Dow clears 1000 again as rally widens market gains
The Dow Jones topped 1000 for the first time in over three years as a Tuesday rally continued. The Dow rose 14.14 on Tuesday and reached 1010.15 by noon with gainers leading losers 4 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume surged with 16.12 million Big Board shares traded in two hours. Analysts attribute enthusiasm to a faster paced economic recovery.
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A P Stock Averages From Associated Press Report
The Associated Press stock averages show mixed results with notable shifts in several sectors. Industry and utility shares rose while others fluctuated, with gains and declines reflected in daily averages and changes.
American stock prices at New York Exchange slip
Market listings show select American exchange prices with notable shifts in late session trading. Investors monitor key indices and corporate movements amid cautious sentiment and varying volumes across sectors.
Resignation of U S Trust Territory High Commissioner
Edward E. Johnston announced his resignation as high commissioner of the U S Trust Territory of the Pacific from Saipan Mariana Islands He will join the Cat e Area Travel Association Johnston formerly chaired the Hawaii Republican Party and was an insurance executive in Honolulu The territory comprises 2 200 islands and about 100 000 residents
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Bowles Withdraws From Race For North Carolina Governor
Hargrove Skipper Bowles, 1972 Democratic gubernatorial candidate, withdraws from the 1976 race due to health concerns including a vascular issue and high blood pressure. He leaves three Democrats seeking the nomination: Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt, Edward O Herron, and Thomas Strickland. Bowles had fundraised about 1 million and spent roughly 60,000 of his own money in 1972 before losing to Gov. James Holshouser.
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Carter’s NC win reshapes 1976 primary dynamic
In St Louis Carter framed a broad Carter coalition as key to defeating a Stop Carter effort led by pawnbrokers rallying around Humphrey. He noted urban and rural, black and white, rich and poor Democrats supported him. He travels Thursday to Madison Green Bay Rochester to meet media and clergy.
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Reagan and wife return home after stop at airport
Reagan and Nancy Reagan left the airport for their Pacific Palisades home amid a small crowd of reporters and supporters. Reagan said he would not attend the Fresno California Republican State Central Committee convention and aides announced he would cancel next week’s engagements for a nationally televised speech.
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Reagan Says His Ideas Beginning To Catch On
Ronald Reagan, after winning North Carolina, says voters are catching on to his attacks on President Ford and plans a Wisconsin push toward Kansas City. Carter, leading in several primaries, campaigns in Wisconsin as Jackson warns of party splits and Wallace fades from the race. Ford concedes a close race and aims to Kansas City for the nomination.
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