Dow Slumps as Inflation Fears Drive Market Lower
New York stock prices trend lower amid inflation worries and a slowing economy. Gold shares climb overseas while Dow Jones 30 falls to 867.70 at noon. Nasdaq-like breadth shows declines on the Big Board and American exchanges.
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Congressmen gauge public mood on Nixon impeachment and resignation
Lawmakers report mixed district views with calls for action. Some urge resignation or impeachment, others oppose unless impeachable offenses are proven. Voters cite distrust, tax concerns, and failure to address energy and domestic problems as key issues.
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New York Stock Exchange Index At Noon
Noontime NYSE index shows the market deciles measure at 51,890.62 with industrials up 6.23 points and transportation up 0.74 points.
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Buffalo Kills Warden In Park
In West Palm Beach Florida a 2000 pound water buffalo at Lion Country Safari killed game warden Malcolm A Gallop age 60 while he collected tickets at the entrance to the enclosure. Tourists watched as the animal repeatedly threw and crushed him. Gallop had worked at the park five years and was described as an experienced handler of large hoofed animals.
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Miners Escalate Battle As Britain Delays Wage Demands
British coal miners press wage demands amid a growing economic crisis. About 3,000 miners walked off pits nationwide including 1,000 at five Leicestershire mines in protest of a union leader’s call to end the eight week ban on weekend work. Scotland’s miners voted to extend the ban to three or four days a week. Communist vice president Michael McGahey attacked the government while Ted Heath faces an electricity shortage threat as nonessential industries enter a three day week.
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Parole Set For 3 Cuban Watergate Principals
Three Cuban exiles from Miami involved in the Watergate conspiracy are slated for parole March 7 after about 15 months of a one to four year sentence for conspiracy burglary and wiretapping. The parole board release follows their roles as the least senior of the seven convicted in the case.
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Baker Agrees to Pay 40000 in Influence Case
Former Johnson aide Robert G. Baker agrees in court to pay 40000 to the U S Treasury after a consent judgment reduces the sum from 108000 claimed in a federal suit. Baker appeared with his daughter Cissy while his lawyer says the settlement is not an admission of wrongdoing.
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Wachovia Bank Branch Robbed in Winston-Salem
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Ford Denounces Strict Controls
Vice President Gerald R Ford rejected calls for rigid economic controls to address the fuel shortage. He urged reliance on market choices and industry to meet energy needs, criticizing nationalization and artificially low prices while praising Nixon and conservation efforts.
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