Banks raise prime loan rate in Jefferson City area
Three Jefferson City banks plan a one fourth percent rise in the prime rate for business loans, with 6.75 percent now the common rate. Most small consumer loans remain at lower rates since 90 percent do not qualify for the prime. The discount rate rose to 5 percent, and major banks edged commercial loans from 6.5 to 6.75 percent as the Fed tightens credit to curb inflation.
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Hearnes Christmas message stresses servicemen safety
Missouri Governor Warren E Hearnes issues his annual Christmas message urging support for U S troops overseas and a safe return home. He recalls the birth of Christ guiding a quest for a free peaceful world and asks Missourians to dedicate themselves to lasting peace while sending greetings for happiness and enduring peace in the new year.
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Warren E. Hearnes
Daily Capital News Mail Rates and Delivery Details
The Daily Capital News lists delivery options and mail rates for Jefferson City Missouri and surrounding counties. Carrier delivery is 10 cents per week with a 7.5 cent Sunday option. daily and Sunday bundles also available. Mail rates vary by region from 14.00 per year in local counties to 26.00 per year outside Missouri, with circulation audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Springfield Regents Appointments Highlight State Curators Action
Gov Warren E Hearnes named two new regents for Southwest Missouri State College in Springfield on Thursday Edison Kadelry Lamar Democrat to replace Kenneth Postlethwaite of Nevada and Howard Randall Monett Republican to replace William Russell of Joplin. Robert E Hensley of St Louis picked for Bi State Development Commission succeeding Sidney Souers of St Louis.
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Hannibal Woman Injured in One Car Crash Near Mexico
Lucia Anne Willman twenty from Hannibal suffered a serious head injury in a Wednesday one car crash on U S 54 about seven miles east of Mexico in Audrain County. She was treated at Audrain County Hospital and transferred to the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia.
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Record tape recorders stolen at Cedar City
A Cedar City theft report states two record players and two tape recorders were stolen from a car occupied by a woman and driven by Ruth. The vehicle left the road and traveled about 700 feet in a ditch after striking a culvert while trying to pass a truck Thursday night, according to Sheriff W. H. Hidlebaugh.
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Hannibal
Giant billboard greeting from Vietnam soldier to wife
A Jefferson City serviceman Stan Owens sends a large Christmas message to his wife Faye Owens in Vietnam. The greeting appears on a Panama City marina billboard, reading I Love You. Stan Owens, son of Darce and Mrs. Owens, has served since 1964 and been in Vietnam since July 22. He will visit Hawaii for R and R next month.
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Miss Clibourn Attends Oral Roberts Seminar
Miss Amanda Clibourn of Fairmount Court attended two special seminars on the Oral Roberts University campus in Tulsa Oklahoma. The report notes the university’s enrollment of 876 students on a 45 acre, $21 million campus in suburban Tulsa. A separate incident mentions thieves entering a building by breaking a west side window. Estimated loot value remains unclear.
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Amanda Clibourn
Fairmount Court
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Okla
H-bomb test blast labeled as successful
AEC says the underground detonation at Pahute Mesa Nev produced a large dust plume and ground shaking but no immediate crater. Shock waves reached Reno and Las Vegas, with some buildings swaying. observers reported a sense of motion and a feeling of dizziness.
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Mohawk Indians block bridge protest customs duties
Mohawk Indians from Canada and the United States staged a two hour bridge blockade protesting Canadian failure to honor the 1794 Jay Treaty. Police reported no suspects, with some demonstrators remaining inside the border area as arrests were made earlier.
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