Swiss Banks Biggest Tax Loophole
In Washington the use of secret foreign bank accounts is labeled the biggest tax evasion loophole by Robert Morgenthau, ex New York federal attorney, who criticizes the administration for shrinking support for a foreign bank secrecy bill. He urges strict record keeping and notes U S banks overseas growth aids illegal uses.
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Showdown at Page One on Rights Act Debate
In a Senate debate on desegregation policy, Stennis proposals on enforcement face questions on legal effects. Tunisian Premier Ladgham warns of a four generation wait for Middle East solutions, urging Arabs and Israelis to coexist. In Tunis, thousands protest U.S. backing of Israel as police and troops guard American sites while Rogers cancels a campus appearance.
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Banks Raise Rates on Savings and Time Deposits in 1970
The board allowed banks to set new interest rates effective today and on savings accounts from January 1, 1970. Rates vary by deposit term and amount, with increases for many categories from 4 to 6 percent and up to 7 percent for longer terms. Deposits under $100,000 see generally lower rates, while intervals of at least 90 days retain 5 percent.
Arctic cold front pushes into Arkansas cooling air mass
The Associated Press reports a shallow arctic front moving into central Arkansas, slowing the mild spell. No major temperature drop is expected until late tonight or early Thursday, according to the Weather Bureau.
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Obituary and local business snippets from Hope area
Winston F. Glaze, six, Arkadelphia, died Tuesday. Survived by wife Mary Jane and son Freddie. Funeral Thursday at Murry-Angeles Funeral Home, burial Rest Haven Memorial Gardens. Also notes on regional weather, a T.G. and Y. sign and store front in Hope, and Newport Arkansas bond issue for Tennessee Forging Steel Corp plant.
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Hope
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Scott- Bure
Newport
Newport, Ark
Fnance
Tennessee
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Steel
Democratic Questionnaire Discovered in Arkansas
A public opinion survey listing Democrats including former Gov. Orval Faubus against Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller was found Tuesday. The form, bearing Survey Services, listed a Little Rock address not registered in Arkansas, and asked voters to rate Rockefeller and consider eight gubernatorial contenders such as Ted Boswell, Charles Brown, Bob Compton, Faubus, Jim Jolson, Hayes McClerkin, Sid McMath, and Joe Purcell.
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Texarkina
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Benton
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