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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1969
Page
2
The Associated Press reports a small loss as the Dow Jones average and other indices ease in moderate morning trading. Industrials show slight declines while some issues trend higher. analysts cite mixed signals and cautious investor sentiment ahead of renewed activity.
The Associated Press stock averages section shows mixed readings across indices and utilities with daily changes and previous day comparisons. It lists intraday highs and lows for various sectors, including industrials and rails, and notes year ago figures and month-to-date performance for key groups.
A terse market note mentions Ese Corp and Zenithe 10.89 Wheath with unclear context. The snippet hints at a financial item from The Associated Press but lacks concrete details or outcomes.
A brief stock depot from New York notes mixed movement in transportation and utility sectors, with unusual phrasing hinting at an AP market update. No explicit figures or companies are provided in readable text. The item reads as a fragment of a larger financial roundup.
Former vice president Albert Gore argues a tax reform plan would help the middle class and poor via relief, estimating billions in savings against deficits. He challenges claims that increasing personal exemptions would raise costs, noting potential revenue offsets in a two year window and reflecting on past political battles with Kennedy and Nixon era figures.
The article discusses Adlai E Stevenson’s influence and the Democratic Party dynamics for 1952 and 1956, including Richard Daley’s shifting stance, Gore's tax exemption proposals, and the need to unify party factions. It mentions Stevenson’s farm picnic and Daley’s remarks about “room for everyone” in the party.
Rep. Gerald R. Ford, then House Republican leader, said high Army officials sued about the My Lai massacre in March 1969, a claim reported by the New York Times as the events unfolded.
TV host Joey Bishop left an ABC show taping amid a three way ratings race with NBC’s Carson and CBS’s Griffin. Regis Philbin pressed on as guest host while defense and tax debate threads surfaced in the broader broadcast discussion.
Paris dispatch reports South Vietnam’s delegation telling Hanoi that no peace settlement is possible without Saigon’s participation. Lodge, the retiring U.S. negotiator, says Hanoi’s terms are unacceptable and that Vietnam must decide South Vietnam’s future with the Republic of Vietnam as sole legitimate representative. Viet Cong delegate cites alleged massacres as discussion center.
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