Minh Withdraws From Field as Thieu Vote Uncertain
Minh pulls out of the presidential race leaving Thieu’s ticket at risk. He cites U.S. pressure and irregularities, including duplicated voter registrations. Ky, previously disqualified, faces possible reinstatement rulings. The move follows a turbulent Saigon week, amid protests and a veteran’s funeral near Minh’s villa.
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Thien
Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ton
United States
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Supreme Court
Saat
Bunker
National Assembly
Thilo
Saigon
Avievan
Tran Viet Nghia
State National Bank offers free Golden Sixty 7 Checking
The bank promotes a free no balance required checking account called Golden Sixty 7. No monthly service charges or check fees. Bring a driver's license to any State National Bank of Connecticut office to open.
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State National Bank
State National Bank of Connecticut
Meeting urged on single stock market proposal
New York AP The New York Stock Exchange Board called for an industry wide meeting to discuss the Martin Report urging a single national stock market. Chair Ralph J. Punxio said the meeting should occur by mid September as the board acts on recommendations from William McChesny Martin Jr. The report released last August proposed reorganizing Wall Street and integrating exchanges into a national system with a special task force to review the plan.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Martin
Ralph J. PeNunzio
William McChesny Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
New York Stork Exchange
American Exchange and Regional Exchanges
Board of Governors
Exceptions At a Glance Continued From Page One
A fragmented clipping lists economic indicators and policy notes including state and local taxes stock and bond prices and interest rates. It notes voluntary restraint by the administration and mentions a new ten percent import duty surcharge applied only to the extra duty and only the tax rise affecting export prices.
Land sales surge in Hong Kong revenue hits 20 million
Government data show land sale earnings rising to 20 million dollars in fiscal 1969, a leap of over 300 percent from the previous year as Hong Kong expands its development drive.
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Hong Kong
Npl
U.S
Puzzle Clues Reworded In 900th Week Prize Note
Puzzle offers 8425 prize for its 900th issue as readers tackle a list of clue corrections. The article explains common misreadings with corrections such as DAUBING over DABBING and TRAIN over TRAIL, noting the puzzle’s intent to engage fans and reveal wordplay precision.
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Novaver
Sunday Post
Washington's Renegotiation Board Aims to Curb Excessive Profits
The Renegotiation Board, created in 1951, reviews federal contracts to limit excessive profits and push for fair prices. It faces limits on power and funding, with many exemptions for standard commercial items and contractors often appealing to courts. Congress has not granted full access to probe profits, creating a cycle of uncertain savings and contested outcomes.
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Lartwig
Hardwig
Hirlwig
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Nnwe l
Ha. Sali
Povernment
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Exspace
Sonie B
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Con
Dustry
Congress
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Wen
Hartwig
Foxs Ua
Unclear OCR charges linked to transit violations
Fragmentary text indicates charges against a company for travel rate violations. Mentions committee or commissioners, Interstate Commerce Commission, and penalties from 200 to 500 dollars. Date September 7 referenced for appearance.
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Interstates Commerce Commission
Arrow Bus Line Rapped on Tean Trip Concessions
Hartford, Conn. AP dispatch reports a bus line charged in U.S. District Court with illegal travel concessions tied to Yale and other college events. Investigators say Arrow Line gave nearly 200 dollars in perks to Yale, Connecticut Bankers Association, and individuals from Oct 16 to Dec 1970, funding trips for Yale football and hockey teams and the Easter Collegiate Conference tournament in New York.
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Hartford
Atty
Randy Rao
Yale-Marvard
Yale
Boston College
Yale-K.p.i
Newt York City
Connecticut, Bankers Association
State National Bank Promotes Golden Sixty Checking Plan
A local bank advertises a program offering a free Golden Sixty checking account for customers aged 60 or over. The notice urges seniors to visit their nearest State National branch and present a driver’s license to enroll.
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Perth
Washington
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Hercules
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Inal Heck
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