Banks and baby nurseries in the workplace era
In High Point a company allows employees to bring babies to work while local bankers say savings rates and deposit yields are unlikely to rise. The piece reviews federal rate controls, bank competition, and the broader money market dynamics discussed in recent congressional hearings.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Apparel
Federal Reserve Board
Monhollen
Richmond Bank
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Senate Committee
J. L. Robertson
Federal Reserve System
Robertson
Best time to prune dogwood trees
Mrs. Y says prune lightly at any time without harm but reserve heavy pruning for mid winter to avoid damage and keep the tree healthy.
Disabled man seeks volunteers to help at work site
Jake Harris reports a disabled man in his early 40s needs two strong helpers to lift him from home to car and to a job. Between 7 and 8:30 a.m. volunteers such as firemen, police, or workers are asked to provide mercy and muscle. Call Action Line or Jake Harris at 885-2745.
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Jake Harris
Action Line
Slashes Hit Model Cities Funds In Major HUD Cut
Washington AP Nixon administration trims 215 million, a 42 percent reduction, from the Model Cities program, lowering from 515 million to 200 million for the current year. Sees 60 projects move from planning to grants while noting offset cuts to related HUD urban renewal programs and continued congressional debate on future appropriations.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Nathaniel J. Kiseman
Department of Housing and Urban Development
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Eiseman
HUD
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Johnson
House
Senate
Bureau of the
Budget Bureau
Stokes Wins Vote In Cleveland Mayoral Primary
Cleveland Negro incumbent Carl B. Stokes defeated challenger Robert J. Kelly by more than 31 000 votes in the Democratic mayoral primary. Final tally Stokes 92 210 Kelly 60 899. Stokes will face Republican Ralph J. Perk in the November general election.
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Stokes
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl B. Stokes
Law and Order
Robert J. Kelly
Kelly
Ralph J. Perk
Republican
Apollo 12 Astronauts May Stroll From Moon Landing Craft
Apollo 12 crews may roam more than half a mile from the landing craft on the moon next month. Commander Charles Conrad and Alan Bean expect to collect moon rocks with greater precision than Armstrong and Aldrin, aiming to approach the unmanned Surveyor in Ocean of Storms if possible. Gordon will stay in moon orbit to support the Nov 14 liftoff as Conrad and Bean conduct two 3 1 2 hour Extravehicular Activities with eight hours rest between.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Charles Conrad
Surveyor
Moon
Alan L. Bean
Earth
Navy
Conrad
Cmdr
Bean
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Gordon
Noncoms Accused In Theft At Army Recreation Clubs
Washington AP report details threats and bribe offers to Army personnel probing takeoffs and kickbacks at servicemen recreation clubs. Lt Col William L George testified that anonymous calls and threats followed the arrest of a sergeant, with estimates of slot machine profits ranging from 300,000 to 400,000 dollars yearly across Augsburg Munich clubs. A 700 dollar night on the town and a live lion given by favor-seekers are noted, and the case ties to Sgt Edward Jones and Sgt Maj William Wooldridge, amid broader disclosures of multimillion dollar schemes at Army clubs worldwide.
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Washington (Ap
Army
William L. George
Tung
George
Senate
24Th Infantry
Augsburg
Munich
S.set
Edward Jones
William ©. Wooldridge
Wooldridge
Sioned
Irvin FE
Beard
Harold K. Johnson
Aad
Burn Victim Receives RNA Skin Graft After Blaze
Pau line Price, a 46 year old domestic worker, awoke to her nightgown on fire and survived with 40 percent of her body grafted using RNA treated skin. Much of her skin came from a deceased white donor, making her partly white. Doctors at Loma Linda and USC Medical Center performed the pioneering grafts, aiding survival but prompting life adjustment and racial reflection.
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Mrs. Price
Weldon Jolley
Loma Linda
Louis L. Smith
Green Berets deny killing in Vietnam case at base
Col Robert B Rheault and seven Green Berets faced murder charges in Vietnam over the death of Thai Khac Chuyen, which they said never occurred. After charges were dropped due to CIA testimony issues, Rheault reported no evidence of a killing and urged that the episode be forgotten as they returned to California for leaves.
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Traiis Air Force Base
Calif
Green Beret
Vietnam
Robert B. Rheault
Rhea
United States
California
San Francisco
Army
CIA
Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Robert F. Marasco
Bloomfield
N.J
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson
S.C
David Crew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leland J. Brumley
Duncan
Okla
Capt
Budge Ff. Williams
Athens
Mao Appears In Peking On Anniversary Rally
In Peking on the 20th anniversary of the People’s Republic, Mao Tse-tung, 75, appeared on the Forbidden City walls as half a million shouted “Long live Chairman Mao.” Lin Piao gave a nine minute unity speech while Mao, in good health, moved among dignitaries atop Gate of Heavenly Peace.
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Tokyo
China
Peking
Forbidden City
Mao
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Sor
Lin Piao
Chou En-lai
Chen Po-ta
Kang Sheng
Peking Radio
Chou
Chen
Kang
Lin
Soviet Union
Gate of Heavenly Peace
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Model Cities
Torally
Builty
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Sieie
Talavision
Sgt. Wooldridge
Los Angeles
Pauline Price
Imai
Green Berets
Col
Robert Rheault
People’s Republic
Liu Shao-chi
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