FBI warns on domestic dangers from stolen arms and spies
The FBI reports rising security concerns in the United States. It cites increased investigations into possible Atomic Energy Act violations and notes Communist Party USA efforts to infiltrate unions. It also highlights higher crime figures, including bank robberies and fraud, in fiscal 1974.
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FBI
United States
Communist Party USA
Brezhnev illness seen as Kremlin power struggle cover
Wire reports say Egyptian officials believe a Kremlin power struggle forced Brezhnev to cancel a Middle East trip. Al Nahar cited sources claiming radicals gain ground and Brezhnev faces a Khrushchev like crisis. Cairo and Western diplomats noted illness was not the cause and questioned the timing of the postponement.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Middle East
Beirut
al Nahar
Cairo
Kennedy
Brezhnev
United States
U.S
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Khrushchev
Nev
Moscow
Cair
Fahmi
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Cyprian
Anwar Sadat
Pennsylvania Lottery Winning Numbers Released
Harrisburg AP reports this week’s Baker’s Deton Lottery numbers include 673 for three digits, 54288 for five digits, and 213538 for six digits. The Lucky 7 bonus is 483588. Three digit draw 356 and 482 also appeared. Holiday Double Play six digit 066114 and five digit 26489 are listed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Auto layoffs mount as Chrysler to idle 107 at Elyria Fisher
Detroit area factories edge toward shutdown with Chrysler plan to resume car production next week amid broad industry layoffs. The Elyria Fisher Body plant will idle 107 workers, with Parma and Euclid Fisher units also affected. Across Chrysler, GM, and Ford, about 300000 workers face indefinite layoff by month’s end.
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Elyria Fisher
Detroit
UPI
T Wo Auto Assembly
Chrysler Corp
Belvidere
Chrysler
U.S
General Motor
Fisher Body
Elyria
Chevrolet
Parma
Euclid
Central Foundry
Defiance
Mansfield
Ford Motor Co
Utica
Mich
Sterling Heights
St. Louis, Mo
Newark
Del
St. Louis
Warren. Mich
Chryster
Grants to close Berea store as chain trims lines
Berea shoppers will face a closing as the Grants department store shuts its Berea location this month amid a national cull of 66 more stores. Edgerton said the 1178 store chain has slowed openings. this year may see six to nine new stores at most. Store manager Tom Stancheck and several employees weighed their uncertain futures as others hoped for transfers within Grants.
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Edgerton
Grant
Tom Stancheck
Elyria
Auto Center
Ray Oster
Oster
Grants
Rita Hall
Berea
Mae
North Ridgeville
Brunswick Grant
Columbia Station
Stock Market Opens Mixed As Rates Trim Rally
New York traders faced a mixed start as prices drifted after adverse economic news. The market halted a two session rally with declines in some sectors while others posted modest gains.
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New York
Chessie System reports 1974 record earnings and revenue
Chessie System Inc. posted its third straight year of record earnings and revenues for 1974, with net income of 95.2 million dollars or 5.33 a share on 1.3 billion dollars in revenue. The company cited strong results despite a coal strike late in the year and a weakening national economy, noting 1973 per share figures were restated for a two-for-one stock split.
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Cleveland
Chessie System Inc
Chessie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Western Maryland
Gold price swings across Zurich London and Paris
Gold fell $11 in Zurich opening, rose in London to $178, and Paris opened at $179 after a drop from $201.40. Zurich fixed at $177 as traders question fair levels and await U S government moves. Washington announced a $350 million gold auction with a $70,000 minimum bid per bidder.
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Brussels
UPI
Zurich
London
Paris
Washington
AmShip earnings rise 15 percent on year
American Ship Building Co of Lorain reports a 15 percent gain in earnings for the year ended Sept 29 with $23 million or $1.09 per share earned last year vs $2 million and 0.10 per share in 1973 Revenue from continuing operations increased from $88.5 million in 1973 to $95.3 million last year Net income for the year was $1.34 million or 55 cents per share due to a $992,160 loss from discontinued operations The loss stemmed mainly from the sale of Great Lakes vessels Tax deferral options under the Merchant Marine Act of 1970 were discussed but proceeds from sales were not deposited in the tax deferred fund reducing 1974 earnings and leading to a lower year overall backlog stood at $200 million at end of fiscal 1974 versus $981 million in 1973.
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New York
National City Bank
Citibank
Ohio
Ugher
Northwest
Stock Exchange
UPI
Motorola
Nabisco
Norfolk
Allid Chemical
Owen Il
Allis Chalmers Mtn
Pan Am Air Dele Pe Sk
Akton ‘ LK Dmoll
Pena Central
Am Airlines
Youl Pe
Am Cyan
Pepsi Cola
Elec Power
Phil Pet
Demiisphere Fund
Amt&t
Polaroid
JennSquare
Armco
Ind
Phila Life Ins
Bendix
Beth Steel
RCA Corp
Steelmet Inc Initial
Boeing Ware Rep Steel
Celanse
Rockwell
Chessi
Rand
Steelmet Inc
Chrys 16 Ltd
Oil Cal
Ou Ind
Coca Cola
Hunt
Mig
Newcor Inc
ColGas
Colgate Texaco
Rochester GaskEl Ll
Curtiss
Pierrer SmithCo
Det Edison
DuPont
American Machine & Foundry
AmGen Boad
Flrat Constance Eant Kodak
Grace
Wreco Et
Exxon
Pea
Nevada Power
Firestone
Rochester Gas
Ford Motor
Dynamic Yeup Ma
CPC International, Inc
Dart
B Ltd
Emerson
Straw&Clothier
van Dusen Air
Goodrich
Var Ind
Victor Comptometer
Te Lof Woolworth
Mobil Oi
Plain Dealer
Mutuals Allstate
Dreyfus
Trest
Wash Mutual
Mutual Agreemet
Windsor
American Ship Building Co
Lorain
Manly
Great Lakes
Aimetican
Sach
Une
Sips
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