Massive steel doors for new Chicago bank vault project
The First National Bank in Chicago plans a vast vault with inch thick steel doors weighing over 80 tons each, embedded in 30 inch thick concrete, housing 25,000 individual safe deposit boxes, part of a historic headquarters build. The project includes more than 40,000 boxes and reinforcement bars to secure the vault areas.
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Weaver Sees FHA Rates Falling Aid for Home Buyers
Secretary Weaver told House hearings that FHA interest rates may drop if easy money trends continue, boosting home buying and a housing revival. He urged Congress to fund rent supplements, model cities, and other approved programs while noting points on loans have fallen but not enough to fully aid buyers.
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Robert C. Weaver
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Bartender 43rd Victim in Boston Gangland War
Joseph F. Lanzi 29 of Boston North End was found shot dead in a car in Medford after a chase. Frank P. Oreto 30 faced murder charges and was held without bail as police hunted two other suspects. Lanzi’s slaying followed victim No. 42 John Locke in the ongoing Greater Boston gangland war dating back to March 1964.
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Joseph F. Lanzi
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Frank P. Oreto
Malden District Court
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John Locke
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Dayton survey sees 1967 business outlook as uncertain but hopeful
The University of Dayton survey says 1967 may start with declines in auto sales, machine tool orders, and civilian aluminum production and stock prices, yet ends on an optimistic note citing 1962 as a cautionary precedent and predicting possible rebound.
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Dayton, Ohio
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University of Dayton
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