Market Uptrend Continues After Three-Session Rise
New York stocks held gains as the Dow Jones average rose 4.32 to 978.06 at noon. Inflation signals, steel price rollbacks, and rising productivity aided the rally while growth remained a concern. Major names such as IBM, Johnson & Johnson, DuPont, and Chrysler posted advances amid brisk activity.
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Federal National Mortgage
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Weyerhaeuser
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Over The Counter Market Entity Snapshot
A dense OCR snippet lists many company codes, percentages, and numbers across sectors. It includes names like Panam Air PanEP PepsiCo Polaroid and Ryder Sys with varied figures, suggesting an index or database-like record of corporate identifiers and percentages. The fragment hints at multiple entities and metrics without a clear narrative.
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New York Stock Index at Noon Reports Mixed Readings
Market data from the New York Stock Exchange shows varied readings at noon with indices in different sectors. Industrial and transportation groups display modest gains while finance and related sectors show mixed results amid ongoing trading activity.
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Dow Jones Averages Stocks Bid and Asked Quotes
The Associated Press reports NASDAQ style interdealer prices at around 3 pm yesterday for a broad range of stocks and bonds. Companies listed include Aerotran Inc, The American Furniture, Atlantic Page, Coca Cola, Coca Cola Co and many others across utilities, industrials, and financials with bid and asked quotes noted, reflecting interdealer activity.
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New York Exchange Prices Mixed Amid Broad Roster
National price list shows varied moves across multiple NYSE issues with notable entries including AMP Inc, Alcoa, AMBAC and Borden. Volumes and percent changes appear scattered as investors weigh earnings and market signals.
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High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Details
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription options with prices for daily, Sunday, and combination plans. It notes carrier delivery, NC subject tax, and independent contractor distribution. The notice also mentions AP news reproduction rights and postal classifications.
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Man Admits Killing Two Women in Court
In Wilmington Norwood Wright, 44, admitted strangling Lola Bryant and Beatrice Taylor with wire. He told the court he did not know what came over him and wished he could trade his life for the victims. He received two consecutive life terms on guilty pleas to second degree murder.
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Lola Bryant
Beatrice Taylor
Harrises Sentenced To 11 Years To Life
Emily and William Harris, members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, are sentenced to 11 years to life in prison for kidnapping, robbery, and car theft. They will be moved to Alameda County for trial on a 19 count Hearst kidnapping case, with judges noting a lengthy state prison term.
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William Harris
California
Patricia Hearst
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Athorities
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Superior Court
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Second Year Of Busing Riots Precede Opening Of Louisville Schools
In Louisville the second year of court ordered busing began with quiet schools but a protest on the eve of openings drew tear gas from police. Six arrested after a night of rock and bottle throwing. no injuries reported. Attendance forecast down as 116,800 students expected.
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John Nevin
Dallas
Boston
Governors Debating Spending at Southern Conference
Governors at the 42nd Southern Governors Conference debated urging Congress to pass a constitutional amendment capping federal spending at 30 percent of average national income for the prior three years, with emergencies allowed. Some governors urged state-led action. others sought clearer language. Reports on the Southern Growth Policies Board and Southern Regional Education Board closed the session.
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Firing Of Kelley Recommended By Justice Dept Probe
A Justice Dept inquiry into FBI officials urges firing FBI Director Clarence M Kelley for accepting gifts from subordinates. The recommendation, one of two before Attorney General Edward Levi three weeks ago, awaits Levi’s action during his vacation period.
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Vietnam Soviet tensions and postwar fear in Saigon
A visitor reports rising fear among southerners in Saigon under the new regime with talk of migration to rural zones. Officials plan relocating at least one million residents within a year as Southerners weigh life in a Socialist society amid scarce goods and high prices.
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Man walks around world backward in 1931 challenge
Wingo walked miles between Boston and Providence in 124 hours in 1931. He notes changes in traffic and routing due to freeways. Training spanned six months with daily eight hour walks and morning exercises. He began the stunt after a dare inspired by a peanut-pushing feat, aiming to be the first to walk around the world backward.
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