Market Stabilizes After Rough Week With Thin Advances
Stocks showed a tentative rebound in New York trading as the Dow rose 5.87 to 852.55 while the NYSE saw cautious gains and declines. Uris Buildings led volume up 14 percent after a 90,000 share block, with Federal agency action eyed on Reserve Mining iron ore dumping into Lake Superior. Alaska Interstate slipped to 1382 on a 1974 low as it reported a 1978 loan breach, while metals mostly gained outside golds and autos edged up. Coleman Co. led the Amex with a 0.5 percent drop on 30,900 shares, and the NYSE composite eased to 54.20.
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New York Stock Exchange Priced Up and Down Noon
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New York Stock Dividend Payouts Appear in Cash Value
The report notes 12 months of stock dividends paid in stock rather than cash with an estimated cash value equal to the stock dividend, indicating a distribution approach that emphasizes equity rather than immediate cash.
Supreme Court Upholds Bank Secrecy Act
The Supreme Court rules 6 to 3 to uphold the Bank Secrecy Act requiring banks to report transactions over 10000 to the IRS. The ruling maintains broad government access for criminal tax and regulatory investigations, despite critics calling it a constitutional rights invasion.
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Supreme Court
Boyle case opens in media uproar over murder plot
Prosecutor Richard Sprague declares former United Mine Workers leader W A Boyle personally ordered and financed the 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski and his family. He says the plan began in Boyle’s office on June 23 and will present the gunman’s testimony, with Boyle denying all involvement. The defense will present its opening later as jurors are sworn in.
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Papers Screened Says Times on Nixon Archives Gift
The New York Times reports Nixon donated prepresidential papers to the National Archives for a 576000 tax deduction. It says sensitive files on J Edgar Hoover Jacqueline Kennedy and the Vietnam War were removed while other items including briefing materials and 1176 boxes of papers remain. It notes 229 boxes contain invitations and Nixon's largely declined speech responses.
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Kissinger Marries Nancy Maginnes in Arlington Ceremony
Secretary Henry Kissinger wed Nancy Maginnes in Arlington Virginia in a private ceremony attended by family and Kissinger’s two children. The bride, 39, long-time adviser to Nelson Rockefeller, met Kissinger a decade ago in Harvard foreign policy circles. Rockefeller voiced well wishes and arranged a jet for the couple’s Acapulco honeymoon sendoff.
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Ford condemns CREEP as arrogant guard of adolescents
In a Chicago speech Ford blasted the Committee For the Re election of the President as an arrogant elite guard of political adolescents. He accused CREEP of flouting the two party system and breaking party judgment across states. He noted impeachment talk and possible Senate trial prep. Chapin faces indictment over Segretti-related actions.
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Slain Mobile Man Found In Tennessee
Billy G. Dannelley a 39 year old Foley High School driver education teacher from Mobile was identified by relatives as the slain man found stabbed in the Tennessee highlands. Police said two Mobile men were sought in the slaying. James R. West was arrested in Virginia on a traffic violation. Police described a brutal assault with at least 15 stab wounds and noted blood stains at Dannelley’s Mobile apartment.
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Ehrlichman Replaces Lawyer in Watergate Case
Washington attorney John J. Wilson says he has been replaced by William S. Frates of Miami as defense counsel for John D. Ehrlichman in the Watergate coverup case. Frates previously defended C. G. Rebozo in a $10 million libel suit against the Washington Post. Ehrlichman cites potential conflict of interest with Haldeman. Wilson will continue to represent Haldeman but withdraw from Ehrlichman. Both men were indicted on conspiracies to block the investigation into the 1972 break in and bugging of the Democratic National Committee offices. each faces five felonies including obstruction of justice and perjury.
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Senate Debates Reform Bill Into Week Two
The Senate enters a second week of debate on a campaign reform bill with tax funded financing for federal campaigns and a Weicker substitute on tap. The House plans include a consumer protection agency bill and a boost in South Vietnamese military aid by 474 million dollars, supplementing 1.26 billion already approved, to prevent mid April curtailment.
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John G. Dean Assumes Post as U.S. Ambassador to Cambodia
John Gunther Dean has taken over as the United States Ambassador in Cambodia arriving Sunday to replace Emory Swank who left last August. He will monitor the Cambodian Army amid the U.S. aid flow estimated at $1.6 million daily in military and economic assistance.
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