Market Dips After Nixon Inflation Measures
New York stocks fell as profit taking followed President Nixon's price ceiling announcements. The Dow Jones average dropped 3.84 to 955.30 with 722 decliners to 453 advancers. LTV Corp led volume with a 10% gain amid a broadly weaker session on concerns inflation relief was not dramatic enough. The American Exchange index slipped to 24.42.
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New York Stock Exchange Afternoon Prices Report
The New York Stock Exchange list shows mixed afternoon prices with numerous securities posting percentage changes. Large names such as Coca Cola, IBM, Exxon, Pfizer, and General Mills appear among varied gains and losses as traders assess market direction.
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Amex Stock Exchange Noon Prices Do Not Reflect Official
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The High Point Enterprise Rate Card Displays Subscriptions
The High Point Enterprise published at 210 Church Avenue lists mail and carrier subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes North Carolina tax, AP use rights, and carrier independence, with contact details for home delivery.
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Stock Averages Show Mixed Averages in Market Readout
A.P. Stock Averages report mixed figures with daily and weekly shifts in indices for various sectors including rails. The data list figures for noon Friday with changes from the previous day and year, alongside highs and lows for 1972 and 1973 and related bond averages.
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Dow Jones Averages and Stocks Report
The Dow Jones indices show mixed activity with various sector movements. Industrial and transportation shares drift, while utilities and rail sectors edge nearby, reflecting a subdued market session.
Rap Brown Convicted In Holdup
H. Rap Brown and three co defendants were found guilty by a State Supreme Court jury of holding up a Manhattan bar and assaulting a police officer. The jury said it was deadlocked on charges of murdering police in a shootout. the panel was dismissed after 19 hours of deliberation.
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Manhattan
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William M. Kunstler
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Jack T. Litman
Pope Paul VI Meets Peronist Hector Campora in Vatican
Pope Paul VI received Hector Campora of the Peronist party in a one hour audience in the Vatican. Campora, slated to be Argentina's next president, called it a day of great emotion and said he visited the Holy Father as an Argentine citizen and future ruler. Campora then met with Juan Peron in a Rome hotel later.
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Indians and Blacks Treated Unjustly In Robeson County
North Carolina's Civil Rights Advisory Committee reports that Indians and blacks in Robeson County face denials of justice and unfair treatment. It urges federal probes of employment and school policies, stronger voter education, and a merger of county and Lumberton city schools.
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McCord Won't Answer Questions on Watergate Probe
Mitchell denies any role in Watergate while McCord refuses to answer 20 times, inviting possible immunity talks. Senate panel subpoenaed three ex Nixon reelection aides to verify or challenge McCord's testimony about high level aides in the bugging. Sirica delays McCord's sentencing to allow more testimony before a grand jury.
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Prisoners recount torture and survival in captivity
Veterans describe brutal abuse during captivity after their planes were shot down in 1967 and earlier. Maggot treatment, deliberate neglect, and forced indoctrination are detailed alongside mental strain from possible torture and attempts to extract information. Captured air force and navy officers discuss endurance and denials.
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Burley
Navy
James A. Mulligan Jr
Portsmouth
Murrow Named to Budget Subcommittee in Raleigh
In Raleigh, Senate Appropriations Chairman Ralph Scott appointed 16 senators to a joint sub-subcommittee to finalize the next fiscal year's budget. List of appointees includes Gordon Allen, Cy Bahakel, I. C. Crawford, Charles Deane, James Garrison, Harold Hardison, John Henley, W. D. Mills, Coolidge Murrow, Kenneth Royall, McNeill Smith, Thomas Strickland, Charles Taylor, Vernon White, Bette Anne Wilkie, Arthur Williamson, and others.
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Gaston
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Person
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Lenoir
John Henley
Cumberland
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Kenneth Royall
Durham
McNeill Smith
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Thomas Strickland
D-Wayne
Charles Taylor
Transylvania
Vernon White
Pitt
Bette Anne Wilkie
Henderson
Arthur Williamson
Columbus
Robbery attempt wounds golf fan at Greensboro motel
Roy E. Hylton of Blacksburg Virginia was shot in the left chest during a motel robbery attempt while attending the Greater Greensboro Open. A man in his early 20s posed as a bellhop, fired two rounds, and fled. Hylton survived surgery and was in fair condition. No arrests yet.
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Federal order targets desegregation plans in 25 districts
The HEW directs 25 districts in 12 states to submit revised desegregation plans or risk losing federal funds. In North Carolina Montgomery County districts are partly compliant. Kinston city schools face a Monday board meeting after HEW cites three predominantly black schools as too black.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Montgomery County
HEW
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Board of Education
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Kinston
Bynum
Southeast
Sampson
Moore
John P. Jones
Montgomery County Schools
Brutonville
Herbert Taylor
Tarboro City Schools
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Taylor
Tarboro
Nixon imposes meat price ceiling while seeking tariff relief
The administration seeks Congress authority to suspend tariffs on scarce goods while implementing a meat price ceiling to curb inflation. Treasury Secretary Shultz defends farm price exemptions, arguing they boost meat and crop production, and Nixon warns against budget increases raising taxes or prices, vetoing incompatible bills.
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