Market declines as rates and oil uncertainty weigh
The New York stock market fell broadly as rising short term rates and oil uncertainty pressured stocks. The noon Dow dropped 5.39 to 884.39 with decliners leading gainers on the NYSE. Alpha Portland Industries held at 16 1 2 amid a 320 100 share block trade. General Electric slid to 52, hit by earnings questions and selling. Great American Industries led Amex volume, unchanged at 1 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Carrier
NEW York (Ap
New York Stock Exchange
John Doherty
Blyth Eastman Dillon
United States
Alpha Portland Industries
Power Test Corp
Amex
Great American Industries
New York Exchange Prices and Local Ad Rates
A garbled New York Stock Exchange listing shows prices and percent changes for numerous stocks followed by the High Point Enterprise carrier and advertising details. The page also includes a 1884 established local newspaper notice with subscription rates, delivery contact, and AP copyright statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Wkly
AP News
Post Office
The
Weard-Griffith Company
National Advertising
Prisoners May Plea For Hearst Release
Attorneys for SLA members Remiro and Little may appeal for Patricia Hearst's release via nationwide TV if courts allow. They deny trading Hearst for freedom, saying they seek to clear themselves in court amid SLA threats to cut communications with her family.
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Oakland
Calif
Hearst
SLA
Miss Hearst
Little
Remiro
Marcus Foster
Publisher Josh Horne Dies At 86 In Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount AP report notes Josh L. Horne former publisher and owner of the Rocky Mount Telegram died at his home at 86 after a six decade career in newspapers. He served as NC Press Association president and AP director, founded WCEC and WFMA, and held public service and education roles before retiring in 1970. Memorial service scheduled Sunday at First United Methodist Church.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
Josh L. Horne
Rocky Mount Telegram
Horne
Carrier Boy
North Carolina Press Association
Associated Press
WCEC
WFMA
State Department of Conservation and Development
First State Rural Electrification Authority
Department of Archives and History
Duke University
High Point College
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Rocky Mount Daily Record
Thomson Newspapers
Joshua Lawrence Horne
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Inter-American Press Association
National Press Club
Mary A. Thorpe
Mildred A. Nicholson
Orlando
Fla
First United Methodist Church
Senator Jordan Funeral Notice and Legacy in 1915–1924
Former Senator Jordan, who studied at versity in 1915 and served in the U.S. Army 1918–1919, with the Army of Occupation in Germany, married Katherine McLean of Gastonia, NC in 1924. They had three children, Benjamin, Rose Anne, and John McLean Jordan. He chaired the Senate Rules and Administration Committee, and held roles on the Library of Congress and Inaugural Ceremonies, plus agriculture, public works and printing committees. Funeral set for Sunday at 3 p.m. at Saxapahaw Methodist Church, burial in Pine Hill cemetery, Burlington.
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U.S. Army
Army of Occupation
Germany
Katherine McLean
Gastonia
N.C
Benjamin Everette Jordan
Rose Anne Jordan
John McLean Jordan
Senate
Jordan
Library of Congress
Saxapahaw Methodist Church
Pine Hill Cemetery
Burlington
Chili Supper by Disabled American Veterans at Lions Den
The High Point Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will host a homemade chili supper on Saturday at the Lions Den in Archdale. Meals run 4 30 to 7 30 p m with take out available and include chili garlic bread salad and a drink. The yo yo originated as a Filipino jungle fighting weapon in the 16th century weighing four pounds with a 20 foot cord. The word yo yo means come come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Chapter of the
Disabled American Veterans
Lions den
Archdale
Origin of Mitchell Stans conspiracy traced to airliner meeting
New York AP reports the Mitchell Stans conspiracy case grew from a 1972 airliner meeting between Daniel Hofgren, a Stans fundraiser, and a Vesco intermediary. The discussants allegedly led to a $200,000 Vesco donation and attempts to influence an SEC probe amid charges of conspiracy obstruction and perjury. Laurence Richardson Jr. testified as a key government witness, noting he delivered the cash and later faced discrepancies in grand jury testimony.
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New York
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
London
Daniel Hofgren
Stans
Hofgren
Robert L. Vesco
Nixon
Uvesco
Mitchell
Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Laurence B. Richardson Jr
International Controls Corp
Richardson
U.S
U.S. Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Nixon Reform Proposal Criticized For Public Financing
Senator Pastore attacked President Nixon’s reform plan for campaign funding arguing against public financing as essential to curb corruption. He warned of economic and political instability from rising costs and warned that large private contributions invite untoward influence. Pastore cited Watergate as proof private funding breeds corruption and urged public funds for public campaigns.
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Washington
John C. Pastore
D-R.i
Nixon
Nobel Winner Linus Pauling Advises Health Tips
Nobel Prize laureate Linus Pauling told an Oak Ridge audience that smoking harms health while an ounce of alcohol daily may extend well being. He urged reducing sweets and taking vitamins C and E to boost disease resistance, noting alcohol caution for excess use and smokers lose 8 to 24 years of life. The remarks closed the 6th annual Symposium on Advance Analytical Concepts for the clinical laboratory.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Nixon plans TV appearance at NAB convention in Houston
Watergate era notes indicate President Nixon will attend a National Association of Broadcasters convention session in Houston next Tuesday. He is expected toanswer questions for an hour at the Executives Club, addressing past statements on Watergate payments. Earlier statements differed on whether money was paid to silence defendants.
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Grand Ole Opry
Nixon
Houston
National Association of Broadcasters
Executives Club
John W. Dean II
White House
End Of Tests For Safe Drivers Voted In House
RALEIGH AP Drivers with good safety records would avoid written and driving tests to renew licenses under a bill approved by the House 64 to 34 and held for further action. The measure exempts renewals unless a traffic violation occurred in four years. The amendment adds those with a prayer for judgment continued to the exemption.
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Raleigh
House
Bobby Rogers
Dvance
Thomas Harrelson
Brunswick
Rogers
George Miller
Durham
Highway Safety Committee
Miller
Texas lawyer pleads innocent in Watergate grand jury lie
Jake Jacobsen, 54, of Austin, pleaded innocent to lying to a Watergate grand jury about dairy industry money. Indicted Feb. 24 for keeping 10 000 dollars in a dairy group bank safe deposit box for 24% years. Judge Hart gave 30 days to file motions as the Texas trial slated for May proceeds, while Judge Sirica delayed ruling on the sealed report and grand jury evidence.
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Washington
Texas
Jake Jacobsen
Austin
US District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Jacobsen
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Stock Market Report
Addisso
Airco
Hy Amp Inc
AmpexCorp
Anaen
Sje
ApecoCorp
ArchDan
Armcol
Ashdoll
AsdDrGi
Amrich
AtlasCorp
AveoCorp
Avnetine
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Bendix
S Stevens
Boiseras
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ToddShipyd
NatSemitn
AI Steel
Va Transam
CarrCp
Rigel
Abe Cessna
Chris Craha
Northrol
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Va Brands
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Norton
Coloss
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WestgEl
Panam Air
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Taya
Corag
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PennDx
Whittaker
Bat
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CrownCork
PepsiCo
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ZaleCorp
Polarod
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Disney
Questor
Lew Lantenn
East AirLin
Ma Ralston P
Wsmet
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Ranco
AO Tridust Boyd
Eaton
RapidAm
WeFale
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AleaZa
Repsil
Brascan al
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Evans
Cinerama
Lisa EssexChem
FedResrees
Firestone
Ea Va
Formmckk
Searleg
Frnkin
Kin ArkCrp
Singer
GamSki
SiMe Va Lafay Radio
Ifs Gannett
S- Son P
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MidhSug
Si Gpubutl
SauRy
Vivas Ae
MidFial
Harrint
Valspar
Associated Press Fawlex
Heublein
Vikoa Inc
Ad. Will. Fan L. Vlncorp
Vita
Wilshro
Yates
Ev Houslp
ZimHom
Sveay Howmet
Idaho
IdealBasic
Ian Ae
Divi- InNick
Indus
itekCorp
Adenl
Jon Lauléo
Yatlon
Kellogg
Varants
Wiskwarrants
Whendis- Kennecott
Kimbell
Jaen Madelivery
Koil vi
Ea Vale Va
Lehmoal
Loews
SM LykesYnost
Magnvox
Dow-Jones
L_Stock
Aerospaecen Industria
Transporta
A.P. Stock
Josh Horne
Mitchell Case
Club of Rome
Salzburg
Watergate
Laurence Cobb
Mecklenburg
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
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