Banks Eye Stock Listing After 1964 Rules
About 50 banks could meet NYSE listing rules after the Securities Acts Amendments of 1964. Few have shown interest. only one has applied. Comptroller Saxon seeks trading rule concessions for bank stocks and wants trading both on the exchange and over the counter. Chase Manhattan, the largest state chartered bank, has applied for listing.
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School Savings Teaches Thrift in Nationwide Program
The school savings banking program, run with educators and over 800 banks, teaches thrift to public and parochial school students. In a year deposits totaled 209 million dollars from over 5.6 million participants, with 27 million converted to regular savings as balances reach targets.
LBJ Aims to Be Candidate of All the People
Atlantic City AP reports Lyndon B. Johnson seeks broad middle ground in the Goldwater contest. Johnson, who calls himself president of all the people, plans tactics to appeal to nearly every political persuasion as he campaigns.
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Merger and Listing Trends Hit Banks Across Markets
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co of New York left the exchange to merge with an unlisted bank, later renamed Chemical Bank New York Trust. Banks show reluctance to list due to publication rules beyond banking regulations and reduced publicity from over the counter trading.
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Chemical Bank New York Trust
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Johnson seeks broad national consensus for Great Society
President Johnson frames a nationwide consensus to end obstruction and unleash the nation's energies for the future. He touts civil rights progress, antipoverty aims, and expansive social programs while balancing support among business leaders like Henry Ford II and wary factions within his party.
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