Probe Launched On False Rumor Of LBJ's Health
New York stocks fell on rising rumor of President Johnson’s health, prompting the New York Stock Exchange to launch a formal inquiry. The investigation covers June 9 trading, with focus on short selling and private wire messages, aiming to determine how false health rumors affected prices before a White House denial.
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New England Tops Nation In Stockholder Density
New England leads the nation in stock ownership with 15.5 percent of residents holding shares United States shareowners reached 20.12 million in early 1965, up more than threefold since 1952 California becomes the largest single stockowner state while New York slides to second place Minor stock ownership among under 21s rises sharply and median age nudges to 49 years as household income climbs to 9500 dollars
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Long Hot Summer Uncertain North Ahead for Racial Unrest
King warns nation faces imminent danger of a new summer of racial trouble, with potential outbreaks in northern cities. He outlines planned campaigns led by SCLC and NAACP focusing on housing, jobs, and de facto school segregation, and calls for a grand alliance of industry and labor to achieve integration.
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Job Surplus Cited In Vermont Labor Outlook
Vermont State Employment Security Commissioner Stella Hackel said the state faces a surplus of jobs as unemployment declines. She noted dramatic shifts in the labor picture with jobs chasing workers, predicting mid summer could see a record employment near 165000.
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RFK Urges Immediate Talks on Nuclear Spread Treaty
Sen. Robert Kennedy calls Johnson administration to negotiate now a treaty to halt nuclear weapons spread, urging extension of the 1963 partial test ban to cover underground tests. He warns urgency surpasses Viet Nam war, saying no peace in Southeast Asia without curbing nuclear weapon spread.
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