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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1969

Page

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Bankers Trust Chief Says Rate Hike Lessens Risk

Alfred Brittain Til of Bankers Trust Co testifies before the House Banking Committee that the prime rate increase helped curb dangers to the economy. He notes banks will continue financing residential mortgages at 7.25 percent and that lending to small businesses will rise less than the overall prime jump. The hearing also involves President Nixon and Senator Patman amid debates on inflation, usury laws, and bank funding policies.

Alfred Brittain Til Bankers Trust Co New York Bankers Trust House Banking Committee Brittain Kennedy Senate Finance Committee Patman Nixon

Marine reserve enlistment questioned by draft board

St Louis draft board questions Jo Jo White Marine reserve status as fraudulent. White, Kansas All American last season and recent Celtics draftee, faced action after reserve entry order and later adjustments. Board 110 debated stay of induction and possible requests to Marine Corps records.

Marine Reserve ST. Louis Jo Jo White Selective Service White Marine Corps Reserve St. Louis Globe-Democrat Kansas University Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Arthur Kreisman Selective Service Board 110 Aasaane Corps Ribicoff Eagle- Kreisman Hart Ford Marine Corps Max Ziden Missouri Membe Bers. Ziden Associated Press Washington State Celtics

Nasser aide cites Moscow counterproposal on Middle East peace

A close Nasser confidant says the Soviet Union will soon present counter proposals to the US peace plan for the Middle East. He notes discord among Arabs and Russians over the talks, mentions Andrei Gromyko's Cairo visit, and says Meir in Jerusalem distrusts big power efforts.

Catro Gamal Abdeli Nasser Thay Soviet ‘Union U.S Middle East Muhammad Hassanein Neil Heikal Kal Gromyka al Ahram Nasto Andevis Moscow A. Gromyko Anine Cairo United States Jerusalem Golda Meir Israel

Payne named to remap committee in Missouri House

House Speaker James L. Godfrey appointed Rep Franklin Payne to the House Congressional Reapportionment Committee to replace Rep Thomas Walsh who resigned. Both are St. Louis Democrats. The report notes fighting along the Suez Canal and Egyptian artillery activity with no Israeli casualties.

House James LE. Godfrey St. Louis Rep Franklin Payne Congressional Reapportionment Committee Thomas Walsh Payne Walsh Suez Canal Senate Missouri

Skyladies Derby Arrives in Jefferson City Today

About 40 to 50 women pilots will stop at Jefferson City Memorial Airport during the 18th Skylady Derby leg from Keokuk to St Louis. Not a speed race, the winner is the one who best estimates fuel use and elapsed time for the three legs. Notable arrivals include Mrs Anessa Machado, the Dean of Women Flyers, and Mrs Leslie Scherrer, president of the Women’s National Aeronautical Association. Local officials and CAP volunteers assist with arrivals and parking. spectators are welcome.

Jefferson City Jefferson City Memorial Airport Spirit of St. Louis St. Louis Keokuk Iowa Columbia Nancy Wickersham Doris Gibson John Owens State Commerce and Industrial Development Division Anessa Machado Machado Brazil Leslie Scherrer Women's National Aeronautical Association Henry Maddox CID Bill Asel Trans- Mo Airlines Civil Air Patrol Linn Owens Cilians Capital News Robert C. Goshorn William 4. Weldon R &. Rose Robert Blosser Joseph G. Majersky Kenneth M. Johnson Moyday The News Fribune Company Monroe Street Costage Oaid Associated Press Focal News Missouri T Cole Audit Bureau of Circulations Dal “Arafvat Sar

Theft reported from parked car near Ramada Son

Personal property valued at about 930 dollars was stolen around 9 30 p m Thursday from a car top carrier on a parked vehicle at Ramada Son. Four suitcases clothing a vanity case and a fishing tackle box were missing. A separate incident involved a window shot with a .22 caliber or larger gun. A Gold Beach Oregon man was arrested for checking out without paying motel bills in Columbia and Jefferson City. William Haley is in Boone County custody. A bicycle belonging to Daren Robinson was reported stolen Thursday afternoon.

Ramada Son Robert E. Kirk Normal Tate Smith Expressview Jr Gold Beach Ore Jefferson City Columbia William Haley Boone’ County Daren Robinson Elm Sr

Barton to attend CAP Staff College

William T. Barton of Jefferson City CAP has been accepted to attend CAP Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama. The local Civil Air Patrol unit comprises cadets and senior members who volunteer during emergencies and provide search and rescue teams.

William T. Barton Jefferson City Civil Air Patrol CAP Staff College Maxwell Air , Force Base Ala CAP

Curfew to Quiet Cairo as Troopers Move In

In Cairo Illinois tensions eased as Gov. Ogilvie ordered 70 state police to back local efforts after arson, gunfire, and clashes. A 7 pm to 7 am curfew was set for those with special commissions, and two people were arrested for disorderly conduct and weapons.

Cairo Ill Peterson Thial Ohio Richard B. Ogilvie Wiliam Petersen Lee Stenzel Ner

Vodka to work on delayed action in Russia and Cairo mixup

Reports tie vodka to delayed action amid racial tension in Cairo and Soviet press. Police say white deputized patrols threaten regular law enforcement as mid American fires, shootings and snipings surge since April. Household alcohol use shifts to evenings, aiding children’s homework and sleep.

New York Cairo Semeynaya Mid-America I the World Moscow

Laird reports cost hikes on nine weapons projects

Secretary Laird and Defense officials told Congress that nine major weapons programs show cost increases totaling 3.5 billion since October 1965. The report, part of a new management system, lists varying growth by system including the Nimitz carrier and P3C patrol plane, while three programs show no growth. The Pentagon plans to monitor 20 to 30 major areas for efficiency.

Washington Secreons Laird Melvin R Barry J. Shillito Senate Armed Services Commit Secretary of Defense Installa Air Force Pentagon Navy Army Dwight D.eisenhower

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