McCormack Suspends Top Aide For Intervention in Stock Case
House Speaker John McCormack suspended senior aide Dr. Martin Sweig without pay after the SEC charged a Parvin Dohrmann investor group with false reports to gain control and stock manipulation. Sweig allegedly arranged a meeting with the SEC to lift a sales ban at the request of Parvin Dohrmann’s lawyer Nathan Boloshen.
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Washington Post
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New York
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SEC
Sweig
Massachusetts Democrat
Nathan Boloshen
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Albert Parvin Foundation
Attempt to Raise Treasure Ship Off California Coast
Efforts to raise a sunken Spanish vessel believed to be Cortez era Trinidad will begin Saturday 3,500 feet off the California coast. Remains of the ship, thought to hold 12 million in gold and artifacts, were found by diver Wilfred Takasate who contracted American Mining & Development Co. to raise it using a sand clearing barge. The Trinidad, built about 1540 in Acapulco, carried Cortez lieutenant Francisco de Ulloa, who according to legend sought the seven cities of Cibola after a dispute with Cortez.
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Trinidad
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Spain
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Cibola
Two Teenagers Die For Love and Peace in NJ Moratorium
Two Highland Regional High School seniors Craig Badiali and Joan Fox died in a car monoxide suicide after a moratorium rally near Glassboro. Investigators say they planned the act in advance, leaving notes to parents and officials. A vacuum hose and car exhaust led to their deaths between 6 and 9 p.m. Wednesday, as they sought to inspire others to pursue constructive peaceful acts.
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Joan
Camden County
Thomas R. Daley
Daley
U S Reports 5993 Aircraft Lost in Vietnam War
The U S military command announced 5993 helicopters and airplanes lost since Jan 1 1961 with an estimated value of 6 billion dollars Several aircraft were lost in the past nine days and there were no American fatalities reported in the lull in fighting While 39 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese were killed in Saigon area clashes three Americans died and 17 were wounded in northern zone battles Eight B 52 bombers pressed strikes toward Pleiku as U S forces prepare to withdraw two more units inactivated affecting about 100 men
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Bennington Banner Daily Publication Details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It is affiliated with United Press International for local news republication and UPI dispatches. Home delivery costs 10 cents daily. subscription rates vary by radius and duration with 3 months 6.30 6 months 11.70 1 year 22.50 within Vermont and higher rates elsewhere.
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Detectives Turn to Astrology To Track Zodiac Killer
In San Francisco a 10 man detective team has consulted an astrologer for leads on the Zodiac killer who boasts of five murders in 10 months. Captain Marty Lee says the notes show escalating killings from Vallejo to Lake Berryessa and San Francisco, with threats of targeting schoolchildren and a bus.
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Egypt accuses U S of direct aggression in U N note
Al Ahram says Egypt will file an immediate protest to the U N Security Council accusing the United States of direct aggression against the Arab world. It cites a Tel Aviv statement on American personnel in Israeli forces and possible warplane service, and notes citizenship rules regarding Americans serving abroad.
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Treasury revokes Prensa Latina license to operate in U S
The Treasury announced the formal revocation of Prensa Latina's license to operate in the United States in retaliation for Cuba closing Havana bureaus of United Press International and the Associated Press. The license could be reinstated if Prensa Latina agrees to limit its activities to covering the United Nations.
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Associated Press
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Foreign Assets Control Division
United Nations
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