Stocks Slip in Quiet New York Session
In quiet trading today the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 6.65 to 866.14 as losers led gainers 7-5 on the New York Stock Exchange. Investors weighed a persistent money-supply surge and potential Fed rate hikes, while Occidental Petroleum rose slightly and others like Kevex and Digital Equipment showed mixed moves on the Big Board.
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No clear headline from noisy stock page fragment
The page appears to be a dense stock market listing from a New York exchange section with numerous tickers, numbers, and scattered names but no coherent article or event to summarize. The readable elements include firm and company initials, currency values, and occasional place-like terms, yet no distinct incident or quote stands out for a proper summary.
Reynolds signs Soviet tobacco cooperation pact
Reynolds Industries and the Soviet Union formalized a cooperation agreement to share cigarette and tobacco expertise. Chairman William S. Smith announced a protocol to improve Solai eggs tobacco quality and factory operations while Reynolds planned to sell services and assist vessel needs, aiming for broader marketing cooperation in the Soviet Union.
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Slow recovery from recession favored by experts
UPI reports industry analysts expect a gradual recovery with inflation kept to five to six percent in the coming year. Forecasts indicate the economy may stabilize in Q2, with larger gains in Q3 and Q4 as industrial output and durable goods rise, though housing starts will be insufficient to prevent a sluggish overall rebound.
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GM to hike prices by six percent this fall
DETROIT GM confirmed it notified dealers that list prices will rise up to 6 percent, averaging about $300 per car, signaling substantial increases planned for 1976 models. The move follows years of rising costs and reflects a price increase seen by buyers and dealers alike.
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House, Builder Survive Drop From Helicopter
In Michigan, Renee Clason president of a home building company, tested helicopter drop methods for prefab homes. A helicopter lowered her house unit to a field, then repeated the haul with an interior object. the impact caused damage but the structure did not collapse.
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