Dow Advances As Fed Outlook Lifts Markets In New York
The New York stock market rose as the Dow joined the advance with a 4.33 gain to 828.24 amid optimism over the Federal Reserve and hopes of easing rates. Leaders included Du Pont, General Electric, and IBM with gains, while oil issues and major indexes moved higher on improving sentiment.
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Sunday High Point Enterprise publication details and rates
Sunday edition notes establishment in 1884 and independence, lists address at 210 Church Avenue High Point North Carolina, membership in Associated Press, subscription rates by mail and carrier, 4% NC sales tax, and advertising representation by Ward–Griffith Company.
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Nasdaq Interdealer Prices Reported by AP Quotation
Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers reflect representative interdealer prices as of about 3 p.m. yesterday. Prices exclude retail markups, markdowns, or commissions.
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Ford Plans News Session For Tonight
President Ford will hold a news conference at 8 p m EDT in the Old Executive Office Building auditorium. The event will be live on television and radio, with networks offered time after Ford sought network coverage for a tax policy address.
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Senate Blocked From Barring Sinai Rescue Ops Force
In Washington the Senate rejected an Abourezk amendment 75 to 15, keeping U S armed forces available to rescue American technicians in the Sinai amid a broader move toward President Ford’s authority to monitor the Sinai accord. The House language, adopted earlier, limits congressional approval to up to 200 technicians without granting broader war powers. Humphrey urged congruent Senate action to avoid a conference during a weeklong recess. final Senate vote set for Friday. The Sinai deployment ties to the Israel Egypt peace framework.
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Papers Call Spencer A Dirty Trickster in Ford Campaign
Spencer named political director for President Ford's 1976 bid faces accusations from Scripps-Howard that he ran late 1960s campaigning seminars teaching bugging and spying. Spencer denies the charges, calling them from Humphreys and others. he says his campaigns stressed winning without underhanded tactics.
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Lawyers Rest Case In Murder Trial
The murder trial of Nelson Montgomery of Hickory opens toward verdict after the defense and prosecution rest. Christine Andrews was killed during a 1973 robbery at Jordan's Steak House in Hickory. Two co defendants, William Ancre Little and Jerry Elliott Cromwell, face separate trials later.
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Hoover said King Kennedy and Tamm were his most hated men
Former FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reportedly told Atlanta Police Chief Herbert Jenkins that MLK Jr Robert F Kennedy and Quinn Tamm were the three men he hated most Jenkins confirmed a 1965 Hoover remark linked to a Burton Anderson column and recounted an Alabama patrol visit to Atlanta about King birth records and a 1965 Selma to Montgomery protest context
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W. T. Grant to Close 201 Stores Nationwide
New York based W. T. Grant Co. said it will shutter 201 stores as part of a bankruptcy led realignment. The cuts affect 12 Arizona, 65 California, 11 Idaho, 5 Iowa, 4 Minnesota, 2 Montana, 2 Nevada, 1 New Mexico, 1 Oregon, 11 Texas, and 4 Washington outlets, reducing total stores from 1,074 to 873. Some eastern locations will also close.
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Durham Man Charged in Bank Robbery Case
Durham police and FBI say 29 year old Thomas Earl Winstead was arrested in Durham after noon Wednesday for the June 24 robbery of the Wellons Village branch of Northwestern Bank and Trust Co. He was seen in the federal building and taken into custody.
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Senate rejects break-up of oil and gas majors plan
The proposal was rejected after a 54 to 45 Senate vote. An amendment by Sen. James Abourezk to fracture the nation’s largest oil and gas companies into smaller firms was defeated.
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Chilean and Brazilian refugees seek asylum from Argentina
Eleven Chilean refugees and a Brazilian holding UN officials hostage appealed to international leaders for asylum in a democratic country. Negotiations have reached seven nations, including Belgium, Sweden, and Denmark, with no firm offer yet. Argentine officials would allow departure if a destination accepts them. A UN dialogue with six or seven countries continues, but no decision has been reported.
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Federal controls on milk price rules and dairy market study
An analysis by John E. Kwoka Jr. examines federal milk marketing orders and pricing without regulation. The study, conducted during his PhD at the University of Pennsylvania and while at UNC Chapel Hill, is part of a broader review of dairy industry controls.
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