Stock Market Report Steady After Early Declines
New York stocks opened mixed with the Dow Jones industrial average at 69.06 after an early drop. Declines led by Avis fell on late SEC actions, while ITT pledged to reimburse Hartford Fire taxes and other names like Abbott, Ramada Inns, Disney, and Holiday Inns moved modestly. The Amex index closed near 1,500 with minor losses.
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New York Stock Exchange
United States
Avis, Inc
NYSE
Securities and Exchange .Commission
American Stock Exchange
International Telephone & Telegraph
ITT
Avis
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Internal Revenue Service
Hartford Fire
Abbott Laboratories
Ramada Inns
Walt Disney Productions
Holiday Inns
Amex
McCulloch Oil
New York Stock Exchange noon prices overview
The New York Stock Exchange noon prices show extensive, mixed readings across numerous stocks and sectors. Notable listed names include American, AmAirlines, Anaconda, AT&T, IBM, Exxon, and Coca-Cola, with varied gains and losses, reflecting a broad market day.
Exdividend terms and stock distributions overview
Summary of terms including ex dividend ex distribution ex rights ex rights and sales in full. Notes cover paid in stock within 12 months ex dividend date and estimated cash value when distributed or ex distribution date. Also outlines foreign issues subject to interest equalization tax and scenarios of bankruptcy or reorganization.
High Point Enterprise Credit and Subscription Note
The notice outlines copyright and distribution terms for The Associated Press local news printed in this newspaper, mentions second class mailing at High Point North Carolina, and states the carrier and advertising arrangements and payment responsibilities. It specifies filing details and contact for home delivery rates.
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High Point Enterprise
Aly Independent
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Tr & Mo
AP News
Ward-Griffith Company
Monitor found after replotting Rhode Island track at Diamond Shoals
Newton said the Monitor was determined by replotting the Rhode Island’s track as she rounded Diamond Shoals, the Graveyard of the Atlantic. A unique brass ring at the turret base visible in TV pictures serves as key evidence the ship is Monitor. Historical descriptions match the search findings.
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Rhode Island
Atlantic
Newton
Mortgage Rate Bill Delayed in North Carolina House
The North Carolina House deferred action on a mortgage bill to widen funding for home building by eliminating the 8 percent cap. The bill, approved 71 to 20 in a preliminary vote, would set no upper rate, expire the unrestricted period in June 1975, and reinstate an 8.4 to 8.8 percent ceiling if needed. Representatives Lilley High Davenport spoke for and against amendments, with Long seeking a 9 to 90 percent cap and Hyde opposing it.
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Raleigh
Furth
North Carolina
Daniel T. Lilley
Dlenoir
Kinston Savings and Loan Association
Lilley
House
James E. Long
D-Alamance
Herbert Hyde
D-Buncombe
Sneed High
D- Cumberland
High
John Ed Davenport
O’ Nash
Rise in Reye's Syndrome cases tied to flu year
A Michigan doctor links a spike in Reye's Syndrome to the Hong Kong flu surge. Through 1973’s September and the current year 44 cases have been reported nationwide, with 140 suspected or confirmed in 22 states to CDC. Clinicians note Reye's follows infectious illnesses and stresses early hospital care.
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Michigan
Dee
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Joseph Baublis
University of Michigan
Nixon Campaign Reform Proposals Face Broad Opposition
Nixon argued against public financing and urged no cap on spending while calling for federal bans on disruptive misleading campaigns coercive use of demonstrators and fraudulent election day practices. He planned a 12 30 pm radio address to outline reform plans as scattered efforts develop across House Senate and comptroller general offices.
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Senate
Nixon
Donald Segretti
Florida
East Carolina fires coach Tom Quinn after 8 seasons
East Carolina University announces the dismissal of head basketball coach Tom Quinn with one year left on his three year contract. Quinn led ECU to a 102 win 104 loss record over eight seasons with this year finishing 13 12 and he plans to seek other opportunities. Athletic director Clarence Stasavich says the school will begin immediate search for a successor.
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Greenville
N.C
Tom Quinn
East Carolina University
Quinn
East Carolina
Pirates
Marshall University
High Point College
Newberry College
William and Mary
Clarence Stasavich
East Carolina Athletic
Vesco Cash, Sears Clash Over Election Fund Details
Vesco said SEC staff warned him two months before the election about fundraising for the contribution. Sears claimed Vesco borrowed 250000 from a Bahamas bank Vesco controls and placed it in a New York bank for delivery to Stans in Washington. Mitchell quit as attorney general to direct Nixon’s re election campaign. Stans was campaign finance chair, and Sears said he pressed Mitchell to delay the SEC subpoena beyond the election. Vesco later invoked the Fifth Amendment as subpoenas extended to four aides.
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White House
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U.S
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José Figueres
Costa Rica
U.S. District Court
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New Jersey State Senate
Laurence Richardson
International Controls Corp
Richardson
John Mitchell
Mitchell's
William J. Casey
Casey
FBI Reveals Secret Disruption Campaigns Against Militants
FBI memos released under court order detail covert counterintelligence programs aimed at black nationalists socialists and the Ku Klux Klan. Initiated in 1967 the operations spanned 41 field offices and ended in 1971 while masking target names.
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Washington
FBI
William B. Saxbe
Socialist Workers Party
Ku Klux Klan
Johnson Tax Deductions Questioned Over LBJ Gifts
Washington AP Lyndon B Johnson claimed deductions for no more than 200000 of about 31 million donated pages. LBJ Library chief Middleton says reports of 10 to 29 million in deductions are unfounded. Nixon case cited as comparison. committee expected to rule in about two weeks.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ Library
Harry Middleton
M. B. Schnapper
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Middleton
General Services
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Schnapper
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