Market mixed as profit taking trims rally gains
New York stocks opened mixed as investors booked profits after a sharp rally. Dow Jones 30 industrials slipped to 827.75 while gainers edged losers 3 to 2 on the NYSE. Indexes showed slight movements with activity in several big names including Eli Lilly, Fairchild Camera, National Semiconductor, Polaroid, Xerox, and Houston Oil & Minerals on Amex.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eli Lilly
American Stock Exchange
Fairchild Camera
National Semiconductor
Polaroid
Xerox
NYSE
Houston Oil & Minerals
Amex
New York stock market closes mixed amid thin trade
The Associated Press reports a fragmented session with gains in some industrials and declines in others as investors weighed earnings and inflation signals. Trading featured scattered turnover with notable moves in consumer goods and technology shares, while several large issues held stable.
Stock Prices and Ticker Snapshots From New York Exchange
Noon prices show mixed moves across many names including Alcan Aluminum American Airlines Ampex and IBM with notable price points and trading ranges listed alongside dozens of tickers. The column lists high low and last quotes for a broad set of corporations, utilities, and industrials reflecting a busy market at noon.
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New York
IAPY
New York Stock Exchange
AbbtLab
Arizona
Bla
UREA
Ryder Sys
Acandia
Canada
Boarmarts
AmMators
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Kinarkero
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Medenco
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BoieeCas
Sorden
BorWar
Lee BrisiMy
BritPet
Bronsek
Bucyerie
BuddCo
Bulawa
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Levin Puen
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Burling
BuriNo
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Lyke Yngi
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CassiCk
CaterTr
CBS
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CenSow
Cerra
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Chessle
Chris Craft
Chrysler
High Point Enterprise masthead and pricing details
The provided OCR shows a vintage newspaper masthead for The High Point Enterprise, including publication details, pricing for daily and Sunday editions, and distribution notes. It lists address, date stamps, and Associated Press copyright line, with subscription rates and carrier information.
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High Point Enterprise
HIGH
Pont Enterprise
Church “Avenue
High Point
NAC
Pees
N.C
Sax
Senator Church's Presidential Bid Fades In Senate Probe
Washington AP report notes Senator Frank Church's chances of using the Senate intelligence committee to launch a 1976 presidential bid have faded. The panel is behind schedule and unlikely to finish before next year, delaying any campaign decision. Public hearings may raise his profile, but new campaign laws and rival Democrats complicate a last minute run. Church plans no decision until the investigation ends. The probe, conducted largely in secret, has earned him respect for handling CIA matters responsibly.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
Church
Idaho Democrat
Intelligence Committee
CIA
White House
Nixon Denies Under Oath Causing 18 Minute Gap
Former President Richard M. Nixon denies personal responsibility for the 18 minute gap in a White House tape. The denial came during a hearing before a special three judge court handling Nixon’s bid to regain control of tapes and documents from his presidency.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Miller
Watergate
Justice Department
Jack Anderson
Lilian Hellman
U.S
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Appeals Court
Carl McGowan
Edward A. Tamm
Luggage Tag Rule Snags Passengers at Major Airports
The Associated Press reports CAB rules require name only baggage tags at U S airports. At Los Angeles International 60 percent arrived tagless while O’Hare saw 1 in 19 000 without tags. Airlines say tagging should cut misdirected luggage. most passengers cooperated though privacy concerns arose. United noted 500 000 misdirected bags nationwide last year among 43 million checked, with 3 200 not returned.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles International
O'Hare International
Chicago
United States
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sun'y
Miami
Laura O'Connell
United Airlines
O'Hare
Los Angeles
Trans- World Airlines
Kennedy Airport
New York
First Lady Betty Ford Shops in Carmel
About 150 residents lined a downtown street in Carmel to glimpse Betty Ford as she spent 40 minutes shopping in a metal sculpture gallery. She wore a brown and white dress and cape and waved to onlookers while Secret Service kept crowds at distance and blocked amateur photographers.
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Carmel
Calif
Betty Ford
Secret Service
Kissinger pressers a conciliatory path for Middle East peace
Kissinger told the U.N. General Assembly that the Sinai accord is only a first step toward a broader Arab Israeli settlement and signaled U.S. readiness to seek alternatives to a Geneva peace conference. He promised to consult stakeholders on reopening Geneva and hinted at possible talks with Syria and Israel while not excluding any party including the Palestinians. He also noted progress with Gromyko on arms talks and potential delays to Brezhnev’s Washington visit.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y. Sap
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Mideast
Syria
Israel
Ford
Middle East
Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Jordan
Egypt
U.S
Gromyko
Brezhnev
Washington
Jackie Kennedy onassis takes Viking Press role
New York AP Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will earn 200 dollars weekly as consulting editor at Viking Press. She expects to learn the ropes at first and participate in editorial conferences while following her employer's directions.
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New York
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Viking Press
Newsweek Magazine
Fuel Economy Up 12.8 Percent in 1976 Cars
The EPA reports 1976 car fuel economy rose an average of 12.8 percent from 1975. City test peak was 30 mpg in a Chevrolet Chevette 98 cu in manual, while highway best reached 41 mpg in a Datsun B-210 85 cu in manual. A new city highway weighting of 55 percent city and 45 percent highway analyzed overall performance.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
France negotiates over hostage Claustre amid Chad crisis
France and Chad face renewed tensions as Paris presses for release of Mrs Claustre while rebel leader Habre demands cash and supplies. Reports say France offered 2.2 million, rebels want 1.33 million in nonmilitary goods and 688,900 in cash. Claustre, kidnapped in 1974 with two others, remains a bargaining lever amid regional instability.
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France
Chad
Marc Combes
Hissen Habre
Claustre
N’djamena
Mrs Claustre
Farkas
Combes
Christophe Staewen
Bardai
Staewen
Mrs. Claustre
Pierre
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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Chang
Senator Church
U.N
Palestine Liberation Organization
West Bank
Jordan River
Andrei A. Gromyko
Europe
Kremlin
Geneva
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Jackie
Charleston
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Charles P. Hasbrook
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Richmond Times Dispatch
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Avot
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Artisan
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