Stock Market Steady After Six-Session Slide Reversal
New York stocks edged higher as the Dow rose 1.26 to 816.65 amid slow trading. Citicorp led volume though slid 1 point to 33 1/3 percent while bank shares faced credit squeeze worries. Amex activity showed Syntex up 4.5 to 43 1/4 with the NYSE composite at 45.94, up 0.07.
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High Point Enterprise stock table centerpiece misreads NYSE noon prices
An OCR plagued list from a North Carolina paper shows noon stock quotes from the New York Stock Exchange with numerous tickers, prices, highs, lows, and percentage changes. The fragmentary layout includes company names like Aetna, American, Texaco, and Xerox, alongside page notes about newspaper publication and subscription details.
CIA Role In Watergate Alleged By Colson Quote
Washington AP report cites Charles Colson saying President Nixon believes the CIA helped plan the Ellsberg break in and Watergate. Colson says Nixon is convinced CIA is deeply involved, a theory Bast the private investigator is said to have relayed after Colson pleaded guilty.
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Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
Daniel Elisberg
CIA
Colson
Washington Star- News
Washington Post
Richard L. Bast
Ellsberg
White House
Star News
Bast
Washington Securities
Ervin and Petersen clash over Watergate probe handling
Senate Watergate panel chair Sam Ervin and Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen spar over the Justice Department’s probe and the nomination of Earl Silbert as U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia. Ervin urged delaying or withdrawing Silbert’s nomination amid debate on indictments and higher-ups. Petersen defended the investigation and noted Silbert’s interim appointment with court support.
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Petersen
John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
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Henry Petersen
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Justice Department
Nixon
Earl J. Silbert
U.S
District of Columbia
Silbert
D-N.c
Senate
Special Watergate
Watergate
White House counsel fronts Watergate impeachment evidence debate
White House special counsel Charles W. Colson testified Nixon urged defaming Daniel Ellsberg. The impeachment panel weighs public release of materials, while Garment rejects a constitutional crisis risk and cites legitimate executive responsibilities. Arguments set for July 8 over Jaworski tapes. Sirica ruled for release, with Supreme Court review sought.
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Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Pentagon
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Dekla
Leonard Garment
Supreme Court
Leon Jaworksi
U.S
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Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
Sirica
Garment
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Guerrilla attack ends in captured pilot and five still held
A nurse was struck as guerrillas claimed a public safety incident sparked by a helicopter overhead. Canadian Grant Wyatt, who landed to aid ELF leaders, was captured and later released. Five captives, including three Americans and two Canadians, remain in guerrilla hands. Mrs Dortzbach was told the nurse incident was a tactical mistake.
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Wyatt
ELF
Dortzbach
Society of International Missions
Dartzbagh
Mayors Meeting Showcases New Political Stars
At the U S Conference of Mayors in San Diego the focus centers on rising political figures. Democrats eye larger roles in 1976 national ticket with mayors Kevin White and Thomas Bradley named as possible vice presidential picks. Republicans spotlight Ralph Perk Richard Lugar and Pete Wilson as potential 1976 Senate hopefuls. The group, dominated by Democrats among the 30 largest cities, plans a coordinated push to shape party influence in the near term.
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Calif
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Kevin White
Boston
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Richard G. Lugar
Indianapolis
Ind
U.S. Senate
Pete Wilson
California
Ares Democrats
Milwaukee
Henry
Mayors seek greater influence at 1976 convention
Lawmakers discuss campaign finance and antitrust probes as Watergate panel nears its final report. Danner and Maheu describe possible ties to Hughes and Mitchell while Rebozo’s $100000 in bills is said to have been returned to Hughes reps. Mayors Jackson Beame push for stronger city role and legitimacy of mayoral influence at the convention.
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Danner
Hughes
Maheu
Mitchell
Nixon
Rebozo
Justice Department
Watergate Committee
Widow fights eviction over land seizure in West Virginia
Mrs. Carson faces forced removal after a $15,000 government offer for her six acre bottom and house, with over $2,000 in expenses leaving $13,000. She cannot relocate on Social Security of $10 monthly, wants land for a garden, and rejects moves to housing projects as officials press to evict. A Hun tington U S attorney spokesman calls the case perplexing and notes possible bodily removal while seeking son’s mediation.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Carson
Pretrial Publicity Cited in Calley Appeal
Former Army Lt. William Calley appeals a murder conviction from My Lai, arguing pretrial publicity denied him a fair trial. Defense says intense press coverage and televised testimonies created bias, making the burden of innocence insurmountable. Proceedings focus on court-martial records with limited witness calls likely. Calley remains jailed at Ft. Benning stockade after an appeals court order.
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Associated Press
Wester
Columbus
Army
William Calley
Calley
My Lai
J. Houston Gordon
Covington, Tenn
Our Republic
Ernest Medina
Medina
Gordon
U.S. Goverment
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Henson
George Latimer
Salt Lake City
Utahi
J.houston Gordon
Ft. Benning Stockade
Elliott
Voters Favor Democrats in Congress Gallup Poll
Gallup poll of 3,052 registered voters conducted in May and June shows 57 percent favor Democrats for Congress, 30 percent GOP, 13 percent undecided. Compared with January and October results, Democrats lead nationally with the Republicans at a 29-30 percent level and regional strength in the South.
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Gallup
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