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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1959
Page
3
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Security First National plans a statewide retail credit system where banks provide the cash for purchases and manage bookkeeping. Long Beach will see an intra plan with a single all purpose credit card, allowing customers to draw from a bank reserve to write checks. Bank of America and First Western Bank also test similar programs in other areas, said James E. Shelton, chairman.
Washington AP dispatch says Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan believes Russia seeks negotiations over Berlin and hopes for summit talks with Soviet leaders. He noted Eisenhower and the Western Allies share a desire to avoid war and to balance firmness with reason in diplomacy.
The State Department challenged Khrushchev to back up his softer Moscow remarks as Britain lags in road building. The Daily Mail notes Britain’s 25 miles a year pace while the Soviets average 4,000 miles in 400 years, and hints at shared ground with Western partners amid long-term negotiations. A separate banking excerpt explains installment loans and Bank of America credit plans with cash reserves, merchant billing, and card-based purchases.
Guy Mitchell, a 35 year old television performer, and Abé Berman, 50, a lumber company owner, clashed Wednesday in a fistfight near Mitchell's home over a $233 lumber bill. Mitchell says Berman started the assault while Berman asserts Mitchell owes for lumber and provoked the fight. A hearing before Deputy District Attorney William J. Jennings will decide if a complaint should be issued.
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