Flat Stock Market After Tepid Rally Week
New York stocks opened flat with the Dow Jones down 42 to 953.04 at noon and a lack of response to a Conference Board report. Gainers led losers 7 to 5 on the NYSE as gold shares climbed and trading volume hovered around 7.7 million shares. Gulf & Western announced a plan to offer 10 dollars for remaining shares.
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Homestake Mining
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NYSE
American Stock Exchange
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Gulf & Western Industries
High Point Enterprise front matter and advertising rates
An old High Point Enterprise masthead and pricing page lists the newspaper name address 710 Church Avenue High Point North Carolina and advertising subscription rates for various durations. The snippet references Associated Press affiliation and carrier delivery details.
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High Se Enterprise
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High Point
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London Associates
National Advertising Representatives
Vast Readout of Ticker Symbols and Stock Figures
A dense list of company names, prices, percentages, and trading figures spans multiple sectors. The OCR dump reads like a stock board with entries for Texaco, Exxon, RCA, Exxon, and various manufacturers and utilities, interspersed with percent changes and numeric codes.
Stock Exchange Prices and Dow Jones Figures From The AP
National prices for American Stock Exchange issues are listed with highs lows and last trades. Dow Jones sectors show industrials utilities and bonds with changes and averages compiled by The Press with monthly and yearly comparisons.
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Miner Adley Survives After 122 Hours Trapped
Adley, a 37 year old father of two, escaped a flooded coal mine after 122 hours trapped. He climbed a 93 foot chute to safety as officials recounted the desperate efforts to reach him. His crew mates Renninger and Shoffler did not survive the disaster.
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Renninger
Shoffler
Anna Mae
Pottsville Hospital
Senator Inouye and lobbyist tied to Reynolds in early race
The Federal Election Commission notes that Senator Inouye was advised by a lawyer who was a registered Reynolds lobbyist. Ragan lent Inouye 1,805.46 for a political dinner the year prior, later repaid by the campaign committee. The Journal also reports $10,000 from the Seafarers Political Activity Donation and $10,000 from the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association to the campaign, reflecting shipping industry contributions.
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Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
O'Neill Ready To Accept Resignation Of Gonzalez
House Speaker Thomas O'Neill says he will accept Rep. Henry Gonzalez resignation as chairman of the JFK and MLK assassinations committee once technical issues are resolved. The panel met with an empty chair, Sprague present, as Fauntroy pushed for early King case hearings.
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Amin aims to improve Uganda United States relations
Ugandan President Idi Amin says he seeks closer ties with the United States and hopes to visit New York later in the year. He states that President Carter could become one of his best friends in time, speaking in a Sunday interview.
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Gonzalez Calls House Probes Put On Farce And Put On
Rep. Henry Gonzalez harshly denounces the JFK assassination inquiry as a put on and a hideous farce resigning as committee chair. He accuses powerful forces including crime elements and business interests of blocking meaningful re investigation. He predicts the King case will be the next weak probe.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dallas-Fort Worth
JFK
San Antonio Express-News
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Teally
Martin Luther King
Sprague
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Philadelphia
Thomas O'Neill
Jim Wright
House
Indiana man raises funds by kissing 3000 people for friend
Jeff Henzler, 22, a business student at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, kissed three thousand people in eight hours to raise money for a hospitalized Kappa Sigma brother. He started with a beauty queen and ended with his mother, donating the proceeds to cover hospital bills after a fraternity brother’s fall left him paralyzed.
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Henzler
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
California
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
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