Market Explanations Drive Stocks As Year Advances
A Wall Street practice of attributing market moves to daily headlines is examined. Brokers cite war, politics, profits, or inflation as explanations, though evidence is weak. John Wright calls these excuses and notes seasonal factors like the summer rally, with McGovern and tax reform shaping investor mood.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Wall Street
John Wright
Bridgeport, Conn
Wright
Soviet Art and Craft Exhibit Showcases Regional Diversity
A Field Museum preview highlights a 1500-piece exhibit tracing craft from 4000 B.C. to today, featuring Georgian vibrant color and Baltic conservatism. The display, part of a Soviet Union 50th anniversary cultural exchange, travels from Chicago to Boston and New York and draws 250000 visitors across cities.
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Soviet Union
Piotr Yutkin
Department of Arts and Crafts
Ministry of Culture
Yutkin
Field Museum of Natural History
B.C
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Republic
United States
U.S
Ivan the Terrible
Storage push for farmers amid looming 1972 harvest
Washington AP The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service urges farmers to secure storage space now as the 1972 harvest could be large. Officials cite potential tightness for corn and soybeans, promote on farm storage expansion, and note rising ASCS loans for grain drying and storage.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
USDA
Corn Corp
ALCS
Three Republicans enter race for Kansas House speakership
Three incumbent Republicans Rep. Kenith R. Howard Rep. Duane McGill and Rep. Kenneth J. Winters announced bids for Kansas House speaker. They must first win re election and secure a Republican majority in the 125 seat House where the GOP holds 84 41. Each seeks a fifth term. Howard is a lawyer and committee vice chairman. Winters chairs Elections Fees and Salaries. McGill runs a Winfield restaurant and chairs Federal and State Affairs. Rep. Calvin Strowig seeks lieutenant governor nomination.
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Kan
Kansas House
Kenith R. Howard
Overland Park
Duane McGill
Winfield
Kenneth J. Winters
Prairie Village
House
Howard
Winters
Kansas City
Colorado
McGill
Calvin Strowig
Abilene
Davis Upholds Blacks' Winning Streak In Court
A review of California trials shows Angela Davis and other Black militants winning acquittals or dismissals amid a pattern of courtroom outcomes. It notes Huey Newton, Bobby Seale, and Soledad Brothers cases, plus federal sentences for H. Rap Brown and Philip Berrigan, with several trials ending without conviction.
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Associated Press
Angela Davis
California
Huey P. Newton
Black Panthers
Bobby Seale
New Haven
United States
New York
H. Rap Brown
Philip Berrigan
Daniel
Newton
Oakland
Calif
John Frey
California State Court of Appeals
John Clutchette
John Mills
Soledad
Mills
George L. Jackson
Soledad Brothers
San Rafael
Jackson
Jonathan
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Panther 13
Seale
Alex
Limbo explored by Hal Boyle in reflections on doubt
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle ponders limbo a diffuse state between heaven and hell. He lists personal examples from infancy to aging and notes the sensation of being lost, alone, or unassisted while living in limbo. He ends by inviting readers to see themselves in this uncertain space.
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Heaven
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Purgatory
Las Vegas
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