Stock Market Steady Amid Early Profit Taking
The Dow edged up to 669.74 at noon after an initial profit pullback as traders watched softness in the economy. Schlumberger rose 2 percent on strong third quarter earnings, Pittston and North American Coal gained, USLIFE slipped on lower earnings, and the NYSE composite inched higher.
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High Point Enterprise Local Advertising and Rates Notice
The High Point Enterprise publishes a detailed rates table for subscriptions and advertising. It lists mail and carrier options, regional taxes, and contact references, indicating pricing figures and service terms for daily and Sunday editions and various subscription durations.
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Nixon undergoes heart and lung operation in Memphis
Five doctors in Memphis operated on former president Nixon at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday. Surgeons called the procedure relatively simple and Nixon's initial recovery described as "doing well." Within six hours he developed vascular shock requiring stabilizing transfusions and anticoagulation adjustments. A source cited emotional stress as a potential contributing factor.
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Priest Beaten to Death at St Boniface Rectory
In Paterson New Jersey four men tied gagged and killed Father Francis A. English 70 after entering the rectory during a theft that yielded bingo receipts and cash. A parishioner heard him cry out on the phone before the line went silent. Police seek four suspects fled in a car.
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Meetings Proposal Defeated in North Carolina
ASHEVILLE AP The North Carolina League of Municipalities rejected a proposed change to limit the open meetings law. Leaders said it would erode public confidence in government. The proposal would have allowed private meetings under certain circumstances, drawing opposition from the NC Press Association and Common Cause. Raleigh Mayor Clarence Lightner cited it as dangerous tampering with the public's right to be informed.
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Nixon's medical shock linked to emotional state and veins
Medical expert explains that shock from Nixon’s phlebitis operation involved emotional factors and vascular changes. Arterioles may dilate, lowering blood pressure and requiring transfusions of seven to nine quarts in severe cases, with vein restriction and clotting complicating recovery.
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Busing Amendment Not Liked By Candidates
In Raleigh North Carolina both candidates for the Ervin Senate seat decline to endorse a proposed constitutional ban on school busing for racial balance. Democrat Robert Morgan and Republican William Stevens court black voters while seeking to keep white conservatives, making race a muted topic in this campaign. Morgan, 49, once backed Segregationist campaigns but shifted stance after 1968 as attorney general.
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Campaign 74 Be Justice on State Supreme Court
Stevens, a 52 year old furniture executive with prior campaigns and a state legislature term, campaigns against Morgan for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court. Stevens has GOP backing from Gov. Holshouser and Ford Reagan visits. Morgan leads with name recognition, debates, and attack responses. Inflation and tax policy dominate the race, with Stevens backing Ford’s plan and Morgan opposing the surtax while seeking tax loophole closures. Foreign policy splits echo Henry Kissinger versus Jackson, but inflation remains the central issue.
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Watergate details emerge in Magruder testimony after arrests
Magruder described the Watergate timeline from the Memorial Day weekend 1972 break in to the subsequent discovery of misworked bugs and telephones. He recalled Liddy delivering synopses and photos, Mitchell’s dissatisfaction, and the arrest of five men at Democratic National Committee headquarters on June 17. Hunt testified about blackmail demands and motives after lying to a grand jury, saying he hoped to affect his sentence.
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Special Department action against Edmisten in Winston-Salem
The department said neither Edmisten nor anyone on his staff spoke with Coble about Edmisten's case. Carson, who learned of Coble's action at a Winston-Salem shopping center, said he hopes the case is treated like any other and that there is no idea what has happened.
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Leaflet links Morgan to Lake campaign in North Carolina
In Fayetteville NC a black House candidate distributed 25000 leaflets tying Robert Morgan Democratic Senate candidate to I Beverly Lake's 1960 gubernatorial bid The leaflets which recount Morgan as Lake campaign cochair feature a Lake ad criticizing NAACP token integration and a Morgan letter urging voters in Harnett County The campaign says leaflets were not paid for or distributed by the Stevens ticket and printed at personal expense by Marion Rex Harris
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