Bondholders in 1962 accrue nearly 1.4B in E bond interest
Owners of United States Savings Bonds earned about 1.4 billion dollars in interest on Series E bonds during 1962, a figure reflecting long term holdings still held by savers.
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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1963
Page
7
Owners of United States Savings Bonds earned about 1.4 billion dollars in interest on Series E bonds during 1962, a figure reflecting long term holdings still held by savers.
The Berksh ire Museum gains a bronze crane sculpture purchased by Mrs Albert Spalding from Great Barrington and New York through the Berkshire Art Association show. Created by Arden Witherwax of Millbrook New York the piece stands over five feet tall.
A teen-age jury system to hear cases of juveniles charged with misdemeanors is proposed in Massachusetts. A House resolve would appoint two senators three representatives and two gubernatorial appointees to study the idea. The measure was offered by Rep Gregory B Shacha doovian R Arlington. A similar system exists in Jacksonville Florida to assist the judiciary.
London Conservative MP Roger Gresham Cooke was handed a note minutes before addressing MPs on a police issue. He read it aloud, the message urging him to ring his flat immediately, claiming it had been ransacked.
A shopping page advertises England's Radios on the Fourth Floor with a two-band portable CHANNEL MASTER RADIO attuned to Moscow Tokyo London Paris Rio and police and aircraft calls. Also features Webcor Music Man stereo system with four-speed changer and three speakers, a Venetian tea cart, and gift items from England's Gifts and England's Sporting Goods. Orders in by December 10.
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