Wall Street Treads Water as NYSE Faces Tech Glitch
Profit taking pushed prices lower with the Dow down 4.54 to 668.96 as the NYSE halted trading at 11:46 am and planned to resume at 12:22 pm. Richmond Corp led volume, Xerox fell 3% on weak Q3 earnings, RCA slipped, Veeder rose 9% and Western Pacific offered 35 per share for up to 650000 shares amid Veeder opposition. Houston Oil & Minerals gained 1% on an offshore Texas gas discovery.
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Houston Oil & Minerals
Amex
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Exchange noon prices at American Stock Exchange
The American Stock Exchange published selected noon prices with market activity across listed issues. Key stocks and indices reflected trading levels, showing intraday movements and notable price shifts for investors monitoring sector performance.
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American Stock Exchange
Stock Averages And Dividend Notations Dwarfed By Jumbled Codes
The item lists a sequence of market notation codes used with stock averages from Dow Jones and the Associated Press. It defines actions such as dividends, stock splits, ex rights, and special statuses like in bankruptcy, foreign issues, or warrants.
Over The Counter Bid Asked Stocks and UN Security Council
NASD stock quotations show representative inter dealer prices as of about 11 am. Markets change through the day and prices exclude retail markup or commissions. The UN Security Council comprises 15 members with five permanent seats.
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E. F. Hutton & Co, Inc
Security Council of the United Nations
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Notices
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing by week month and year, and notes tax and mailing details. It states independence from the Associated Press and cautions that carriers are independent contractors.
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Frost Hits North Carolina Soybean Crop Loss Seen
North Carolina farmers lose about 10 percent of soybeans to early October frost. Damage totals near 28 million dollars for soybeans and 3.5 million for peanuts, with late planted beans and crops like sweet potatoes and cucumbers also affected.
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American chemist wins 1974 Nobel Prize in chemistry
Paul J. Flory, 64, Stanford professor, is awarded the 1974 Nobel Prize in chemistry for macromolecules. Sir Martin Ryle and Antony Hewish share the physics prize for radio astronomy developments and pulsar discovery. Each prize carries $124,000.
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Stanford University
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Rockefeller Says Inquiry Into His Affairs Is Out Of This World
Vice President designate Nelson Rockefeller complains the federal probe into him is suffocatingly detailed. FBI agents and tax investigators are examining his finances while Senate Rules Committee delays on reopening hearings loom after the election. A Times report links Rockefeller family gifts to favorable agency rulings and a political opponent’s book admission adds pressure. Rockefeller defends gifts, blasts leaks, and says he won’t concede votes.
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Nixon Conspiracy Case Involving President Cited By Prosecutor
Prosecutor Ben-Veniste says all five defendants face charges of conspiring to obstruct justice. He describes the act as an agreement among two or more to violate the law, asserting that legitimate U S law enforcement efforts to uncover Watergate facts were met with a cover up by powerful figures in government, up to the President.
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Palestinians See UN Role as Voice for Displaced
Shaath, a 36 year old American University Beirut professor, says UN move gives Palestinians displaced since 1948 a voice. Israel rejects Palestinian groups, Jordan backs the resolution though it says it represents Palestinians within its borders. Some diplomats see the PLO invitation as leverage for Geneva talks. US officials worry it could hinder Secretary of State Klasinger’s efforts to restart negotiations.
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Police Chase Greensboro Bank Robbers
Three heavily armed bandits robbed the Northwestern Bank Summit Avenue branch in Greensboro and fled in a getaway car. Police pursued through multiple vehicle changes amid a gunfire exchange that possibly wounded one robber. the incident marks North Carolina’s 57th bank robbery of the year.
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Ford Asks Live TV Coverage Of Kansas City Address
President Ford formally asked the nation’s TV and radio networks to broadcast his Kansas City speech live after networks declined live coverage. White House spokesman Ron Nessen said the networks did not deem the address newsworthy as the public faced inflation and energy issues.
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Ordinations Of Women Threatened In Episco l Church
In Oaxaca Mexico AP Bishop Jose Antonio Ramos of Costa Rica says more women will be ordained if the church does not clarify its position by 1976. He notes 11 women were ordained in Philadelphia last July but overturned by the House of Bishops. About 200 American women are seeking ordination as the House convenes near Mexico City.
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Hanes reports higher third quarter and year to date earnings
Hanes Corp announces stronger sales and earnings for the third quarter and first nine months of 1974. Third quarter sales reach 71.8 million with after tax earnings of 212 thousand, up from 65.7 million and 2.115 million the prior year. Nine month sales total 216.085 million, versus 196.266 million, while pre tax earnings rise to 11.226 million from 10.435 million.
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Symphony Musicians May Strike in North Carolina
Durham AP Musicians of the North Carolina Symphony threaten a midnight Saturday walkout unless contract talks advance this week. John McClellan, chairman of the orchestra committee, says 70 musicians seek longer seasons, higher per diem, and better health benefits to attract talent and spur growth.
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Kissinger Reports Positive Signs From Mideast Tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies home from Rabat with positive indications of progress toward Arab Israeli peace. He met King Hassan I and discussed a Ramadan summit and possible Israeli pullbacks while signaling continued U.S. support for a just lasting peace and renewed negotiations. He also met Boumedienne in Algiers to align oil price views and future steps.
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