Dow Dims After Brief Test of 1000 in NY Market
AP report from New York records slight stock declines after the Dow Jones Industrial Average briefly touched 1,000. The 10 blue-chip average fell 1.61 to 991.09 at noon. Losers outpaced gainers on the NYSE as volume dipped, with Sony Corp among the most active issues. The AMEX index rose marginally.
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In New York and financial circles the Lustock index tracks Dow Jones activity with sweeping market tone. Traders monitor early indicators and daily shifts as stocks move within expected ranges amid mixed corporate news.
British Duke To Be Patron Of Bicentennial Effort
Washington AP reports the Duke of Edinburgh will serve as Iron of a major British contribution to the American Bicentennial, announced by British Ambassador Sir Peter Ramsbotham. The pledge highlights royal involvement in the 1976 celebrations and ties to U.S. events.
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Nixon Defends Wiretap Steps in 1970s Deposition
Former president Richard Nixon describes early wiretap practices as legal when approved by the attorney general and limited, recounting meetings with Hoover and Kissinger. He says Haig later linked FBI access to Sullivan, with leaks seen as possible chatter. The deposition covers China relations and warnings from Johnson, while Kissinger asserts the program was lawful and names were provided to identify leakers.
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Delegate Selection Thus Far
Washington AP reports delegate votes by candidate under binding or pledged rules. Totals show Ford six uncommitted, Carter none, Shriver six, Bayh one, McCormack six, with Republicans needing 4 480 delegates and Democrats 135 to nominate. Selection reflects New Hampshire Massachusetts Florida Puerto Rico and partial New York for Republicans and New Hampshire Massachusetts Florida Mississippi Puerto Rico for Democrats.
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High Pointer Is Charged In Murder
Two people have been charged with murder in the 1973 slaying of a Sherrill service station attendant. Patsy Keily Jarrett, 24, of High Point North Carolina, was being returned from Virginia to face charges. Billy Ronald Kelly, 30, is imprisoned in Virginia. Indicted by Oneida County grand jury for the Verona victim. State police said the arrests followed interagency work with Virginia police and the FBI.
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Ford and Reagan split the Florida vote with Ford leading among Republicans and Reagan near, while Carter trails Wallace and Jackson in the Democratic tally. Jackson touts Florida as a stepping stone but aims to leverage New York's April 6 primary to challenge Carter, Udall signals broader progressive coalescence.
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