Market rebounds as banks raise rates. Dow inches higher
New York prices firmed after three days of losses as banks hike prime rates to 8 percent. Dow Jones average rose 6.49 to 819.15 with glamor and blue chip gains led by Xerox Du Pont Digital Equipment Pittston Co. Big Board volume leaders fell, signals a technical rebound amid light trading.
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Federal National Mortgage
American Exchange
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DuPont
Digital Equipment
Pittston Co
Johns- Manville
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South Utilities
Gulf Oil and Southern Co
NYSE
The High Point Enterprise masthead and pricing note
A brief display of the High Point Enterprise’s masthead details from High Point North Carolina, dating conventions and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and advertising representatives as of historical publication.
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N.C
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Associated Press
AP News
High Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Focal
WardGriffith Company
National Advertising
House Passes Support Price Of Tobacco
The House approved a measure to raise government support prices for tobacco. Flue cured would move to 99.9 cents per pound and burley to 1.06 dollars, up from 93.2 cents and 96.1 cents respectively. North Carolina, Kentucky and Virginia lawmakers led the push.
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House
Senate
North Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
Palace Denies Princeton Plans for Caroline of Monaco
The Monaco royal house denied that 18 year old Princess Caroline would enroll at Princeton College this fall. It said she will continue classes at the French School of Political Science in Paris. The palace did not confirm any later enrollment.
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Monaco
Caroline of
Princeton College
Palace
Caroline
French School of Political Science
Paris
New York Daily News
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Ivy League College
Prince Albert
Princeton
Albert
Monte Cario
Hoffa disappearance prompts grand jury questions
Federal grand jury questioning continues in Detroit as Louis Koury and other witnesses discuss the 1975 Hoffa case. James Hoffa's son James P Hoffa accuses those who arranged his father's murder, and claims the same forces could target others.
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Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Louis
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Anthony
Tony Jack’’ Giacalone
Grand Jury
Koury
Hoffa
New York
James P. Hoffa
Charles “Chuckie” O’brien
Young Hoffa
Teamsters Local 299
Fitzsimmons
CIA Considered Using Poisons On Lumumba
Washington AP report quotes former CIA official Richard Bissell saying the agency explored a poisoning option against Patrice Lumumba in 1960 but vetoed it after feasibility. He details internal doubts about lethality and notes no known CIA role in Lumumba’s 1961 death.
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Lumumba
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Patrice Lumumba
Richard M. Bissell
Bissell
Robert A. Maheu
Howard Hughes
Fidel Castro
Butz Warns State May Lose Exports To Africa Asia
Raleigh AP Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz warned that a House price support increase for tobacco seeds may harm North Carolina growers by reducing export ground to Africa and Asia. He noted a 99 cent support level versus 92 cents per pound and criticized the bill as a legislative ruse. He questioned Senate approval and potential veto by the President. He also urged boosting efficiency and cross county tobacco allotment leases.
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Africa
Asia
Raleigh (Ap
Earl Butz
U.S. House
Walter Jones
Dn.c
House
Senate
Jones
Former Chappaquiddick materials returned claim
Oliver, former police chief, says he sent back Chappaquiddick documents and denies missing copies. He acknowledges suspensions over money from Universal Studios tied to Jaws. Arena claims he retrieved and returned records. Oliver says they remained in department files after he left.
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Oliver
Universal Studios
Arena
Conferees Approve School Lunch Bill
House and Senate conferees reach agreement on a 2.8 billion school lunch bill preserving free breakfast for poverty-level students and continuing summer child care and year round day care. It drops a 75 million subsidy for middle income families and raises the 20 cent lunch eligibility to a family income of 9770 while keeping reduced price lunches optional.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
President's motorcade route draws heavy security in NH
State and local police blocked streets as the President's arrival prompted tight security. A policeman crouched with a rifle toward a wooded area along the route. Linda Kasabian, ex-Manson follower, drew special focus with a state officer and a Secret Service agent tracking her movements.
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Linda Kasabian
Manson
New Hampshire
Secret Service
Congress probes growing equipment-leasing tax shelters
Congress examines expanding leasing practices for airplanes computers railroad cars and ships. It notes tax shelters use accounting losses to wipe out regular income for tax purposes with examples of high income individuals paying little or no federal tax. The committee seeks changes to curb artificial losses and limit shelter stacking.
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Internal Revenue Service
Wheat prices and input costs cited in report
The article notes the price of wheat in the United States and cites a 9 percent rise in labor costs along with higher energy costs.
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United States
North Carolina to suffer severe gas curtailment this winter
VA Knauer, Ford aide, said curtailment will affect 13 states and be severe, with North Carolina hardest hit. She noted NC would receive only about 4 percent of its total industrial demand, while California would face a 4 percent cut. Industrialists could buy gas at wellhead in surplus states like Louisiana and Texas at higher prices.
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Anaheim
Calif
Ford Administration
North Carolina
Virginia Knauer
Ford
California
Pacific Coast Gas Assn
Louisiana
Texas
Rolfe Neill named publisher of Charlotte papers
Rolfe Neill age 42 former editor of the Philadelphia Daily News is named publisher of The Charlotte News and The Charlotte Observer effective November 1. He is a Mount Airy native who has held roles at several outlets including The Times and The Guide in Coral Gables and The Miami Beach Sun. Robert Sudrėz promoted to vice president and business manager. Erwin Potts resigns to join McClatchy in California.
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N.C
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Philadelphia Daily News
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Knight-Ridder
Knight Publishing Co
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Franklin, N.C
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