GM antitrust talk weighs on Dow in quiet trade
The noon Dow industrials fell 5.51 to 830.29 as rumors of a possible Federal Trade Commission antitrust probe of General Motors unsettled investors. GM slid 2 5 to 55 1 2, volume 5.99 million on the NYSE, while the market also faced NYC finances, rising wholesale prices and unemployment signals from recent government data. Asarco and Kuhn's Big K Stores moved in active trading amid mixed results and index shifts.
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Stock Index Broad Drift Leaves Markets Mixed at Noon
New York at noon on the stock exchange shows mixed movement as the Werke inde Industrial and financial sector notes edge lower by 16 cents while broader indices hover around 46.99. Investors weigh early trade data and earnings signals amid a subdued session.
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Ford cites growing tension as factor in Shakeup
President Ford said a growing tension within his White House helped trigger the firing of Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger. He insisted the action was not a dispute over policy or Kissinger and Schlesinger’s differences, but about stabilizing the organization for better leadership. Ford also flagged doubt a new SALT treaty with the Soviet Union could be reached by June ahead of Brezhnev’s year end summit.
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Fromme Trial May Resume Amid Courtroom Disruption
Lynnette Fromme’s attempt to murder President Ford leads to disrupted proceedings as she threatens to return only if Manson testifies. Judge MacBride appointed John Virga to represent her after firing him, while Fromme seeks to watch or disrupt the case and the Secret Service recounts seizing a pistol near Ford. Manson remains in prison posing a separate motion for fair trials in the Tate slayings.
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Humphrey Named as Vice Presidential Contender Shakeup
Democratic committee members favor Carter for president and show Vice Presidential odds for Bentsen Bayh and others. Humphrey’s age is noted as near 65 with preference polls showing Kennedy Jackson Udall Udall and Carter receiving scattered support. Most expect the convention in New York to settle the race rather than primaries.
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New York City Fiscal Woes Hit Pennsylvania Projects
Pennsylvania officials report delays in public works as New York City's potential default raises borrowing costs. Fire station in New Cumberland, Monroeville municipal building, and Bethlehem golf course face postponements. higher bond interest and taxes loom if markets tighten. Municipalities defer bonds, delaying jobs and growth statewide.
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Bomb threat near Heath home in London pace quickens
Police defuse a car bomb found beside Edward Heath's London home as IRA campaign activity escalates. A duffle bag contained the bomb beneath the vehicle, with Heath away from his residence. The incident marks a wave of West End bombings hurting public figures and venues ahead of upcoming political events.
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Pilot Kicks Teen-Age Hijacker Out Of Plane
Evansville Indiana AP report says pilot Richard Leibundguth forced a gunman teen from a light aircraft after the hijacker demanded a Kentucky flight then Missouri. The 19-year-old Jack R Johnston Jr died in a field near Cape Girardeau Missouri. Johnson had been in the Army but was medically discharged after an accident and faced money woes over a purchased organ. The pilot survived a 5000 to 3000 foot spin and notified police. FBI said no corpse found yet and search ongoing.
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