Stock Market Holds Steady Amid Awaited Bank Data
New York trading opened with a morning downturn, then leveled as investors waited for bank loan figures. The Dow at noon stood at 762.12, flat from Wednesday, with 630 advances to 476 declines on the NYSE and a minor uptick on the AMEX. Key movers included McDonald’s, Polaroid, IBM, Walt Disney, Eastman Kodak, and Colwell Mortgage Trust, while Beneficial Corp led the biggest active list.
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Beneficial Corp
McDonald’s
Polaroid
IBM
Walt Disney Productions
Eastman Kodak
Colwell Mortgage Trust
New York Stocks See Wide Fluctuations Across Markets
The New York Stock Exchange displayed broad price movements with numerous securities reporting gains and losses. notable names such as CocaCola, Motorola, and Textron posted varied results as overall market sentiment fluctuated amid shifting investor activity and sector rotations.
Unclear Dividend Table Footnotes From Financial Report
Unspecified American tables outline dividend classifications and footnote markers for annual disbursements based on declarations. The text deciphers symbols such as a b c d e h k n p t z x y and notes on ex-dividend dates stock dividends and related conditions.
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Nixon aide faced civil rights charges in Beverly Hills case
Aide from the Nixon era and others are charged with violating the civil rights of Beverly Hills psychiatrist Dr. Lewis J. Fielding after a Sept. 3, 1971 break-in. Ehrlichman faces four counts of lying to the FBI and a federal grand jury. President Nixon and Henry Kissinger testified for the defense as closing arguments loom.
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Brezhnev Offers Lebanon Help Against Israeli Attacks
Soviet leader Brezhnev sent a message to President Franjieh offering all kinds of support and assistance to Lebanon and Arab states to strengthen defenses against Israeli aggression. Beirut papers note Lebanon welcomed the offer but gave no details. The recall follows Israeli raids cited as retaliation for guerrilla attacks on settlements.
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Geologists clash over fault near Surry nuclear site
At a two day AP hearing in Surry Virginia geologists for AEC and Vepco argued the James River area shows no fault threatening the existing plant to add two reactors. AEC officials defend site safety while Vepco seeks partial preparation work and a mid August construction target. Dr Edwin B Joseph of the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences rebutted claims that two more units would harm striped bass spawning grounds, noting areas are north of the plant and impact is limited.
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St Clair Pushes Dean on Hunt Money Timeline
St Clair presses Dean to explain how Hunt’s demand for funds moved through Frederick LaRue with $75,000 delivered the night of March 21, 1973. The情 tape suggesting Nixon urged action is seen as key. LaRue’s timing and Mitchell’s testimony remain disputed among committee members.
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Ehrlichman Case Report Links Hughes Payments to O'Brien
The report says O'Brien received substantial payments in 1970 from a Hughes-owned firm while running a management consulting firm. Barth, a former Nixon worker, acted without Walters knowledge. Ehrlichman suspected Walters was soft on Democrats and did not deal with him. He said he briefed Nixon, who was “quite interested,” as Shultz initiated a second, fruitless tax review.
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Nixon fundraiser funds traced in weeks of inquiry
The committee disclosed that $4,562 remained in a Florida account for three years and was moved to Rebozo’s law firm trust in Key Biscayne before flowing to a Miami bank. A $5,000 cashier’s check was issued to a New York jeweler. Rebozo claimed the money was owed for Nixon campaign expenses, but documents were not provided. The panel found $45,621 in Nixon benefits from Rebozo not listed in Nixon’s net worth filings, with possible large cash use. Rebozo claimed no misconduct and pursued court action to stop further probes.
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House Judiciary to Release Eight Volumes of Nixon Impeachment Evidence
The House Judiciary Committee will release eight volumes totaling about two million words from its impeachment inquiry into President Nixon. Each volume includes statements of information and supporting evidence, with James D. St. Clair submitting documents on Nixon. The panel voted June 25 to publish the evidence gathered, some from closed sessions.
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Gurney Faces Grand Jury Indictments Over FHA Funds
The Miami Herald disclosed a grand jury probe into funds received by Gurney via aides from builders seeking FHA influence. Indicted with Gurney are James Lee Groot Earl M. Crittenden George Anderson Joseph Bastien and FHA officials Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz. The 33 page indictment names 42 unindicted conspirators. Larry Williams the chief fundraiser pleaded guilty earlier, receiving six months in prison.
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