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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1970
Page
2
The Dow Jones average rose 3.15 points to 775.88 at noon as advances continued for a fourth session. Analysts cited investor hopes for further rate cuts and a benign economic outlook, with strength in tobacco, oils, electronics, farm implements and rubber stocks.
A noon prices table from the American Stock Exchange shows varied moves across companies including AtlasCorp Eng Brascan and others with percentages indicating gains and losses. The data includes note references on dividends stocks and distribution terms as provided by AP with 1970 copyright.
The Associated Press releases stock averages for the market summary period. Data appears with combined figures and brief notation indicating changes and notable entries. The fragment shows table-like figures and partial symbols, suggesting daily market movement snapshots without full context.
The snippet shows a market ticker style line with Dow Jones averages referenced, indicating a stock market update or summary. It includes the heading STOCKS and a codelike sequence TM 3G 77814007, suggesting a cataloging marker rather than full figures.
Japanese writer Mishima and four companions stormed a military headquarters, overpowered a general, and attempted to address troops before Mishima fatally stabbed himself. His death shocked Japan, ending a controversial blend of literary fame and right wing politics. His works include Confessions of a Mask and The Temple of the Golden Pavilion.
In a tense exchange, Laird defends the raid to free Vietnamese prisoners while Fulbright questions intelligence flaws and the raid’s impact. Gore and Agnew weigh in on missteps, with Laird insisting intelligence was sound though gaps existed. Presidents and allies face scrutiny as options to act loom.
Kansas State Universitys Delta Sigma Phi chapter accepts Art Davis of Omaha Nebraska as a Negro member believed to be the first at the school. Davis says he was rushed by several fraternities by mail but many retracted after learning he was black.
Ben Chaney the 17 year old brother of slain civil rights worker James Chaney was found not guilty of murder by an all black jury in Hardeeville South Carolina. Martin Routrell was found guilty but recommended mercy avoiding the death penalty and yielding a life sentence.
The National Railway Labor Conference approved a three year plan giving a $1.33 hourly wage increase atop the current $3.86, a 36 percent rise for about 500 000 workers. But Brotherhood of Railway Clerks president C L Dennis warns of potential strike on December 11 if no deal is reached.
Nguy en Cao Ky told the National Press Club he proposed Vietnamization in 1965 to avoid an oversized American troop commitment that could threaten Vietnamese nationhood and provoke negative U S reaction. He predicted by 1971 the Vietnamese armed forces would be 1.1 million strong with the United States out of ground combat roles.
An early morning blast damaged a three story East 49th Street building housing Aeroflot and Intourist. Police suspected another device and warned of possible injuries. WMCA radio was knocked off air after the explosion and a caller claimed the Soviet Union would be on trial.
The text discusses a possible yet unconfirmed Son Tay style rescue by Green Beret forces led by Army Col. Arthur Simons with Brig. Gen. LeRoy J. Manor in overall command. It questions why empty cells were locked and whether prisoners had been moved, while Pentagon spokesmen keep options open.
Bunker Hill Packing Co of Redford Virginia said it has purchased the Frozen Foods Inc plant in Dunn North Carolina and plans to reopen the facility in four months. The deal was announced Monday.
In Raleigh the North Carolina Board of Health calls isoniazid the strongest weapon against tuberculosis despite a recent government halt on its use by 1700 federal workers after two newsroom workers died. Dr. Roy Berry notes 20 years of safe use and its role in treating about 1200 new cases annually.
FIXODENT adhesive cream helps dentures stay firmer and more comfortable. It claims to let you bite harder chew better and eat more naturally while resisting moisture. Available at drug counters.
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