Push button saving spreads in banks in 1962
Washington AP reports banks test push button savings to speed deposits and provide instant account updates. Telefile links to headquarters for automatic deposits, reducing teller lines. Banks push automation to attract savers amid competition from securities and loans, aiming to cut costs and boost credit funds.
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Thief Asks Court To Cut Off His Fingers
Leicester England AP Henry Martin 60 asked a court to cut off his fingers to stop shoplifting tea and soap from a supermarket. Magistrate Cyril Hadley refused the request and fined him five pounds.
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