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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1977
Page
2
New York stocks fell broadly as signs of an economic slowdown and higher interest rates dampened sentiment. The Dow traded around 852, below August's 20 month closing low, with light volume and more losers than gainers on the NYSE. Zenith Radio tumbled as it outlined cost cuts and layoffs.
An OCR filled list shows broad exchange quotes for New York issues with many stock symbols, prices and changes. It includes Amex Amercio and Delta Air patterns, plus various corporate names and dividend footnotes, reflecting a dense, technical market page.
unreadable OCR fragment hints at a humor column or anecdote involving business or financial mischief. Names, dates, and places are illegible, but tone suggests light satire about commerce.
The article describes a senior group with a $3 annual fee offering hotel and car rental discounts and home delivery pharmacy services. It references retirement guides, federal programs like Social Security and the Golden Age Passport, and contact points at AOA, NATA AARP, and federal agencies for more aid.
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton said Face the Nation the panel should stop hearings, while Sen. William V. Roth suggested President Kennedy intends to keep Lance as budget chief. Lance testified he would return to duties with renewed dedication as Saturday session wrapped.
The High Point Enterprise details subscription rates and delivery policies, noting mail and weekend options, pricing in North Carolina, and Associated Press reprint rights. It clarifies post office status, carrier responsibilities, and advertising representations.
AP reports Daniel Schorr asserts his former CBS boss William Paley cooperated with the CIA in a book. He says Paley was on a very personal basis with the spy agency.
William Paley faces renewed questions after his associate Schorr cites a CBS covert episode in a book excerpt discussed by New York magazine. The piece alleges Paley allowed CIA access to a CBS booth overlooking the UN Security Council to aid a lip reader for spying on the Soviet delegation.
Two year old Robert Ramsey imitates a tug of war with his father at the Lizard Lick North Carolina community festival. No opponent is visible yet the boy grips the rope and pulls with focus and gusto.
A pro Palestinian group cites CIA documents claiming Moshe Dayan ordered the 1967 attack on a U S Navy ship killing 34. Israel denies the charge while CIA notes unevaluated material. The Liberty attack remains officially ruled as accidental with Israel apologizing and offering compensation.
AP reports economists debate the near term economy amid memories of the 1973 75 recession. CitiBank calls for calm while NAM buys forecasters see a cooler but not cold winter and Commercial Credit reports rising capital spending unrest.
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