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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
3
The New York City financial turmoil weighs on markets as a mixed session ends with the Dow up 71 at 48.95 and gainers barely outpacing losers on the NYSE. Investors brace for federal help talks and await further developments on the city’s fiscal plan and bank support, amid a quiet trading day.
Unclear OCR text from a New York area page shows scattered numbers, names, and places. It references Chrysler, Pomona, Wachova, Colesio, and The Associated Press with fragmented scores or data. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
The High Point Enterprise, published daily with Sunday edition, lists subscription prices and carrier delivery details. Rates include daily and Sunday at 4.00 plus 0.50 for Sundays, with monthly options and home delivery terms. The notice reiterates Associated Press copyright and distribution standards.
A garbled OCR dump lists numerous proper nouns, places, and numbers in a dense, unreadable stream. The text appears as unrelated fragments of names such as Glenn, Norcendis, Newer, and Shasta, mixed with dates, codes, and monetary symbols, lacking coherent narrative or context.
Washington AP The Democratic caucus voted 172 to 96 to kill a plan seeking a constitutional antibusing amendment. Reps Milford and Teague pushed the measure, while Speaker Albert and Judiciary Chair Rodino opposed, warning it could split party unity and override Supreme Court decisions. For the first time the caucus was open to the public and press.
Albany lawmakers stalled on a package of tax increases tied to federal aid for New York City. Governor Carey pressed for quick action to secure $150 million in borrowing and avert a city default before December 11. Ford signaled he would review the situation early next week.
Juan Carlos signals liberalization of Spain as elections open and a broad spectrum of parties gain ground. The United States contemplates renewing leases for bases at Rota Torrejon Moron, with technical details to be settled with Spanish authorities. Secretary of State Rober J. McCloskey notes.
Reagan pledges active campaigning for the New Hampshire and Florida primaries on Feb 24 and Mar 9 while avoiding specific defense budget figures. He attacks the Washington establishment and Ford, listing inflation, unemployment, high interest, big government, and détente as root problems, charging a “buddy” system in D.C. with ignoring workers.
The CIA report names nine individuals linked to assassination plots, with calls to delete names but House and Senate aides warn deletion risks safety and future intelligence activity. Colby urged deletion at a press briefing, while Church insisted on public disclosure of those involved in government assassination decisions.
Translated and condensed report notes Franco’s death and funeral near Madrid drawing mixed reactions from Falangists and ordinary Spaniards. It covers the planned succession for Prince Juan Carlos, reaction abroad from leaders including Peron and Stroessner, and the official cause of death with a list of accompanying illnesses.
Reports say Cuban forces harried by helicopter gunships, believed South African, have dug in along the Cuenza River after losing key towns Lobito and Benguela. MPLA retains Luanda and a shrinking central corridor. FNLA holds the northwest with U.S., China, and Zaire backing it. TINITA, led by Savimbi, dominates the south with capital Hearba Nova Lisboa.
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