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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
12
The market closed slightly lower with the Dow and Nasdaq facing volatility amid inflation worries. News of a Watergate related announcement prompted brief gains before selling pressure pushed stocks to the day’s lows, with the Dow fading and the Nasdaq composite down slightly on thin volume.
Agricultural markets show soybeans and soy products surging with May contracts rising while trading limits were removed. Record gains for soybeans, meal, and oil reflect strong demand, with futures and options active as old and new crop positions firm amid rising prices and shifting limits. Environmental and utility hearings noted at Purdue in West Lafayette as market and regulatory news intertwine.
AP reports calls from Rep. Moss and others to pursue impeachment avenues as Watergate scandal widens. Some lawmakers urge a select committee to investigate and uncover facts, while others caution on timing and political risk.
Col. Robert Nicholl commander of the 7th Refuel Wing at Grissom Air Force Base Indiana will become commander of the 7th Refuel Wing here May 10. Nicholl will succeed Col. George L. Sehnker, who has been in command at Offutt APB. The legal notices section includes various estate and dissolution notices, a public sale, and a wheat corn price update with market movements.
Kissinger prepares for a Moscow visit expected to shape the Nixon White House summit and SALT talks. He will discuss bilateral issues with Soviet leaders, return to Washington after four to five days, as Watergate fallout continues to unfold and calls for outside probes grow. Republican leaders urge careful steps and swift, principled leadership amid the crisis.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will depart for Moscow on Thursday aiming to resume talks with Soviet leaders. The trip follows a secret Brezhnev speech cited by aides as guiding the outreach plan and potential détente steps.
Rochester AP reports farmer Edward Hendershot rents apple trees for seating and fruit at 21.95 dollars per tree with 100 trees rented on opening weekend. He aims to rent 5,000 trees for about 110000 dollars, avoiding hiring fruit pickers and claiming quicker return per bushel.
Final rites for 85 year old Robert Humfleet Sr. held 10:30 a.m. today at Cornel Bright Funeral Home Rt 2 with interment at Winsor Memorial Cemetery. Frank Inglis, 30 p.m. today, Ewtry Funeral Home Rt 2.
New York AP Evangelist Billy Graham, a close Nixon ally, said the Watergate scandal shows a broader permissiveness and corruption in American life. He urged national repentance, return to moral law, and a reassertion of trust in democracy while noting the president’s possible actions and the growing cascade of resignations. He spoke from Montreal and commented on the crisis amid ongoing White House turmoil.
In New York, the Red Hook precinct launches a pilot program training 25 youngsters as a junior auxiliary police. Program coordinator notes improved communication with teens and growing interest, despite some negative views. participant Joseph Gagliardi, 15, cites mixed feelings with a third liking cops, a third disliking, and a third wanting to shoot.
Sen. Jackson recalled contributing to student funds saying, I remember how it was. He described washing dishes and waiting on tables at Sew, tee.
The Guinness family member, 42, campaigns on compulsory repatriation of Commonwealth blacks to their countries of origin. He frames the choice as between a Britain with racial balance and a multiracial Britain. He calls victory for sanity essential for reelection.
Don Snowden, 11, says his family is proud as Mrs Snowden appears on stage in the store. After the moment, she returns to the china department job, balancing work and performance.
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