Nixon to nominate Garrett to head SEC in wake of scandal
White House sources say 52 year old Chicago securities lawyer RAY D. GARRETT will be nominated by President NIXON to lead the scandal scarred Securities and Exchange Commission. Garrett served on the SEC staff from 1954 to 1958 as reforms and leadership questions swirl.
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Reinecke conflict over ITT underwriter claim surfaces
San Diego reports a Senate committee record contradicts Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke about a telephone offer from ITT to back the 1972 Republican Convention in San Diego. Reinecke earlier said he told John Mitchell by phone in 1971, while Mitchell led the Justice Department antitrust suit against ITT. Reinecke insists his testimony addressed only face to face meetings.
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Six British cops fly to Los Angeles with share cash
Six senior Scotland Yard detectives travel from London to Los Angeles carrying thirteen million dollars in negotiable shares in four suitcases aboard a Pan American jet. They are set to testify in a trial involving two Americans, Nicholas Abenetti and Terry Lomenzi, arrested on fraud charges.
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Lawford denies Burton split role in Taylor affair
Elizabeth Taylor arrived from New York amid rumors of a Burton split and alleged ties to Lawford. Lawford dismisses being villain and says he feels affection and compassion for Miss Taylor but cannot be romantically involved due to his own marital problems. He calls reports of shielding a Taylor Lawford son relationship ridiculous.
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Curbs may shut flour company in eight days
Centennial Mills president Douglas A. MacGregor warned that a price freeze could force the firm to close within eight or nine days as it loses about $1 on every 100 pound sack sold. The Portland company supplies flour to 300 West Coast bakers, and the financial strain risks a shutdown if conditions do not improve.
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