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How Wall Street Covered for H.L.'s Boys
Sherrill, Robert | June 6, 1981 issue

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Reports on the complaint of H.L. Hunt family of Dallas that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission damaged their personal and business reputations during the investigation of their silver dealings. Fame gained by H.L. Hunt; Responsibility of maintaining Hunt's reputation shared by two sons Nelson Bunker Hunt and W. Herbert Hunt.

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HUNT, H. L.; GOVERNMENTAL investigations; SILVER; UNITED States
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