SEC allows over the counter resumption for two dubious stocks
The SEC restored trading today for Commercial Finance Corp of New Jersey and Pacific Fidelity Corp of Nevada, both previously suspended for deceptive activity. Officials note Commercial Finance has no assets or offices, while Pacific Fidelity lacks current business records or known officers, with both cases highlighting ongoing concerns about shell companies and misleading asset claims.
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Commercial Finance Corp
New Jersey
Pacific Fidelity Corp
Nevada
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Pacific Fidelity
Commission
Tate case hears fingerprint expert and Manson linked group
Los Angeles AP reports 15 witnesses testified as a grand jury probes the Sharon Tate slayings. Daniel di Carlo, a motorcycle club member, tied to Charles Manson’s desert clan, is among those named as prosecutors push for murder and conspiracy indictments.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Daniel di Carlo
Charles M. Manson
Manson
Miss Tate
Independ
Emmett Harder
Harder
Ias
DFL eyes 1970 after 1966 lessons in Minnesota
Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor party aims to apply bitter 1966 lessons to the 1970 race. State chairman Richard Moe promoted preprimary endorsements to avoid divisive contests, while up to ten candidates may seek the DFL endorsement at the Duluth convention.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Democratic-Farmer- Labor Party
DFL
GOP
Harold LeVander
South St. Paul
Karl F. Rolvaag
Rolvaag
A.M. Keith
Richard Moe
LeVander
Moe
Warren Spannaus
Duluth
Spannaus
D. D. Wozniak
St. Paul
Robert Short
Ers
Id Graven
University of Law
Tical
James
Independent party convention urged in 1972 bid
Indianapolis AP report says state political groups urge former Alabama governor to seek independent party nomination for president in 1972. The National Committee of Autonomous State Parties, with 27 states, invites him to draft a platform and pick candidates while demanding respect for third party autonomy and criticizing his 1968 campaign. William K. Shearer of Los Angeles chairs the committee urging the expense of running in state primaries.
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Indianapolis
National Committee
Alabama
Sunday
William K. Shearer
Los Angeles
Weather forecast varies Northwest South Monday showers
The forecast calls for showers Monday across the Northwest and South with rain in the East and snow in the northern Midwest. Colder air is expected over the Great Lakes region and the Northwest, according to AP wire.
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Midwest
Great Lakes
Gir Lion Named India's National Animal
The Gir lion of western Gujarat, living in the Gir game preserve, was chosen as India's national animal by the Indian Board for Wild Life, reported by Yatri, the government tourism magazine.
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New Delhi
Gujarat
India
Indian Board For Wild Life
Yatri
Senator Mathias urges repeal of Tonkin resolution
Senator Charles Mathias proposes Congress repeal the Gulf of Tonkin resolution to curb executive power and back Nixon’s plan for accelerated withdrawal from South Vietnam. He argues the 1950s emergency, dating to the Korean War, should end and calls for support of a political solution and Saigon reforms.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Washington
Charles McC. Mathias
Congress
Saigon
Nixon
South Vietnam
Maryland
Republican
Senate
Mathias
Tonkin
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
100 Percent Literacy in Iceland Noted
Iceland is described as a nation with complete literacy and a per capita rate of new book publications nearly 20 percent higher than the United States, signaling strong publishing activity.
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Iceland
United States
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