Investors Victimized Says Author The Wall Street Jungle
Richard Ney argues that specialists on the exchanges abuse privileged knowledge to profit at the investor’s expense. He blames brokers, Congress, the SEC, and the Fed for lax regulation and presents tips to shield ordinary investors from market manipulation and hidden risk.
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Wall Street
Southeast Asia
Richard Ney
Stock Exchanges
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Reserve
Congress
Ney
Merrill Lynch
Bache & Co
Transac
SEC
Elks Leader Attacks Campus Protesters At Convention
Glenn L. Miller of Logansport, incoming grand exalted ruler of the Elks, told 3,000 delegates in San Francisco that some youthful protesters show tyranny of spoiled brats. He defended most youths yet condemned campus militants who disrupt campuses and violate laws and regulations.
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San Francisco
Calif
the Elks Lodge
Indiana
Glenn L. Miller
Logansport
Fraternal Order
Consolidated Report of Condition for Citizens Banking Company
Bank in Anderson Indiana files June 30 1970 report of assets and liabilities with the Federal Reserve and Indiana Department of Financial Institutions. It lists cash deposits securities loans real estate and capital accounts with totals and notes on reserves and minority interest. Directors certify accuracy and notary confirms sworn statement on July 9 1970.
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Citizens Banking Company
Anderson
Indiana
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
District
Federal Reserve Act
Department of Financial Institutions
U.S. Treasury
U.S
William A. Pope
George Griffith
D. L. Babb
W. A. Ehrlich
State
Madison
Julia Pederson
Excess Profits Charge Made by Renegotiation Board
The Renegotiation Board said government defense and space contractors earned over 33 million in excessive profits in fiscal 1970. It reported 23 determinations of excessive profits vs 82 the prior year and more than 3.7 million in excess profits tied to contracts not yet finalized.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Lawrence E. Hartwig
Milestone Year for Atom says AEC
The Atomic Energy Commission calls 1966 a milestone year of the atomic age with peaceful use of atomic energy growing alongside defense. Spending reaches 2.44 billion in 1966, bringing total to about 47.5 billion. The agency notes advances from power plants to medical devices and industrial controls, and hints at future peaceful uses of nuclear detonations.
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Washington
UPI
Te Atomic Eergy Commission
Commission
AEC
Vienna
U.S
Christine Keeler Divorced By Husband in Court
James Lever, 29, won a divorce from Christine Keeler on desertion grounds. The court granted Keeler custody of their four year old son. she did not contest the suit.
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Kingston-On-Thames
England
UPI
James Levermore
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Israel Jets Attack in 53rd Day of Suez Crisis
Israeli jets hit targets near the Suez Canal as Abba Eban says Soviet presence in Egypt threatens peace. Diplomats note a renewed missile system clash near the canal with Egypt and Soviet aid complicating Middle East talks. Egypt reports 36 Israeli planes struck southern and northern canal sectors.
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Israel
Ini
Washington
Ambhasiout
Suez Canal
Abba Eban
Eban
Russia
Egypt
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Estabish
Africa
Jerusalem
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Farm Unemployment Proposal Expands Coverage
Four Democratic congressmen pledge to include farm workers in unemployment compensation expansion. The plan would cover about 275000 farm employees under weekly jobless benefits, applying to farms with eight or more workers for at least 26 weeks annually.
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Washington
UPI
James G. O'Hara
Dmich
Houses
Senate
Frank Thompson Jr
D-Mj
John Brademas
D-Ind
Don Edwards
Calif
House
O'Hara
Jury Selected In Tate Case
Seven men and five women were chosen to try the Manson Family on charges of murdering actress Sharon Tate and friends and killing a grocer and his wife. Charles Manson and three followers face potential death penalty if convicted. jurors are mostly over 40 and middle class.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Sharon Tate
Lena Labianca
America
Goshen Captain To Head Bethesda
Capt. Donald L. Custis of Goshen Indiana will assume command of the U S Naval Hospital at Bethesda in a change of command ceremony Friday He will succeed Rear Adm. William C Turville who is transferred to command the Great Lakes Naval Hospital.
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Washington
UPI
Donald L. Custis
Goshen
Ind
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda National Naval Medical Center
Custis
William C. Turville
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Industrialist Eaton Warns of Doom and Bargain Wall Street
Cyrus Eaton, 86, chairman of Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, told the House Senate Economic Committee the nation faces a recession and a mood worse than 1929 1930 urging quick Southeast Asia peace and suggesting now is a good time to buy stocks as bargains despite dire outlook.
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Washington
UPI
Eaton
Southeast Asia
Three Drownings Reported Across Indiana Over Weekend
Three teenagers died in Indiana drownings over the weekend. Terry Loehr, 17, Mt. Vernon, drowned Monday in a gravel pit near his hometown. Eugene Cox Jr., 18, Logansport, died Sunday in a gravel pit west of Logansport. Danny Fish, 17, Danville, drowned Sunday in a conservation club lake near Danville. Bodies recovered by divers or by friends within hours.
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United Press International
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Terry Ray Loehr
Route 5
Eugene Cox Jr
Logansport
U.S. 24
Danny Fish
Danville
Conservation Club
Church must face issues says Disciples leader
Dr. A Dale Fiers told the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) general board that the church has a mandate to address crucial human life issues. He cited Black Manifesto, Vietnam, campus unrest, pollution, and the Cambodian crisis as shaping church life and urged continued effort on racism and poverty through a new black Disciples convocation.
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ST. Louis
UID
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
A. Dale Fiers
Indianapolis
Vietnam
Fiersk
General Board
Fiers
The
Disciples
General Assembly
Primary color trio changes in color TV balance
Cleveland announces that color television uses red blue and green primary colors rather than red blue and yellow to reproduce images in balanced harmony.
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Cleveland
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