Banks resist costly antirobbery device proposals
Federal Reserve Board plans require cameras bright lighting alarms window bars and stronger vaults for banks and S&Ls drawing protests from Michigan banker J A Hauck and others who warn of multi million dollar costs for institutions like Bank of America and Detroit Bank & Trust Co.
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Mich
Federal Reserve Board
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Eleven GIs Freed From Cambodian Captivity Return Home
Eleven prisoners returned to Hickam Air Force Base near Honolulu after five months in Cambodian captivity. Cambodian release followed a Bangkok news conference where the men reported good treatment. They declined to speak during refueling. A Washington briefing noted Americans face a 50 year low in foreign opinion, though U S global popularity remains, with calls to improve domestic conduct.
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Release of Pueblo crew eyed for Sunday or Monday
Panmunjom held tight security as reports circulated that 82 crew members of the U S intelligence ship Pueblo could be released Sunday or Monday. US and North Korea reportedly reached general release terms at a 28th private meeting though details remain unsettled and a Washington source cautioned no confirmation yet.
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Illness Fatal To Steinbeck
New York AP reports John Steinbeck 66 died in his Manhattan home Friday evening from heart and respiratory failure. He won the 1962 Nobel Prize and the 1940 Pulitzer for The Grapes of Wrath, a novel about Okie migration that sparked national protest and heightened his reputation in American letters.
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California
Cavalry Horse Ol Charley Dies at Age Thirty Two
Ol Charley a former U S Army cavalry horse died in his sleep at Point Lookout Missouri aged 32 He last served at Fort Leavenworth and had patrolled the grounds of the Spring field Federal Prison Hospital Earlier a sale of the horse drew bids from Thomas W Lacy and Howard Benjamin Benjamin donated the horse to the School of the Ozarks while keeping Ol Charley as parade head at the Kansas City rodeo for a time
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Apollo 8 Astronauts Leap Toward Moon Orbit
Apollo 8 with Air Force Col Frank Borman Navy Capt James Lovell and Air Force Maj William Anders blasts from Cape Kennedy toward lunar vicinity. The trio breaks Earth orbit setting a new altitude record as Saturn 5 third stage fires over Hawaii and flight director Kraft radios encouragement.
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Lunar
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Blanche Lovell
Bermen
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Kidnap Victim Barbara Mackle Freed After Box Rescue
Barbara Jane Mackle, a 20 year old kidnapped debutante, was rescued after more than 80 hours buried alive in a box in North Georgia. FBI issued warrants for the kidnapers as Barbara returned to her parents in Atlanta and described her ordeal. The ransom paid totaled $500,000 and the rescuers anticipated charges against Gary Krist and Ruth Schier.
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Barbara Jane Mackle
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Frank Mackle
Tamiami Trail
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J. Edgar Hoover
Gary Steve Krist
California
Ruth Eisemann Schier
University of Miami Institute of Marine Science
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Three Traffic Crashes Reported with Leg Injuries and Damages
Police logged three wrecks last night and today with leg injuries to a youth and a passenger. Wiles and Phillips collided at Ninth and Santa Fe. Stork injured. Davis Newton crash on East Main caused minor damage. Barriger and Jenkins on a college parking lot also involved with modest damages.
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James C. Phillips
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Ninth
Santa Fe
Steve Stork
S. Ashby
Wiles
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Phillips
James C. Davis
S. Wilson
John P. Newton
Erie R
East Main
Richard A. Barriger
Randall D. Jenkins
S. Allen
Neosho County Community Junior College
Barringer
Jenkins
Split fears grow as allies at Paris peace talks face strains
In Paris U S and South Vietnamese negotiators prepare to report to Presidents Johnson and Thieu amid signs of a widening rift. Cyrus Vance and W Averell Harriman see shifts by Hanoi and Saigon toward a round table, while Ky demands two-sided framing. The U S also plans a South Vietnam soil meeting with the NLF over prisoner releases though not an official recognition. Thieu cautions Saigon could quit if Communists push conclusions, stressing careful procedures to limit NLF exploitation.
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Nixon
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Hanoi
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W. Averell Harriman
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Thieu
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Weather Area Forecast For Northwest Kansas Snow
Rain or showers end tomorrow. Tonight will drop into the 30s. Sunday highs 30 to 35. Heavy snow issued for northwest Kansas with potential accumulating totals and travel impacts.
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