SEC rules to curb floor trading at New York Stock Exchange
The SEC proposed limits on floor traders aiming to curb volatility and improve public service, sparking NYSE acceptance as a compromise. A new registered trader class would require at least 250000 in capital, significantly reducing active floor trading and tightening current rules to separate traders from specialists and odd lot dealers.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Exchange Agrees
Exchange
NYSE
Keith Funston
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Jaycee President Names Son Jay C Swartz
Enthusiastic Jaycee leader Jack Swartz in Dodge City Kansas named his newborn son Jay C Swartz after becoming president of the Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce He praised the Jaycees as the finest organization in the world and shared his pride publicly.
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Dodge City
Kan
Jack Swartz
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jay C. Swartz
Jaycees
Wallace Vote Rule Doubted In Rights Bill
Senators split on how Gov. Wallace Wisconsin showing affects civil rights legislation. Dirksen pushes amendments while Russell and Mansfield offer cautious readings as Wallace’s 268000 vote share signals broader national debate. Kansas City votes on broad public accommodations theme. Proxmire cites large ad spend and cross over campaigning by Republicans.
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Washington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Sen. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Gov. Wallace
South
Kansas City
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
William Proxmire
Dwis
Cleveland Sets Up Two-Week Truce in Civil Rights Dispute
A two week truce ends demonstrations and binding picketing at Cleveland school sites while a special study group examines integration. Mayor Locher helped craft terms after a seven hour City Hall session, with 125 protesters present to honor Rev. Bruce Klunder who died at a construction site.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
School Board
Bruce W. Klunder
Common Pleas Court
John V. Corrigan
Lakeview
UFM
Congress of Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Locher
Glenville
Udall warns pesticides cause nationwide fish kills
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall told a Senate subcommittee that large Mississippi River fish kills tied to pesticides reflect conditions nationwide. He cited DDT affecting lake trout reproduction in New York, New Hampshire fry deaths, Maine salmon fry mortality, and residues in birds and mammals from California to Montana. FDA chief Larrick noted US fish and shellfish tests show most samples contain traces, underscoring pesticide risks to the nation’s fisheries.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart S. Udall
Trent
Senate
Mississippi
New York
New Hampshire
Maine
California
Maryland
Udall
Montana
Larrick
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
FDA
Lower
Gulf
Wheat-Cotton Subsidy Passed and Food Stamp Bill
In a long House session President Johnson won two major measures. The food stamp program passed 229 to 189, expanding support for needy families, while the wheat-cotton subsidy bill narrowly cleared 211 to 203 after a late vote. Republicans accused Northern Democrats of trading votes with Southern conservatives. Also, a bomb threat evacuated the New York Times building for about an hour.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Johnson
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
NEW York
New York Times
Times
New Hampshire Has Sold 100 000 Sweeps Tickets
New Hampshire sweepstakes tickets sold totalled 100 000 with sales at Rockingham Park and state liquor stores reaching 326 034 dollars as of last Sunday. Ticket machines at Rockingham have dispensed 53 059 tickets, according to the New Hampshire Sweepstakes Commission chaired by Howell Shepard.
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New Hampshire
Sweepstakes Commission
Commission
Howell Shepard
Rockingham Park
Rockingham
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Russell
Richardb. Russell
D-Ga
Sen
Food and Drug Administration
George Larrick
New Orleans
Udall Mississippé
Charles A. Halleck
Weil
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Concord, N.H
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