Wall Street Climbs as Nixon Bet Sparks Market Rally
The Peace Rally lifts the Dow Jones above 840 amid buoyant trading. News of a possible direct talk with the Provisional Revolutionary Government of Vietnam and whispers of US Russia talks fuel optimism. Analysts project lower interest rates and easing inflation. earnings outlooks improve for several stocks including Raytheon, Outboard Marine, Atlantic Richfield, Cities Service, and White Consolidated Industries.
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Brandt Becomes West Germany Chancellor in New Era
Willy Brandt was elected West Germany chancellor by 251 votes to 235 in the Bundestag, with a pledge to pursue closer ties with Eastern European Communist nations. He succeeds Kurt Georg Kiesinger, who resigned, and leads a CDU FDP coalition that won 254 seats to Kiesinger’s 242. Accidents remained the leading death cause for Kentuckians under 35 in 1967.
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