Antisecrecy Bill Revision Pressed in Washington
The National Newspaper Association urged broadening a proposed federal antisecrecy bill to cover all government branches including the executive. Charles Rome warned that external actions affecting the public could stay secret if agencies classify them as personnel matters. The group cites its role in the 1966 Freedom of Information Act and aims to extend open meetings nationwide.
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Bill Renames Rural Sites to Honor LBJ in NC and TX
The House approved on Monday and sent to President Nixon legislation to honor Lyndon B. Johnson. The Arrowwood CCC Center near Franklin North Carolina would become the Lyndon B. Johnson Civilian Center and the Cross Timbers National Grasslands in Wise and Montague counties Texas would be renamed the Lyndon B. Johnson National Grasslands.
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Lawyers Guild seeks nullification of 1972 election in federal suit
The National Lawyers Guild filed a 207 page suit in U.S. District Court seeking to set aside the 1972 presidential election as an utter fraud and to oust President Nixon and Vice President Ford. The suit alleges numerous criminal acts in Nixon's reelection campaign forming a conspiracy against democratic self government. Plaintiffs include 8,000 American citizens and groups such as Rep. Dellums Dr. Spock United Farmworkers Vietnam Veterans Against the War and Black Panther Party.
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Margin calls rise as collateral shrinks in market decline
The effective margin rate often falls below 50 percent as stock prices slide and collateral in margin accounts diminishes by about 680 million dollars, leaving a total of 13.2 billion. This signals a higher likelihood of more margin calls by brokers requiring customers to add funds or securities.
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