Dow Holds Near 950 As Market Extends Gains
The stock market climbs with the Dow near 950, advancing 6.25 to 948.68 at noon. ITT inquiry looms as the Senate committee reviews antitrust actions and ITT's 1972 convention funding. Industrials up 2.6, rails 1.2, utilities 1.4. big trades include Ideal Basic 75,000 shares at 18 1/8 and Teleprompter 50,000 at 130 1/4.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
International Telephone
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
ITT
San Diego
Associated Press
Teleprompter
New York Stock Prices and Dividend Footnotes
Unofficial afternoon prices note that dividend rates shown are annual disbursements based on last declarations. Footnotes identify special payments, stock dividends, liquidations, and various declarations through 1972.
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New York Stock
Suspect Named In Charlotte Slayings
Florida extradition hearing set for Karl DeGregory 27 of Ormond Beach charged by Charlotte police with killing elderly couple Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Powell. Powells shot in their Charlotte home their car missing later recovered near Greensboro High Point airport. Powell, 70, a retired textile salesman, and Mrs. Powell 58 worked at a women's clothing store.
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Deland, Fla
Florida
Karl DeGregory
Charlotte
N.C
Ormond Beach
Clovis S Powel
Deland
Velusia County
North Carolina
Powells
Greensboro High Point
South Carolina
Powell
Rex Plastics reports upturn amid potential Southern Film deal
Rex Plastics of Thomasville said talks to buy Southern Film Extruders of High Point have ended. First quarter 1972 sales rose 44 percent to 2.3 million from 1.5 million in 1971, with earnings up and results to be released by March 20.
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Rex Plastics, Inc
Thomasville
Southern Film Extruders
High Point
Rex
James W. Johnson
Diane Black Named Associate Designer at Duke Piner Associates
Design Post Diane Black has joined Duke Piner Associates in High Point as an associate designer. A Kendall School of Design Grand Rapids graduate, Miss Black previously served as assistant showroom designer for Burlington House Furniture Globe Division in Michigan.
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Diane Black
Duke Piner Associates
High Point
Miss Black
Kendall School of Design
Grand Rounds
Mich
Burlington House Furniture
Globe
Real estate executives named to national boards
Two High Point real estate leaders join National Association of Real Estate Boards standing committees. Ed Mendenhall will serve on the economic stabilization, realtor public relations, and executive committees. Alton Stanford will serve on the license law and resolutions committees.
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High Point Real Estate
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Ed Mendenhall
Alton Stanford
Sales Appointment at Annex Furniture Galleries
Gary Wayne Perdue, a High Point native, joins Annex Furniture Galleries on Greensboro Road in a sales role. He comes from a K mart sales position and is married to Maxine Brown, a nurse at High Point Memorial Hospital. they reside at 1403 Valley Ridge Dr.
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Gary Wayne Perdue
Annex Furniture Galleries
Greensboro Road
Perdue
High Point
Annex
Kmart
Maxine Brown
Gastonia
High Point Memorial Hospital
Valley Ridge Dr
P. J. Neal Retires From Tomlinson Furniture
P I Neal retires March 1 from his post as treasurer of Tomlinson Furniture after a long career starting in 1930. He has held roles in accounting purchasing and office management and was treasurer since 1943. Neal’s civic work spans Wesley Memorial Church Congression Action Committee NAB Manufacturers High Point Chamber Civitan Carolina-Virginia Purchasing Association and other boards. The Neals will reside at 220 Hillcrest Ave.
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P. J. Neal
Tomlinson Furniture
William A. Tomlinson
Reidsville
Neal
Greensboro
Tomlinson
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Congression Action Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point Civitan Club
Builders of
Carolina-Virginia Purchasing Assa
Associated Industries
N.C. Industrial Council
Hillcrest Ave
Traffic Accidents Take 20 Lives In North Carolina
The Associated Press reports twenty people died in multiple wrecks on U.S. roads over the weekend across North Carolina. Victims include Jimmy LeGrand Denver 33 of Rockingham and Henry Clinton Perry 19 near Rockingham. Several deaths occurred in single vehicle, head on, and car train collisions with speeds noted. Names include Charles Gurganus 21 and Larry Evans 17 of Wilson and William Blevins 24 of Creedmoor among others.
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Associated Press
U.S. 17
Windsor
Jimmy LeGrand
Denver
North Caroling
Charles Hilton Gurganus
Larry Carroll Evans
Wilson
Wiliam Kelly Blevins
Rt. 2
Creedmoor
U.S. 15
Henry Clinton Perry
Rt. 1
Merry Hill
California Firebombing Kills Three Children
Riverside investigators say a gasoline bomb was thrown through a bedroom window of the grandmother's home killing Cynthia Warren nine and her siblings Lawrence eight and Marlene seven. Neighbors described hearing a dull bang and window break as flames ignited the room. No motive is known.
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Riverside
Calif
Cynthia Warren
Lawrence
Marlene
Wallace Targeted by Southern Politicking in 1972 Race
Mississippi GOP leader Clarke Reed argues George Wallace is the only candidate who can keep the South from going Republican in 1972. Other figures note Southern Democrats drifting back, coalition potential, and bus ing as a national volatile issue shaping Nixon era politics.
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New Orleans
Clarke Reed
Mississippi
Alabama
George Wallace
South
Reed
The
Institute of Politics
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Wallace
Nixon
National Party
Don Fowler
Democratic
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Fowler
Muskie in NH Primary Debate Attacks on Left and Money in Politics
Yorty pressed Muskie McGovern and Hartke over defense cuts and leftist labels. Coll waved a rubber rat highlighting dangers. Hartke touted person to person campaigning from Southern Indiana. McGovern demanded campaign finance disclosure. Muskie defend disclosure timeline and past contributions.
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Yorty
William Loeb
Manchester Union
Muskie
McGovern and
Hartke
United States Senate
Coll
New Hampshire
McGovern
Sen. McGovern
United States
ITT scandal testimony focuses on Beard memo and Liszka
Dr. Victor L. Liszka of Arlington is slated to testify first at the hearing. He has treated Mrs. Beard, who remains seriously ill with coronary ischemia. Anderson claims Mrs. Beard’s memo prompted accusations against Kleindienst, tied to ITT's alleged anti trust actions and a 400000 dollar pledge to the Republican convention.
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Victor L. Liszka
Arlington, Va
Beard
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Washington
Kleindienst
Anderson
ITT
San Diego
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Felix Rohatyn
Mitchell
Liszka
Washington Area
Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital
Denver
FBI
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Shell Ol
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HoernWal
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T&t
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Ideal Bas
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ingerRd
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Tite
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Winnox
Woolwich
X—Y. Xerox Co
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Zenith R
A.P. Stock
Ind. Rails Util
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Bas Ausoniates Press
Bird
Arlan Leonard
Archdale
Arlan
Lewis Supply Company
S. Main St
N. Main St
Design Post
U.S
Rockingham
James Earl Murphy
Maiden
Murphy
Hickory
Jerry Alen Stephens
Rt. 4
Kenneth Scott Horne
Fayetteville
Samuel Clarence Davis
Washington, DC
Andrew T. Bedlingmaier
Raleigh
Beverly T. Cross
Asheboro
California
RED Bird Cab, Inc
RED Bird Cab
North Main Street
Harry Flemming
Flemming
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
Post Office
Ward-Griffith Company
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Jeanne Sokol
Bank Americaid
Nash
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main Street
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