Rotary Club hears about stock market program
A large Rotary Club luncheon heard a stock market program led by Lee Bowman and Alan Jones of Merrill Lynch Little Rock. Jones used slides on an Options Glossary and explained market listings, with forceful notes on the Fed and The Wall Street Journal. A hypothetical investment showed a profit, followed by song and birthday tribute.
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Rotary Club
Vincent Foster
Lee Bowman
Alan Jones
Bobby Allison
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith
Little Rock
Jones
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
Wall Street Journal
America
Bill Tolleson
Gerald Keith
Charles E. Bishop
University of Arkansas
Sheraton
Fred Hubbs
Owosso, Mich
Jim Gunter
Mitch LaGrone
Dannie Hamilton
George Frazier
Jerry Winer
John B. Gardner
John May
Jury selection begins in ex-senator's trial
In Tampa, former Senator Edward Gurney faces bribery and conspiracy charges. Judge Krentzman orders a large juror pool to speed selection for a 12 member panel and five alternates. Co-defendants drop from six to four as two aides gain severances. Prosecutors accuse a $233,000 slush fund tied to builders seeking Gurney's influence over housing projects and mortgage insurance.
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Tampa
Fla
Edward Gurney
U.S. District Court
Ben Krentzman
Gurney
Jbuilders
U S helicopter evacues from Neak Luong amid siege fire
U S relief workers pull 194 helicopter team from Neak Luong as rebels fire on the besieged base town. Rockets strike Phnom Penh airfield and market wounding several, while Phnom Penh links to Kompong Sieu are cut. Refugees evacuated daily as Me Kong river resupply is blocked.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Neak Luong
Kompong Sieu
Peam Raing Lieu
Mekong
Catholic Relief Services’ Refugee Relief Agency
Anti-Park party renews political reform demands
In Seoul opponents of President Chung Hee Park defied warnings and pressed for reform including a constitutional revision. Kim Yong-sam, leader of the New Democratic party, called a revised constitution the final solution, and urged dissolving the Korean Central Intelligence Agency. Yang Il-dong supported a new constitution for a more liberal government. Justice Minister Hwang Sanduk warned of stern measures if dissidents persist.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kim Yong-sam
New Democratic Party
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Yang Il-dong
Democratic Unification Party
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