Bank of America posts record 1960 results at stockholders meet
Bank of America reports record resources of 11.94 billion dollars loans 6.70 billion deposits 10.81 billion and net operating earnings 93.23 million at its 17th annual stockholders meeting in San Francisco President Clark Beise notes nine state electronic centers handle 2 million checking accounts and over 30 000 merchants use BankAmericard since its launch 14 months ago.
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Four Asian anti-Communist ministers open windy meeting
In Manila the foreign ministers of four anti-Communist Asian nations met to discuss Cold War issues as gusts from jet engines sent hats flying during the arrival of South Vietnam's Vu Van Mau at Interstate Airport. Philippine officials condemned Northwest Airlines for permitting a DC-8 takeoff during the ceremony, calling the incident a near tragedy.
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Hope Abandoned for 26 Trapped When Tower Collapsed Off N.Y.
Aboard the USS Wasp a deep sea diver tapped repeatedly for life on the sunken Texas Tower No. 4 but found no response. Navy and Coast Guard salvage crews then declared the operation a salvage mission and gave up hopes of survivors as 28 men aboard the tower were believed trapped after the gale sank the structure 50 feet underwater off the Atlantic coast.
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Durand Rites Set Thursday For Robert Durand
Funeral services for Robert Durand 86 of 1813 Los Angeles are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Neel Memorial Chapel Camp. A longtime musician, he played cello and trumpet with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, performed with opera and symphony groups in Europe and the United States, and served in Long Beach and Southern California orchestras. Survived by wife Lydia, Durand died Sunday after a long career begun in Paris before relocating to California in 1908.
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Building Permits This Month Shows Multiple Alterations
A fragmented OCR list shows several building permit actions including alterations at AV Ocean and 6615 Ocean, additions at 291 Chart and 640 Coronady, eight family apartments at Orange 508, duplex at 640 Coronady, and multiple contractor names such as Lacey Hamma Lond & King and S & S Construction Co. It notes numerous dwelling projects in blocks on Sixth and Morita and references engineers and trustees in the permit records.
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S & S$ Construction Co
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Jet smooth ride Chevy promises coast to coast appeal
An ad extols Chevrolet’s six features for a smooth ride including coil springs at every wheel and precision balanced wheels. It touts sound insulation and built in shock absorbers while claiming body by Fisher workmanship and roomy, easy loading trunk. The piece argues Chevy rivals luxury cars on ride quality and value.
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