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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
3
In Norfolk banks loan officers grant for odd purposes beyond homes and education. Loans fund weighty items like camping trips and pet pedigrees, with some cases including a bank robbery and domestic episodes. Lenders now require signatures of both spouses for many transactions.
Bankers describe creative lending practices that turn cashless spending into credit. A routine loan can secure another loan by using a savings account as collateral, enabling unknown borrowers to prove creditworthiness. Some bankers joke about financing marriages as part of the chain, extending to weddings and even education funding for offspring.
Svet magazine will sponsor a Miss Yugoslavia contestant in Palm Beach next August, touted as the first from a Communist country in the Miss World competition. Indira Gandhi accepts invitation to visit Yugoslavia during US trip. Italy reports 1965 traffic deaths at 8,857, down 8.6 percent from 1964. Libyan oil budget cites 389.2 million for 1966 67. Venice Film Festival Aug 28 to Sept 10 includes a 1920s American film history section. Harold Wilson suffers eye injury from a stink bomb during campaign in Slough, 15 miles west of London. no charges pressed.
Mrs. Star Carter, Stanford University anatom y secretary, began raising bees six years ago and now has ten hives. She persuaded bees to make a 40 inch wax sheet for an exhibit at the Palo Alto Stanford Medical Center. The candle, two inches thick, is the largest beeswax candle and she says it should last a lifetime with normal use. Valued at 125 dollars.
In Eureka North Carolina residents still live with the idea that part of a nuclear bomb from a January 1961 B 52 crash near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base lies buried in a marshy field. Officials insist there is no danger and the missing piece is inert, but the mystery and cleanup doubt linger.
An advertised financial service listing shows contact numbers and a low payment plan. It promotes flexible terms and mentions a service location at Room 201 and an address on Main Street. The piece reads like a brief classified procurement row.
Prospective operators with a food industry background are invited to discuss a turnkey restaurant opportunity at Sherwood Shopping Center. The offer emphasizes a ready platform for a successful new restaurant venture and seeks qualified candidates for conversation.
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