Mixed Stock Market Pauses After CPI Jump
New York stock trading opened mixed as CPI rise cools enthusiasm over rate declines. Dow Jones average rose briefly then fell to 666.30 at noon, with Du Pont down about 2 percent. NYSE and AMEX indices moved little while NCR, Citicorp, General Electric, Polaroid, Westinghouse, and Don Edison showed notable moves in late morning trading.
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New York
du Pont
Labor Department
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
NCR Corp
NYSE
Citicorp
General Electric
Polaroid
Westinghouse Electric
Don Edison
New York Exchange Towing Rights and Dividend Explanations
A garbled New York exchange note discusses ex dividend and ex distribution dates, rights offerings, and bankruptcy or restructuring mentions. It references paid public filings and securities in transit, with scattered figures and terms like ex div idend ex distri bution and interest equalization tax.
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Bankrugby
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Publication Note
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates for mail and Sunday delivery, with daily and Sunday options, prices by month and term. It notes AP use of local news, postal class, and that carriers and distributors are independent contractors.
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High Point Enterprise
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Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Sundey
Sun
Okly
AP News
Post Office
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising
Mao Talks With Danish Premier in Friendly Session
Tokyo AP reports Mao Tse-tung spoke in a friendly atmosphere with Danish Premier Hartling on Sunday per Hsinhua. Hartling had met the ailing Chou En-lai at a Beijing hospital on Saturday as tensions and diplomacy moved through cordial channels.
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Paul Hartling
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Hartling
Chou En-lai
Peking
Ruth Chosen to Succeed Jaworski as Watergate Prosecutor
Washington AP deputy Watergate prosecutor Henry Ruth named to replace Leon Jaworski. official says Saxbe and White House plan to announce after Ford return. Jaworski resigns Friday and says he may withhold evidence unless Congress broadens mandate.
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Saxbe
Ford
Jaworski
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Richard M. Nixon
Congress
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Boston Students Meet Charlotte Educators
Four Boston high school students in Charlotte will learn how desegregation works in a Southern city. Barbara Steer said they seek ideas on desegregation while two whites and two blacks travel from Boston to observe. In a broader context, the article covers Watergate jury proceedings and Dean’s testimony about White House involvement, with defense cross-examinations ongoing.
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E.howard Hunt Jr
Watergate Committee
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FBI
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Haywood
Sam Messina
Boston School System
Dana Gonsol
Boston Globe
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Charlotte- Mecklenburg Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Millionaire engagement amid past wealth and age gap
The article outlines Miss Fitler and Michael Wilson’s engagement amid questions about age difference. It notes Fitler family ties to Philadelphia’s cordage works and a modest engagement ring, while also mentioning related Watergate coverage and a Charlotte desegregation visit by West Charlotte High School students to Boston, highlighting school integration history and local busing debates.
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Miss Fitler
Michael
Wilson
Fitler
Philadelphia
Rachel Fitler
Edwin H. Fitler
William Wonderly Fitler
Woman's trial reveals rape claim and fatal shooting
Witness Mrs. Garcia testified she was forced to strip and raped by Luis Castillo while Jiminez held her. She admitted killing Jiminez with a rifle afterward, claiming she aimed at Castillo but missed him. Lawson noted resentencing under state law and that she would be examined at the California Institution of Women at Frontera. Castillo faced no charges.
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Castillo
Ray Opens Battle In Court Over Guilty Plea Withdrawal
In Memphis, James Earl Ray faced an evidentiary hearing as his lawyer Bernard Fensterwald argued that Ray was coerced into pleading guilty to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and was denied proper counsel. Fensterwald cited illegal acts by public officials, opened mail, and conflicts of interest with prior attorneys, while Ray attended the session with marshals present.
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James Earl Ray
Ray
Martin Luther King v
Bernard Sensterwald
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Percy Foreman
Houston
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Castro Rejects Idea of U.S. To Soviet Cuba Switch
Fidel Castro tells CBS that Cuba did not shift to Soviet domination and cites U S ownership of key assets before the revolution. He favors improved relations with Washington if the blockade ends and predicts future meeting of social systems once the United States adopts a different regime.
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CBS Television
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United States
Richard M. Nixon
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