Major Brokers Skeptical On Shorter Trading Sessions
Major Wall Street brokers say the 90 minute cut in daily trading hours eased clerical backlogs but hurt commission income. Volume surged earlier this year but declined after shorter sessions, while settlements shift to late August. Brokers urge more staff and caution against extending the reduced hours beyond the week.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchanges
New York Stock Exchange
William Fleming
Walston & Co
Bache & Co
Paine, Webber, Curtis & Jackson
Ower
Carmin Saccardi
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Bache
Walston
Fleming
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Honoulu Stock Exchange
Sam Gay
Even If Viet Elections Honest New Troubles May Arise
Washington AP reports South Vietnam faces a contentious Sept. 3 presidential vote with alleged rigging claims and congressional anger. President Johnson warned military leaders to avoid crooked balloting or lose American support, while critics debate democracy and war aims amid domestic division over Vietnam.
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LBJ
Washington
South Vietnam
Congress
Johnson
Senate
South
Vietnam
Vietnam Voting Faces Military Control Threats
The article outlines Vietnam election tensions with Thieu and Ky favored due to military backing. It notes U.S. skepticism toward nonmilitary leaders and warns of potential Buddhist rioting if Thieu wins. Izvestia reports Red Guard attacks on the Soviet Embassy in Peking and China-Soviet tensions.
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Thich
Vietnam
Congress
South Vietnam
Izvestia
Red Guards
Thieu
Moscow
Red Guard
Peking
China
Mao Tse Tung
Television Highlights and Reruns for Tonight
Television schedule featuring Piccadilly Palace with Matt Monro and Bruce Forsyth at 9:30 p.m. on CH 2 and 12, I Dream of Jeannie at 7 p.m. CH 7, Away We Go at 7:30 p.m. CH 7 and 9, Please Don't Eat the Daisies at 8 p.m. CH 5 and 9, IMF thriller at 8:30 p.m. CH 7 and 9, 40 Pounds of Trouble at 8 p.m. CH 5 and 22, and Gunsmoke at 10 p.m. CH 7 and 9.
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Piccadilly Palace
Millicent Martin
the Palace
Matt Monro
Bruce Forsyth
Jeannie
Tony
Sallie Blair
Pete Barbutti
Buddy Greco
George Carlin
Joan
Jim Nash
Martha
Tony Curtis
Phil Silvers
Las Vegas
This Day In History Highlights Major Events
On August 19 1967 milestones include Old Ironsides defeating a British frigate in 1812 and Salem witch trials executions in 1692. Other notes cover DAR founding in 1890 Dieppe raid in 1942 and 1955 Northeastern flood disasters among listed items.
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Associated Press
U.S
Constitution
North Atlantic
Salem
Mass
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Dieppe
France
United States
Air Force
David Simons
Crosby, Mann
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
U S Jews Expelled From Russia for Speaking Out
Two American Jews including a rabbi were expelled from the Soviet Union after criticizing Kremlin policy. The actions, reported from Moscow, were described as separate cases in Ukraine and marked the first known expulsions of Americans on these grounds. Names and hometowns were not disclosed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Middle East
Ukraine
Balloon Wedding Ceremony in Cincinnati 1874
The first balloon wedding occurred in Cincinnati Ohio on October 19, 1874. Reverend H B Jeffries officiated the marriage of Mary Walsh and Charles M Colton.
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Cincinnati
Ohi
H. B. Jeffries
Mary Walsh
Charles M. Colton
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IMF
Airling Machinists Union
Garden Manor
Nursing Home, Inc
Hamilton - Middletown RD
THEIR
Grant
Colory
WT. Grant CO
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Betty Wilson
Herbert Wilson
Vaughn Allen
WCNW
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Dayton
Lois C. Henry
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WFKY
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