Stock Market Gains on Hopes of Slower Interest Rise
New York brokers saw a moderate rally as investors expected a leveling off in the money supply in August. The noon Dow rose 5.24 to 821.03 while NYSE volume favored gainers 5-4. Trading was light after First National City Bank raised its prime lending rate, prompting cautious optimism about a limited credit tightening.
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Hoffa case eyed for clues in bid to locate him
A stock market blurb hints at a potential jackpot in the Hoffa case. Officials say they hope new information will help locate Mr Hoffa and bring him home.
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O'Brien Linked to Hoffa Case as FBI Probes Vanishing
The article reports suspicions that O'Brien, a Teamsters organizer, shifted from Hoffa to Fitzsimmons in recent months. Hoffa’s son James P. Hoffa tells reporters the FBI will interview more people while Hoffa remains missing after a July 30 luncheon. Aware of sightings near the Machus Red Fox, authorities question O'Brien about being near the scene at vanishing time.
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Joan Little Trial Focus Shifts to Jailers Sex Advances
In Raleigh AP report three former inmates testified jailer Clarence Alligood made sexual remarks to Miss Little and others. Styli, the trial noted Alligood’s death from stab wounds after Miss Little’s jail escape, with blood analysis suggesting outside transfer. Witnesses described advances, one touching a breast, and Miss Little defends stabbing to stop a sexual assault. Forensic expert testified stab wounds could reflect a struggle.
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Cannonball Adderley Dies at 46 After Stroke Paralyzing Him
Gary Indiana AP reports famed jazz altoist Julian Cannonball Adderley died at 46 from cardiac arrest following a stroke that left him paralyzed and unable to speak. He collapsed in northwest Indiana on July 13 while visiting friends and was scheduled to perform in Indianapolis the next day. Adderley, born September 15, 1928 in Tampa, Florida, rose from high school bands to work with Oscar Pettiford, Miles Davis, George Shearing, and Nat Adderley. He earned major honors and shaped a style he called modern traditionalism, drawing on religious and ceremonial themes. Survivors include his wife Olga, James Adderley, his parents, and his brother.
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Price Increases Seen As Inflation Reminder
Washington reports that Ford administration economists view the July wholesale price rise as a reminder inflation remains a problem, not a new surge. They cite a 1.2% monthly increase and an expected return to about 6% basic inflation by year end, while critics like George Meany and Nat Goldfinger doubt the optimism.
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Nixon and NBC end bid for memoirs and TV docu rights
NBC News and former President Richard Nixon ended negotiations for exclusive TV rights to his memoirs and two or three network documentaries. Nixon's agent Irving Lazar pursued higher offers from others, while CBS and ABC had rejected bids. NBC demanded a no holds barred access to discuss the entire presidency.
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Nixon improving but remains homebound in recovery
Former president Nixon, still receiving anticoagulant injections and facing slow recovery from last fall's surgery, spends days working on his autobiography. Neighbors and aides say he remains physically weak with leg swelling but appears to maintain his routine, dressing for work and using a golf cart to reach his office at the former Western White House.
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