Market slides as banks raise prime rate to 11 percent
New York stock activity slows as costs rise. The noon Dow drops 1.96 to 848.48 with more declines than advances on the NYSE. First National Bank of Chicago lifts its prime to 11.4 percent, with other banks joining an 11 percent move begun Friday. IBM falls 3 to 221 while Consolidated Edison gains 7 percent. Amex volume leader Syntex slips. NYSE noon composite at 48.07, down .22.
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New York Stock Exchange
First National Bank of Chicago
Consolidated Edison
American Stock Exchange
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IBM
Supreme Court
Amex
Syntex
NYSE
New York Stock Exchange Noon Prices Snapshot
A dense OCR readout lists NYSE interbank quotes with many tickers and figures for numerous companies such as Aluminum AG, Air Products, Alcoa, AmBank, AmCan, Boeing, Chrysler, Dupont, Exxon, Ford, General Electric, IBM, McDonalds, Merck, Procter Gamble, Rand, Texaco, Westinghouse and others. The column shows high, low, and last prices amid a Reuters AP style table, interspersed with a closing note about the High Point Enterprise publication details. The page includes subscription rates for The High Point Enterprise.
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New York Stock Exchange
Akronal
AtcanAll
Ain Cp
AllisChal
AMP Inc
Anacon
ApecoCorp
ArchDan
Bendixlon
Bengib
Blockhr
Boeing
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Borden
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Bromswk
Bulowaw
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BuriNorl
Sinie Burrgns
CalFinanl
Camprlki
Carrep
CartWall
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Stock Index Noon NYSE Market Snapshot
New York noon stock index report shows segments: Industrial 53.39 down 0.25, Transportation 34,090.27, Utilities 7.1, with notes on sales, ex dividends, and distributions. Mentions of rights, warrants, and bankruptcy or receivership reorganizations and foreign issues subject to tax.
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High Point Enterprise
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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Associated Press
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NEW_YORK
New York Stock Exchange Index
American Exchange NY Stock Prices Snapshot 1974
The AP report lists selected noean prices for many stocks on the American Stock Exchange in New York. It shows bid and last prices for numerous issues including Petri, AsameraQ, Brastan Al, Butler GOW, Creole P240, HormelG, Instrumsys, Kin ArkCrp, Marsapling, MidwstFini, Radio, Taye, Phoenix Sil, RathPack, Scurry Rain, Syntex, Viewlex, and others. The list is a dense quotation sheet with varied highs and lows, reflecting trading activity of the period.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Butler
Ua Camechis
Cinerara
Ditardsya i
Dixitya
Bynlcin
FF FedResrees
FrantlerAir
Hormelg
Hushyo
Instrumsys
Noredablis
Gaark Aitin
Permaner
Stathamins
Syntex
US Filir
Viewlex
Westats
Ethics Possible Politicians Say At Staunton Meeting
Two Virginia General Assembly members including House Minority Leader A R Giesen of Staunton told Virginia Lutheran Synod delegates that legislators can participate in politics in a moral and ethical way. Del Leafe of Norfolk said lawmakers believe they are doing what is right, while Giesen noted no undue influence on state lawmakers. The convention did not impeach President Nixon. delegates approved a financial program over 1 million dollars and empowered the board to raise salaries if funds allow.
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Virginia General Assembly
House
A. R. Giesen
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Virginia Lutheran Synod
Nixon
Time Magazine
Daniel Yankelovich
Roper
Norris Cotton
Rn.h
Senate
Cotton
Kansas
Alf -M. Landon
Rebels Propose Talks to Start Negotiations in Guinea-Bissau
Rebels in Portuguese Guinea propose immediate negotiations with Portugal to end the conflict, offering talks with or without a cease-fire but seeking total liberation. The PAIGC executive committee issued the bid after an extraordinary meeting, as guerrillas control part of the territory. Angola and Mozambique independence movements have rejected talks with Spinola’s junta.
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Cape Verde Islands
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Portugal
Antonio de Spinola
Milk co op audits raise questions over large political spend
Audit finds no new tax issues for the milk producers though disclosures reveal multi million dollar questions. Disallowed deductions include a 90711 dollar Johnson book for a 1968 fund dinner and 100000 paid to a Nixon fundraiser. Indictments arise. Nixon tapes spur calls for resignation and renewed subpoenas.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Connally
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Minnesota
Budapest Officials Arrested for Bribery and Fraud
Budapest authorities detained top city planner Dr Mihaly Viszkei and Istvan Toth head of the information service on suspicion of bribery, fraud, and currency and customs violations. An Interior Ministry report released Saturday noted custody for the two, with unnamed others also arrested as police pursue the investigation.
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Hungary
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Mihaly Viszkei
Istvan Toth
Trucker Strike Call Largely Ignored Across States
Associated Press reports that truckers continued to roll on most highways amid a shutdown protest call over fuel prices and limits. scattered violence occurred in Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Pennsylvania with a windshield smashed on I 65 near Nashville and rifle fire injuring no one. Police increased surveillance on truck routes but no widespread blockades were seen and traffic remained near normal in Ohio, a previous shutdown hotspot.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Nashville
Tenn
Newnan
Ohio
Overdrive Magazine
Overdrive
London
Pennsylvania .Turnpike
Breezewood
Fayette County
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Universities honor 10,000 students amid Nixon era debate
The report notes honorary doctorates awarded to UNC and Duke figures as politics and public policy come under scrutiny. It details Senate Watergate committee timing, public polls on Nixon, and reactions from senators like Norris Cotton and Alf Landon. Separately, independent truckers consider a shutdown, with scattered incidents of brick and gunfire on highways and near-normal truck traffic overall.
Hearst Daughter “coerced” under duress, father says
Randolph Hearst says a blindfold found by federal investigators supports his belief that Patricia Hearst was taken against her will. He spoke at his Hillsborough home after reports the blindfold tied to the SLA case were discovered during a May raid in San Francisco. He said he is not encouraged and would be more hopeful if she were returned.
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Patricia Hearst
Hensimon
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Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
SLA
Chicago Tribune
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Hearst
Brennan Flubs Intro Calling Ford President
Labor Secretary Peter Brennan, addressing labor leaders in Buffalo, called Vice President Gerald Ford the president during a luncheon. He corrected himself with a Freudian slip, noting there would be much talk about the moment as the audience chuckled.
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Peter Brennan
Gerald R. Ford
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CWA Striker Is Eminent Tarboro
TARBARO AP The contract between Carolina Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America has been extended to midnight Wednesday to allow more time for negotiations a company spokesman said.
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Carolina Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Sheriff To Talk With Hiker Over Trail Killing
COLUMBIA AP Sheriff Frank Baker of White County Georgia planned to interview an 18 year old girl about the shooting death of her hiking companion on the Appalachian Trail. Police said the girl reported meeting a man on the trail Thursday who shot Joel Polsom 28 of Hartsville DC. Polsom’s body was found shot once in the head and covered with a plastic bag. The girl said she did not run and hiked with the man to a highway where they hitched a ride to Helen and spent the night. She said they hitchhiked to Friday before the man caught a bus to Atlanta and she returned to Columbia.
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