Stock market halves losses as bargain hunting lifts averages
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 925.45 at noon, up 1.41, amid renewed bargain hunting after a 42.05 drop over six sessions. Losers edged gainers on NYSE listed issues while Chrysler, planning to close two assembly plants for a week, remained a focal point as overall sentiment showed cautious improvement. The Board’s composite index edged up to 52.99 and the AMEX market value index advanced to 98.35.
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New York
Wall Street
Chrysler
American Stock Exchange
Stock table fragment with multiple company data
A dense OCR list shows numerous company names with percentage figures, prices, and notes on dividends or stock actions. The text reads like a stock table excerpt from a financial page, listing firms such as Citicorp Chrysler Shell Exxon Ford Motorola Merck Xerox Gillette and many others with percentage changes and related annotations.
Stock Index Update From New York Exchange Noon Snapshot
The report lists the New York Stock Exchange midday index details with a 6 cent movement and a 52.99 level. Transportation shares show a 3.17 point rise. The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, is published in High Point North Carolina.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
High Point Enterprise
Pung Junacy
High Point Ckrennaise
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Stock splits and distribution terms in reorganizations
The excerpt outlines stock event terminology including ex dividend and ex distribution rights, warrants versus non warrants, and when issued delivery. It notes next day delivery and treatment in bankruptcy or receivership or during reorganization under bankruptcy administration.
Market movers list shows wide share price shifts across sectors
A sprawling AP release lists selected neo national prices for many firms and sectors. It notes percent changes for companies such as AegisCorp Alleghairtse AMICCorp AustralOli AutmatRed and ConOilGas, with varied gains and losses, reflecting mixed market activity.
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New York
AegisCorp Ee
Bowvell Wiss
Tara of
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Pa Cieclek
Coleman
ConOilGas
Pan Cookind
Cornelius
Crutch
DarnsonOil
Interwayc
Invdiversa
Kaislind
Va Wien Kewanee
Nevonmaae
Terrac
Unaabeston
WTC Inc . Ie
Ei Cas
Diversion Of Soviet Jews Creates Problem
In Tel Aviv controversy rages over Soviet Jews with Israeli visas who settle in the United States or elsewhere. About half become noshrim dropouts, challenging Israel’s immigration-based national project. Proposals to cut aid to dropouts spark debate within the Soviet Jewish community and raise claims of coercion versus humanitarian obligation.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Noshrim
Austria
Vienna
HIAS
Mrs Gandhi Granted New Powers Amid Constitutional Overhaul
In New Delhi the upper house approved a constitutional amendment 191 to 0 expanding Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's powers as opposed by opponents who call it a blueprint for dictatorship. The measure awaits state assembly ratification and would extend parliament’s life to March 1978 while limiting judiciary review.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Carter team braces for bigger federal role and diverse experts
In Georgia, James Carter plans a larger operation as president with a mix of specialists in foreign policy and economics. Advisers may serve domestically or on foreign policy while remaining staff rather than heads of sub units, with ad hoc task forces to form a quasi cabinet.
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Jimmy
Jordan
Carter
Manent
White House
Georgia Statehouse
Calder dies in New York at 78 noted sculptor of mobiles
Alex Calder world renowned mobile innovator dies in New York at about 6 a.m. He was 78 and staying with a son-in-law as Whitney Museum had opened a major exhibit. Born July 22 1898 in Lawnton Pennsylvania he bridged engineering craft and art and created kinetic sculpture.
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New York
Alexander Calder
Calder
Whitney Museum of American Art
Calder i
Whitney Museum
Lawnton
Alexander Sterling Calder
Nanette Calder
Alexander Milne Calder
William Penn
Philadelphia
City Hall
California
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken, N.J
Utah Court Rules on Execution Ties to Supreme Court Ruling
The Utah Supreme Court weighs capital punishment amid ongoing debates on an unconstitutional use of tax money for executions. Five volunteers would receive 175 dollars each, as discussions address possible stays and conflicts of interest with attorney Gilmore. Gilmore, 35, faces multiple murder charges including the Bushnell shooting during a motel robbery. The state prison reports strong interest in firing squad as Gilmore reportedly favors being shot over hanging.
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Utah
U.S. Supreme Court
David Kendall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kendall
Denis Boaz
Gilmore
California
Boaz
State High Court
Esplin
Bennie Bushnell
Provo
Bushnell
Illinois
Brigham Young University
Samuel W. Smith
James W. Rodgers
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GenMills
Whiting
MorNor
Gerber
Hercules
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Associated Press
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Landon Associates
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Cowie
Owentus
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Cosme
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Burnup & Sims
Portge
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BucyEr
Cannon Mills
Carmine Foods
Wa- Carolina Cas
Pal
Central Care Bank
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Oetas. Corp
RCA
Hi Corp
Va Beary
Reynin
Farmers New World
First Union Corp Orsyth Bank & Prrust Sonring
Franklin Life
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Royid
Guardian
Gray
Harreison
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Hickory Furn
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Phillips Foscoe
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Quality Mills
Republic Auto Parts
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Big Boy
SC Natl. Corp
Aig
Son
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Thathimer Bros
Triangle Brick Trion Inc
Unifi Inc
Universal UN
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Inter
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Wix Corp
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Frank Crepeau
Mrs. Gandhi
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Rio
Robert J. Dole
Elizabeth
Rio de U.S
Janeiro
Brazil
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