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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
14
New York Stock Exchange closes with little cheer as U S shares drifted and key indexes edged higher while travel and energy sectors showed modest advances. Traders watched currency moves and corporate updates amid cautious investor mood.
The report blends a Watergate linked political maneuver with a Tel Aviv cease-fire moment. Petersen resumes control at the Justice Department with Cox’s staff under a special prosecutor. in Indiana, Mark Deming faces season-ending injury. In Israel and Cairo, the cease-fire holds amid blackouts and wary reactions, while Jerusalem residents weigh the terms and future security.
Evangelist Billy Graham urged Nixon to seek divine guidance during Watergate, saying the crisis could be the era’s greatest. He declined to advise resignation or weigh constitutional questions, stating he could not analyze such judgments. A jumble of public notices and local names follows in the text.
A garbled OCR style listing shows an auction flow with names such as Wayne Phesnis and Bachara Wood linked to household items and real estate. The fragment mentions a sale at a New Jersey avenue and a household effects sale with multiple parties and uncertain lot descriptions from a Delaware area county.
Atty Gen Henry E. Peter states he has been in the Watergate investigation long and is back in charge of the probe after a period of internal changes. The article notes his rise through the Justice Department and mentions a wartime background with the Marine Corps and education at Georgetown and law school.
Secretary Kissinger arrived in London for talks with British leaders before visiting Israel. Officials emphasized arms limits and a phased approach to a final settlement. In Washington, the Pentagon signaled no halt to arms shipments as Brezhnev signaled broader world powers seek progress toward peace.
Chesterfield Smith of the American Bar Association urges Congress to reestablish or authorize a federal independent prosecutor to probe Watergate. He condemns Nixon’s firing of Archibald Cox and the administration’s handling of justice as an intolerable assault on the rule of law and calls for swift court or congressional action.
Hog prices rise with barrows and gilts mostly 73 higher in slow trade. Cattle and calves overall stronger with slaughter steers and heifers up to 50 higher. cows weak to steady. Sheep and lamb market mostly steady to higher with light volume and soft demand.
Chicago traders reacted to cease-fire chatter in the Middle East with a rally on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat rose to near session highs before profit-taking trimmed gains. soybeans gained 12 cents, corn 5, oats 3. As cooling weather favored harvests, traders noted soybeans could finish in a week and corn in about two.
Prices show mixed livestock values with steers and heifers around 38.00 to 43.90 while bulls hover near 40.00. Grain notes mention area wheat and zante beans, with some data truncated and unclear.
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