Stock market eases gains on profit taking banks cut rates
Dow rises over 6 points at noon as arms of the rally hold. Major indexes show gains with NYSE up 0.47 to 37.99 and American Exchange up 0.3 to 69.01 amid broad participation. IBM climbs 4 despite delayed opening amid rumor denial. Pan Am, Citicorp, and McDonald’s post notable moves.
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Stock Exchange Noon Prices Set With Unofficial Figures
American Stock Exchange noon prices are unofficial unless noted. The table includes dividend disbursements and footnotes labeling special or extra dividends, stock splits, and other conditions such as ex-dividend dates and new issues.
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The High Point Enterprise Advertiser Directory Note
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription and advertising details with rates for mail and carrier delivery, notes independent contractor status for carriers, and lists contact points for advertising representation and home delivery inquiries.
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Mohasco market center opening honored in High Point
Recognition at Mohasco showroom opening included Robert Gruenberg Henry Foscue Robert Spelman Douglas Kerr Don Six Sr and Jr architect Bil McGee and City Manager Harold Cheek. Cortelyou praised city cooperation for Commerce Street Wing and showrooms while Clapp welcomed the market as a home away from home. Dick Wells group provided music from Greensboro.
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Cuba Releases Jailed Citizens of United States
Four Americans freed from Cuban prisons as a goodwill gesture after U.S. senators visited Cuba. Richard Peter Johnson, 25, and Philip Burris, 32, were jailed on drug smuggling charges after their light plane ran out of fuel in 1970. they face U.S. charges of stealing the airplane. FBI agents arrested them on arrival. Johnson reunited with his California parents at the federal courthouse amid scuffles at the airport. Also released were David Niremburg and Susan Brown, jailed in Cuba on drug possession charges. no U.S. charges pending against them.
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Nixon testimony details hush money talks in Watergate case
Dean testified Ehrlichman and Colson discussed assurances from the White House to Watergate defendants including Hunt. Colson reported Bittman’s assurances but no hard commitments, with hints that clemency might come around Christmas. Ehrlichman urged delaying any clemency talks and warned against LaRue fundraising misuse. Nixon may testify in person if well enough.
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Ford Testimony Divides Congress Over Nixon Pardon
President Ford defended the Nixon pardon as no deal while facing sharp GOP and Democratic splits on whether the matter is settled. Nixon’s aide Ziegler said Nixon remains ill with phlebitis and spirits sagging awaiting trial motions in San Clemente, as Watergate witnesses, including Dean, testify.
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Central High floats judged ahead of Grimsley clash
Guards protect static street parade displays at Central High School as judges assess floats for awards before tonight's homecoming football game against Grimsley High of Greensboro. Principal Jerry Shaver said security guards will ensure floats remain intact during the afternoon judging.
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Utility Profit Level Laid Down
RALEIGH AP Carolina Power and Light Co says its third quarter 1974 earnings declined. Net income was 20.4 million for the quarter ending Sept 30 versus 16.4 million a year earlier, while earnings per share fell from 76 cents to 64 cents. For the 12 months ending Sept 30 net income was 68.4 million, down slightly from 68.6 million. earnings per share dropped from 2.93 to 2.16.
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Rockefeller and Ford family send sympathy for health recovery
In a White House statement, Mrs. Ford expresses gratitude for the nation’s prayers and inner strength aiding Mrs. Rockefeller’s recovery. She hopes for a speedy recovery like Mrs. Ford’s and notes the support of family love and moral strength. Rockefeller echoes admiration for Mrs. Rockefeller’s character.
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