Market Upturn Amid Microprocessor Promise and RCA Rally
New York stock markets reversed a two day dip as the Dow rose 0.72 to 771.20 and the NYSE saw more winners. RCA led activity after signaling a microprocessor device boosting gasoline economy, with GM up 0.5, Ford up 0.25, Chrysler up 0.25, and AT&T slipping 0.25 after a quarterly earnings decline. The NYSE composite edged up 0.07 to 44.76 while Syntex fell 0.43.
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Stock Listings and AP Summary From The High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise prints a dense stock market page with New York exchanges, listing prices, changes, and figures for numerous issuers. The AP summary notes general market activity and prices, with a long roster of companies and sectors, reflecting a broad financial snapshot.
Democrats Choosing Chairmen Debating Anti Bias Rules
Democrats weigh selecting a Southern chair and decide how anti-discrimination rules apply to state and local party affairs. The executive committee and 360-member Democratic National Committee convene amid debates on the 1976 convention call and whether to bar states not approving the Equal Rights Amendment from hosting the convention.
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South Carolina
Robert Vance
Alabama
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New York
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Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
Guam
Soul City Officials To Respond To Charges In NC
Soul City officials scheduled a news conference in Henderson to answer charges of misused federal funds and delays at the biracial town in Warren County. Floyd McKissick, founder, says Soul City aims to reverse rural South black emigration. GAO audit planned. lawmakers seek state funds review. Carey calls report errors but invites scrutiny.
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Nuclear salvaged warhead signals emerge from conning tower
The conning tower fragment suggests at least one nuclear missile warhead may be salvaged from the 1968 Soviet G class submarine that sank 750 miles northwest of Oahu. The Glomar Explorer and a secret barge, tied to Howard Hughes, handled the recovery, while California fire officials and U S lawmakers scrutiny grow about briefings and safety.
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Woman wins 350000 in suit for seduction
New York AP reports Julie Roy a San Francisco store clerk won 359000 in damages from East Side psychiatrist Dr Renatus Hartogs 66 in a malpractice suit alleging coercive sexual therapy on his office couch over 14 months 1969 70 The eight day trial awarded 250000 compensatory and 100000 punitive damages and heard testimony from Madeline Sherwood of The Flying Nun fame about relations with Hartogs during treatment.
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State Supreme Court
Julie Roy
San Francisco
Renatus Hartogs
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Dr. Hartogs
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Esquire Magazine
Hartogs
Madeline Sherwood
Justice Murray
Corrine Stern
Hillsdale, Nat
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Bishop Matthew Henry Dies at 64 in Asheville
The Rt Rev Matthew George Henry bishop of Western North Carolina died in Asheville after a heart attack. He served 27 years as bishop guiding 8500 Episcopalians across 24 counties and planned retirement at month end. Survivors include wife Cornelia Sprinkle and four children. funeral at Trinity Church Asheville with burial at Calvary Churchyard Fletcher.
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Virginia Theological Seminary
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St. Joseph's
Durham
St. Mark's
Roxboro
St. Paul's
Winston- Salem
Mayodan
Madison
Stoneville
Walnut
Abandonment of Seven North Central Provinces Reported
The provinces Kontum Pleiku Darlac Quang Tri and others in the Central Highlands and Phuoc Long were abandoned or overrun this week as North Vietnamese advances spread. The seven provinces cover about 13 000 square miles and hold around 1.7 million people, many fleeing Communist control amid Saigon's economic strain. President Thieu said Kontum and Pleiku fell without a fight, admitting forces were outnumbered four to one and citing a large North Vietnamese offensive involving about 115 000 men.
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Darlac
Phuoc Long
Binh Long
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Senate votes to raise Social Security benefits 8.7 percent
The Senate approved a plan to boost Social Security payments by an average of 8.7 percent retroactive to January 1 for 31 million recipients, despite President Ford’s push to limit the hike to 5.5 percent. The measure would go into effect July 1 under current law. In a swift voice vote, the body also adopted Hartke’s amendment to repeal the foreign tax credit for major oil companies, increasing their tax liability by about $1 billion.
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