Sunday editions. It notes advance payments, carrier coverage, and advertising representatives in a period voice reflecting an era of modern city news distribution.
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High Mia Enterprise
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Over-The-Counter Stock Ticker Clutter Seaman Market Notes
A dense OCR passage lists numerous stocks, figures, and tickers including Wy, Unocal, Raytheon, and Remington, with scattered numbers and abbreviations. The fragment reads like a financial page crawl or ticker tape summary, offering no cohesive event or clear narrative.
N C Mothers Involved In Food Aid Suit
Washington AP North Carolina mothers join a class action suit accusing the Ford Administration of refusing to spend 9 to 140 million dollars this year for food for undernourished poor mothers and children. The suit, filed by the Food Research and Action Center and the Children’s Foundation in U S District Court, represents six health clinics and 18 mothers from 10 states. Plaintiffs from North Carolina include Noam Durham and son George of Henderson. Daroly Eliott and Robbie of Rt 4 Oxford. Lucille Holmes and Benjamin Franklin Lucille of Oxford. Juanita Perry and daughter Aradelia of Henderson. Verélenea Davis and children Michelle and Stevie of Henderson.
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Children’s Foundation
U.S. District
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Noam Durham
George
Henderson
Daroly Eliott
Robbie
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Lucille Holmes
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Lucille
Oxford
Juanita Perry
Aradelia
Verélenea Davis
Michelle
Stevie
National Council of Churches calls for plutonium stoppage
In Atlanta the National Council of Churches urged a two year moratorium on developing a plutonium economy citing potential radioactivity dangers and the need for further study. The statement drew praise from anthropologist Margaret Mead but faced rebuttal from the Atomic Industrial Forum which argued the risks are overstated.
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Atlanta
Board of Governors
Margaret Mead
Reagan Slips In Polling Amid GOPCarter Contest
Pollster Louis Harris reports a January survey of 1,100 likely voters shows Reagan leading Carter 45 to 38 percent, with Carter gaining on Ford by two points. The poll, taken before New Hampshire primary results, also notes Birch Bayh dropping from the Democratic race after a weak Massachusetts primary.
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Louis Harris
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
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Carter
New Hampshire
Ford
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Million Offered For Nudes Targets Hearst and Stars
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt offered Patricia Hearst and nine other famous women one million dollars each to pose nude for Hustler. The list includes Raquel Welch Barbara Walters Caroline Kennedy Julie Nixon Eisenhower Susan Ford Sally Struthers Mary Tyler Moore Gloria Steinem Cher Bono Allman. He said he would pay two million if they agree to pose like other models or donate the money to charities. Letters with the offer were mailed last week.
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Hustler Magazine
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Patricia Hearst
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Caroline Kennedy
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Susan Ford
Sally Struthers
Mary Tyler Moore
Gloria Steinem
Cher Bono Allman
Robbers Escape While Police Kill Wrong Man
Fort Wayne Indiana police shot and killed one man and wounded two others after mistaking three bank robbery suspects for armed bandits. A chase followed a tip, a station wagon was stopped, and a struggle led to gunfire. The slain suspect was Jose S Hig Binbotham, 19, with David L Mason, 17, wounded and Ronald A Woodward, 72, also injured as they fled. Three more suspects were later arrested. Money and a shotgun were recovered. An investigation will be conducted.
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David L. Mason
Ronald A. Woodward
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Daniel J. Swartz
Gary W Dynham
Fire Destroys Grocery Store in Winston-Salem Area
A large blaze gutted the Food Fair supermarket in the Old Town Shopping Center near Winston-Salem late last night. Firemen from seven companies battled the flames for hours, keeping the fire from reaching neighboring stores while some personnel were treated for smoke inhalation and one firefighter hospitalized for observation. One employee reported the fire began in an aisle with matches insect spray lighter fluid and charcoal.
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Food Fair
Old Town
Daniel L. Ozimek
Reagan Campaign Remarks Highlight Florida Backing Battle
Reagan urged voters to keep the bureaucracy out of government as he campaigned in Orlando. Florida and Massachusetts developments stirred the race with Udall declaring progressives lead, Bayh suspending without pledging support, and Udall meeting lawmakers in Washington.
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Miami
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Arizona
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Officials assess Cuba aiding Rhodesian rebels via Mozambique
U S officials say Cuba may send military advisers to Mozambique to support Rhodesian guerrillas in a bid to topple Ian Smith’s white regime. The plan, less ambitious than Cuba’s Angola role, could involve transferring some of the 12,000 to 14,000 Cuban troops in Angola to the Mozambique border area for training and advisory work, risking border clashes. Kissinger backs black majority rule and urges Cuba to move with great circumspection.
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