Downturn in New York stock market amid profit taking
The noon Dow fell 8.29 to 797.48 as traders booked gains ahead of Nixon’s economic message and the Fed report. Allegheny Power led NYSE activity despite an 18 1/2 drop, with 108 800 shares traded. ESB gained on strong bidding for United Aircraft and International Nickel, while Inco raised bids to 38 and Kodak slipped 3 1/2. The NYSE composite slid 0.28 to 44.24 as Amex saw Westrans Industries lead volume with a 41/2 rise to 13.
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Night Hawaiian Event at Astro Dowdy Owers Center
From seven to ten tonight, elderly residents at Astro Dowdy Owers Center host a Hawaiian themed gathering. Attendees will enjoy music, dance, and a light refreshments lineup. Local volunteers and staff organize the community event to foster social engagement.
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Hostages Threatened With Death No Automatic Weapons
Prison officials moved tear gas equipment into a Texas prison unit where armed convicts held ten hostages including seven women and three men. Fred Gomez Carrasco led the library takeover demanding six bullet proof vests three helmets walkie talkies and rifles. Negotiations were ongoing by telephone and authorities reported no confirmed shootings.
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Nixon Impeachment Debate Opens Amid Bomb Scares
The House Judiciary Committee opened televised debate on impeachment with Rep Sandman stating sufficient votes exist. A bomb scare delayed proceedings twice as negotiations on two broad articles progress, aiming for a 26 12 expected vote in favor.
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Nixon impeachment talk swirls in House hearings
Witnesses including Dean outline that hush money payments were arranged prior to any Nixon meeting and that Nixon’s statements referred to containment and executive privilege rather than Watergate. Railsback, McClory and others express concern over misuse of agencies and potential impeachment.
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Burger Court Balances Presidential Privilege in Watergate Case
The Supreme Court weighs confidentiality of presidential communications against criminal justice needs. It affirms that executive privilege cannot override Congress and that judicial power remains separate from the presidency. The ruling echoes earlier limits on executive power and emphasizes the twofold aim of criminal justice.
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Three Die in Gun Battle in Columbia District
AP report from Columbia says three people were killed and two police officers injured in a series of shootings starting around 1 a.m. Witnesses describe a gunman chasing Sherri Moultrow. Willie Williams was shot in the eyes. Lt. Phillip G. Schlatterer was killed during a basement search. Benny Lee London was arrested in connection with the officer’s shooting.
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Supreme Court order could aid Nixon in impeachment clash
The Supreme Court order to turn over tapes may help the President sway opinion, while Republicans consider delaying the impeachment inquiry. Nixon agreed to comply, with leaders like Percy urging prompt, complete delivery. Archibald Cox praised the ruling as reinforcing liberty and law. Goldwater cautioned uncertainty about averting impeachment.
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