Ten Brokers Censured by NYSE Over Unauthorized Trading
The New York Stock Exchange censured ten brokerage employees including four vice presidents for letting a Philadelphia college student place a $200,000 stock order by phone without cash or proper account paperwork. The actions, ranging from five day suspensions to five months and totaling $8,750 in fines, came as the exchange said further charges may follow. The case centered on Abraham Treff, who said his aim was to expose broker safeguards, not profit, though he condemned the penalties.
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Wallace Moves Into 3rd Spot in Tennessee Primary
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace surged to third in national convention delegate rankings after sweeping Tennessee's Democratic presidential primary with 68 percent and 332,529 votes. McGovern leads with 267 delegates, Humphrey 197, Muskie 128, Wallace total 173. In the GOP, Nixon won Tennessee's 26 votes with 96 percent of 108,905. Voter referendum on desegregation busing favored amendments but is nonbinding.
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GOP Switch to Miami for 1972 Convention
Washington AP reports the Republican National Committee voted to move the 1972 GOP national convention from San Diego to Miami Beach amid rising costs and labor issues in California. Miami Beach officials cite security concerns and seek federal aid and a 1000-strong convention peace corps.
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Worry Clinic Debate On Charity And Faith In Pulpits
Betty D aged 27 defends Dr Crane against claims that preaching alone replaces welfare aid. The letter argues Jesus fed crowds but also stressed initiative, healing by faith, and defense of liberty. It urges more strong pulpit orators and includes Dr Crane booklet request with Odessa American address.
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9 551 Scouts Are Recalled
CHICAGO AP International Harvester Co recalled 9 551 International Scout II vehicles made in 1971 for modification of a rear seat lock device. Owners should return vehicles to dealerships or company-owned branches for adjustment of the lock.
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Move Wasn't Big Surprise for San Diego Officials
In San Diego, officials described the GOP convention move to Miami Beach as expected and anticlimactic. Phil Phillips likened the situation to a slow death with the wake and embalming finished, while Mayor Pete Wilson seeks to recover capital and hotel operators rush to rent rooms for the August convention period.
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