Price Of Gold Edges Up As Fat Cat Investors Profit
Gold prices rose toward records as a diverse group of investors from European capitalists to Soviet and Chinese communists and Arab sheiks secured profits. Gold closed at 105.50 an ounce in Zurich and London, off from a Tuesday peak of 110.50, while the dollar weakened amid Watergate concerns, with further price moves across Paris London Amsterdam and Zurich.
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British Troops Halt Sniper as Ulster Toll Reaches Eight In 24 Hours
AP reports in Belfast a guerrilla sniper was killed by an army marksman after aiming at a military post in the Ardoyne area. The violence raised Northern Ireland’s 24 hour death toll to eight and left a two teenage girl dead and another wounded. Bombs exploded citywide as security tensions soar ahead of local elections. The Provisional IRA leadership faced internal changes as hardliners consolidated control in Belfast.
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New Watergate Prosecutor Promises Full Probe
Archibald Cox, named special Watergate prosecutor, pledged a thorough inquiry into the 1972 presidential election and any Nixon connections. He said the investigation could cover beyond the break in and would follow legal guidelines while avoiding pretrial publicity.
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Brezhnev Arrives For First West Germany Visit Kissinger Talks
AP dispatch reports Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for four hours on Friday in Gif-sur-Yvette near Paris to discuss violations of the Vietnam ceasefire. They planned to resume talks Saturday with U.S. adviser and North Vietnamese officials saying it is too early to judge progress. Thach indicated both delegations were reviewing issues arising from nonobservance of the agreement signed last year.
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Indicted businessman F Lee Bailey tied to Turner firms
Federal grand jury in Orlando charges businessman F Lee Bailey and eight associates with mail fraud and conspiracy in the sale of distributorships for three Turner firms. The indictment lists several Orlando and Maitland residents as officers or linked to Plaetary Inc DareioBe Great Inc Sea Enterprises Inc and related entities. Brezhnev visits Bonn as part of West–East talks. Kissinger hosts and discusses Reykjavik summit and Atlantic Charter proposals with Pompidou.
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