Bank Role in Affair
Washington details Bert Lance loans and lines of credit from First National Bank of Chicago and Manufacturers Hanover, with questions over collateral and documentation. The piece accuses loose banking practices and notes Lance overdrafts at Calhoun National Bank as a weak point in the record.
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Bert Lance
Lance
Carter
First National Bank of Chicago
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Manufacturers Hanover
First National
Chicago
Migely
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FNCB
Comptroller's Office
New York
Betsy Jo Wiener
Lancelot Co
National Bank of Georgia
Chemical Bank of New York
Hanover
Calhoun National Bank
Letters to the Editor and community appeals in The Messenger
Readers respond with praise for the Federal Hocking Athletic Boosters and support for the Southern Local School District levy. Debates cover MS Read-a-thon promotion, local education funding, and criticism of perceived hypocrisy over illegal gambling in Nelsonville.
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the Messenger
Federal Hocking Athletic Boosters
Athens County
William E. Dunlap
Southern
Hemlock
Joyce Brothers
D. Richard Murray
Ohio
Athens
Mid-Ohio
National
Debbie Altieri
Mid
MS Society
Kenny Road
Columbus
Athens Messenger
On This Date in History September 8 1977 Time Capsule
Highlights include Huey Long shot in 1935 and died two days later. First permanent European settlement at St Augustine Fla in 1565. Peter Stuyvesant ceded New Amsterdam in 1664. Wisconsin under British control in 1760. Crimean War ends 1855. Morro Castle fire 1934. Civil Service Commission purge last year. Sid Caesar age 55 and Howard Dietz 81 birthday notes. Thought emphasizes liberty and government limits.
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Huey Long
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
St. Augustine
Fla
North America
Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
Wisconsin
Northern Pacific Railroad
Garrison
Mont
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Syria
Lebanon
Civil Service Commission
Sid Caesar
Howard Dietz
Woodrow Wilson
Washington Summer Spin on Vance Lance and Chick Carter
A Georgetown druggist recounts August politics and banking woes involving Vance and Lance. The President distances from Lance amid overdraft accusations, clears Lance later, and shifts focus to Vance while Chip Carter moves to Plains to run the peanut farm. Senate Banking Committee hearings on Lance loom, prompting tennis to ease tensions.
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Washington
Harry Dalinsky
Dalinsky
Georgetown
Vance
China
Lance
Chip Carter
White House
Chip
Plains
People Magazine
Billy Carter
Billy
Carter
Calhoun
Georgia
Comptroller
Senate Banking Committee
Will Rogers on Supreme Court Split and Foreign Aid
Will Rogers jokes about the Supreme Court being divided nearly in half while noting disagreements among judges. He quips about international conferences and the difficulty of agreeing with foreigners, reflecting on American judicial unity. April 29, 1923.
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Supreme Court
Panamanians Views Spar Over Canal Treaty at New York Meet
A panel of seven Young Americans for Freedom leaders at a New York convention debated the New Panama Canal Treaty. They suggested if the treaty had been American originated they might shift positions while stressing Panamanian sentiment and national security doubts about preserving U S presence in the Zone.
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Fidel Castro
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Libya
Panama
Demetrio Lakas
Torrijos
Lukas
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Hitler
Canal Zone
Pericles
Canal
United States
Panama Canal
Language of State Issues On Ohio Ballot
Ohio voters see four amendments on the November ballot. Issue 2 bans leg hold traps and trapping devices causing prolonged suffering with penalties and civil action. Issue 3 would authorize state aid for housing and loans with bonding. Issue 4 seeks debt and borrowing reforms including capital improvements and sinking fund changes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
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