Protecting Elderly Bank Customers From Fraud
An opinion column urges banks to question large cash withdrawals by elderly savers and to offer safer options like treasurer's checks. It argues bank staff should engage customers to deter scammers posing as investigators, noting fraud preys on the credulous and the aged and calling for stronger safeguards.
Burglars Lift 6 Masterpieces Valued at 8.4 Million
Three Rembrandts and three Rubens valued at 8.4 million were stolen but later recovered behind bushes after police tipped off by informants. The thieves likely sought ransom, shying from dealers and risking exposure to London police and underworld figures.
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Sneak Peeks at Life in 1987 by Paul Harvey
The column imagines 1987 medical and tech advances such as preventive testing fed to doctors, sunlike scalpel surgery, smart pills, brain-stimulating drugs, and new energy from sewage. It also envisions lunar bases, space resources, inner space research, and dreamlike cities with air travelable living units.
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Kennedy planned Texas trip to aid fundraiser
Washington reveals the sequence behind John F. Kennedy's 1963 Texas visit. The account credits Kennedy with initiating the Texas trip to secure fundraising support, with key roles played by Sam Rayburn Albert Thomas Connally and Lyndon Johnson who advised delay or supported the later schedule. The narrative traces Summers 1961 to 1963 events and the resulting Dallas visit.
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Kennedy
Texas
Albert Thomas
Houston
Thomas Sag
Dick McGuire
Beeen
Thomas
Johnson
John Connally
Look Magazine excerpt reshapes Dallas power clash in JFK era
The first Look installment of William Manchester's The Death of a President centers on the Texas feud between Governor Connally and Senator Yarborough and links Vice President LBJ and President Kennedy to the turmoil. The author casts JFK as peacemaker amid media scrutiny while portraying LBJ as powerless and to some extent ridiculed in the Texas political fray.
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U.S. urged to bolster Japan role in Asia crisis
Washington says action is needed to renew the U S Japan security treaty to prevent turmoil in 1970. Tokyo confronts rising prices corruption and political split with a pro American Liberal Democratic party facing a growing ultranationalist opposition and pressure to boost US aided housing and highway programs to shift farmers to industry.
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Washington
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Grave danger in Russia for tourists warned by Russell Kirk
To the Point warns Americans abroad about risks in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The piece cites cases of foreigners jailed or harmed and argues Soviet authorities target nonconformist writers but tolerate some scholars. It advises travelers to avoid risky regimes like Russia and East Germany while noting Yugoslavia's tourist appeal with caveats for potential conscription.
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Frederick Barghoorn
Washington
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Tiny 12 foot boat crosses Atlantic in 62 days
William Verity, a 40 year old Florida boatbuilder, sailed a homemade 12 foot sloop solo across the Atlantic in 62 days. He claims the feat shows small boats could cross the ocean long before Columbus. He cites Phoenicians and Irish monks as past examples and urges pursuit of high, noble goals.
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William Verity
Florida
Verity
America
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Info
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