Easy Money Aims To Boost U S Business Upturn
New York reports easy money will be offered via lower reserve requirements to 6700 banks, freeing more funds for business and agriculture. Banks face lower prime rates and competition from nonbank lenders as the Treasury seeks about five billion dollars by August and roughly ten billion for the year. The move aims to spur a fall and winter upturn without triggering inflation, with rates already easing from 3.5 to 3 percent and short-term borrowing at low levels for the Treasury.
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Bandit Rejected In Short Term Bid
Oklahoma County attorney declined a 10 year plea for Tulsa bandit Billy Beets in a case tied to an armed robbery and attempts to kill two police officers in Oklahoma City and Chandler. Beets and co defendant William Phillips faced a May 18 gun battle with Officer Richard Neal and Night Marshal Hack Allbritten during a flight from the robbery.
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Johnson Asks Special Study Of Gas Industry Problems
Senator Lyndon Johnson urges Eisenhower to order a special commission to study issues arising from a Supreme Court ruling expanding federal control over natural gas. The panel would include industry reps, the Federal Power Commission, state agencies, and citizens, with a report due by January 1955. Phillips Petroleum operates in Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico, selling gas to five pipelines. The Supreme Court decision, in a 5-3 vote June 7, broadens federal regulation of prices for gas produced by independent companies.
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Engaged in the active practice of Law
Political advertisement notes that the candidate has experience as a judge and is actively practicing law, urging voters to consider their qualifications and seek support in the upcoming election. The message emphasizes legal expertise and public service as core credentials.
Americans May Die In Morocco News Analysis
A Morroccan and North Africa focus frame warns of foreign influence fueling terror in the region. US bases in Morocco, built after Korea, cost over 300 million dollars and shape Western strategic options. The piece notes Communist activity, Moroccan leadership tensions, and a hypothetical US retreat if instability grows.
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Tunis
Wine's Fine But Tots Not Up To It Yet
A fragmentary report discusses parental choices in child diet with references to wine, water, cider, and alleged health effects. It mentions seven year old Pierre known for bad humor and a 3 year old Yvonne who resists bedtime, with Dr Serin noting varied parental reasons. The piece cites beliefs that water may cause infantile paralysis while others claim wine strengthens bodies or expels worms.
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