Wealth rigging probe shocks Wall Street
Federal investigators broaden a Wall Street inquiry probing at least two NYSE issues and a group trading on the American Stock Exchange. Detectives say nationwide manipulation schemes may have cost brokers and investors millions, with a bankroll estimate around 892 857 to 1 785 714 dollars. Agencies involved include a Federal Grand Jury SEC major exchanges and Chicago Police Department.
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Bribes Probe Reaches U S Brokerage Firms
Broadening inquiry finds about 20 salesmen in New York and Chicago from more than a dozen firms facing questions over alleged cash bribes or threats to spur interest in target stocks. Some have been fired and a Chicago broker faced a death threat after suspending a salesman, who was later reinstated.
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Bloodshed and unrest across Honan and Beijing protests
Dispatches from Kyodo News and Yomiuri Shimbun describe armed clashes in Chengchow and Kaifeng Henan with three killed and hundreds wounded as anti Mao protests surge. A 2000 strong Mao rally in Chengchow faced projectiles and a vehicular attack. Soldiers missing near Kaifeng after clashes. In Beijing a diplomatic walkout by Britain over Chen Yi remarks. Hong Kong's governor warns of further trouble amid new tactics昭. China and Mongolia clash over treatment of nationals in Ulan Bator with calls for apologies.
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Siege in Pointe-a-Pitre as French troops quell unrest
Caribbean island Guadeloupe sees a state of siege in Pointe-a-Pitre after clashes between police and anti Government rioters. Ten people killed, hundreds injured in two days as Police report 25 wounded including five seriously while Dr Henri Egou, the mayor, faced stone throwing amid union pay rise protests. The French Foreign Legion arrived from Martinique and Paris said calm was restored.
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Israel Ready to Test Blockade of Gulf of Aqaba
US officials expect a decisive test of Nasser s blockade within days as tankers bound for Eilat near the Straits of Tiran near Haifa refineries. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said he had strong US support for free access to the gulf. A UAR embassy statement in Canberra claimed the Gulf entrances are internal or territorial waters and may be restricted, labeling Israel s presence in the gulf illegal.
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Edson Damaged as North Vietnamese Hit US Destroyer
North Vietnamese shore batteries scored a direct hit on the US destroyer Edson in Quang Tri Province while it covered a Marine operation named Hickory. Edson’s forward mast was damaged. seven wounded aboard, three evacuated. The ship remained operational as US ships Bigelow and Taylor assisted.
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