Mixed Wall Street session with light trading
The Dow dipped 2.03 to 852.95 at noon as 1,538 NYSE issues traded with six advances for every five declines while the American and Big Board indexes moved modestly. Energy concerns and active issues like TWA warrants and Dome Petroleum shaped a cautious market amid thin news.
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New York Stock Exchange
Robert Colin
Faulkner, Dawkins & Sullivan
American Stock Exchange
TWA
Houston Oil & Mineral
Imperial Oil
Dome Petroleum
British Petroleum
Gulf Oil
High Point Enterprise: publication details and rates
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, an independent newspaper in High Point North Carolina details publication schedule, address, Associated Press membership and mail and carrier subscription rates for daily Sunday and Sunday only editions. It notes AP news usage rights and that carriers are independent contractors with subscription payments not guaranteed by the publisher.
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Church Avenue
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N.C
Associated Press
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Ward, Griffith Company
National Advetising Representatives
Stock market closes with mixed results and obscured figures
In American stock listings a series of company names and numbers appears garbled amid a separate AP report from BUSHEY England noting housewife Ann Crompton clinching a streak of free vacations while facing the cost of taking along her children, a constraint she cannot ignore.
Stock Index Report From New York Exchange
New York Noon stock index roundup shows minimal movement as major sectors including industrial and transportation edge slightly higher while utilities and financials show mixed results. Market breadth remains subdued with slight declines in select blue chips and pockets of stability across trading sectors.
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New York
New York Stock Exchanges
Auto Shortages Hit Detroit as Parts Run Low
DETROIT AP shortages hit auto plants as energy cuts bite plastics and vinyl supplies. Wiring harnesses and interior trim scarce, with Fiat Ford GM and Chrysler reporting missing armrests dashboards and dash pieces delayed. Vinyl shortages rise from pipes home construction and 1974 ignition interlock seats prompting talk of trimming vinyl options.
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Chrysler
U S Firms Sell Complete Acetic Acid Plant to USSR
Lummis of New Jersey and Monsanto of Missouri sign a 45 million package with Techmashimport to design and deliver a fully equipped acetic acid plant in Sev erodonetsk Ukraine. The plant will output 150000 tons annually by 1978 with Soviet financing and E I Bank terms expected. Soviet engineers will be trained at Monsanto Texas City plant before production begins within a year.
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Princeton Rutgers 1869 game sparks historic crowd roar
The first American football game between Princeton and Rutgers in 1869 drew a memorable roar as Princetonians shouted Siss boom babe. The chant echoed from Civil War era hints of the New York 7th Regiment rocket yell that left a lasting impression on campus.
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Energy Crisis Darkens Mood On Wall Street
AP report describes the energy crisis depressing markets with more than 100 billion in losses since Oct. 26 as optimism briefly returns on the New York floor. Traders offer mixed views while a hot dog vendor and Trinity Church rector note lingering uncertainty and resilience amid the crisis.
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Thousands Visit Kennedy Graves on Thanksgiving Day
Thousands visit Arlington National Cemetery on Thanksgiving ten years after JFKs assassination. Sen Edward Kennedy stands in the cold as family kneels before John F. Kennedys grave and places a flower, then moves to Robert F. Kennedys grave cross. Jacqueline Onassis, John, and Caroline Kennedy send bouquets. a memorial mass is held in Peapack for JFK. A church mass here prays for Edward Kennedy Jr who is recovering from leg amputation.
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Caroline
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Poor Old Woman Had Secret Fortune in Miami Beach
Frieda Zimmer, 76, dropped dead in Miami Beach and left a fortune of over 150000 in cash and banks. Police traced her to a tiny apartment in a senior complex after a letter addressed to a box number led to her identity. Her brother Morris Rubinstein in Chicago and daughter Bernice Smo Jen in Skokie were unaware of her address or wealth. Det. Sgt. Emery Zerick notes her secretive life and unresolved questions about why she lived as she did. The case links to another missing resident in the same building, Frieda Zimmer, prompting renewed checks with social services and utilities.
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Frieda Zimmer
Emery Zerick
Zerick
Youth Dies In Hunting Accident Near Kalispell
Kalispell Montana AP reports 18 year old Wade Drollinger was fatally shot while deer hunting with a juvenile partner south of Kalispell. The youth reportedly stepped into his companion’s line of fire as a deer was shot. His father Wesley Drollinger had died ten days earlier nearby when his rifle discharged during a hunt.
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White House clash over Cox tapes probe in 1A report
The Times recaps a high level dispute as President Nixon resisted Cox advice while Haig pressed Cox to accept a Stennis backed compromise on turning over tapes and documents. Richardson notes the White House sought a verified summary and to curb further litigation.
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