Suspect Chambliss Arrested in 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing
Alabama Attorney General Baxley says the arrest of former Ku Klux Klansman Robert Chambliss, 73, marks a first step toward prosecution in the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing that killed four teenage girls. Indictments and new charges linked to related racially motivated bombings loom as families react with cautious relief.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Alabama
William J. Baxley
Robert Chambliss
Jefferson County Grand Jury
Baxley
Chambliss
16Th Street Baptist Church
The
Atlanta Constitution
J. B. Stoner
Marietta
Bethel Baptist Church
Stoner
Constitution
16Th Street
Claude A. Wesley
Cynthia Wesley
Kreps says U S trade deficit with Japan is unacceptable
Secretary of Commerce Juanita Kreps denounced the U S deficit with Japan as unacceptable economically and politically saying it could fuel protectionism. She cited a decade of annual deficits and for last year a record 5.4 billion dollars with expectations for a larger gap this year.
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Tokyo
Juanita Kreps
U.S
Japan
U.S. Trade Center
Coffee price cut urged at IOC meeting as Brazil resists
Colombia proposed a price cut to curb demand loss as a rise in world coffee prices fuels debate at the International Coffee Organization meeting. Brazil pledged to keep prices high arguing real scarcity, with wholesale prices peaking near $4 a pound in the US and $3.35 to $3.50 elsewhere.
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London
Colombia
Brazil
Council of the International Coffee Organization
Arturo Gomez Jaramillo
Brazilian Coffee Institute
United States
Bank insiders’ overdrafts common in a FDIC survey
A Federal Deposit Insurance Corp survey of 189 banks found about 64 percent allowed insiders to overdraw interest free for a 90 day period. The dollar volume of insider overdrafts accounted for less than one percent of total overdrafts, with Calhoun Georgia cited as a small bank example.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Georgia Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Senate Banking Committee
Lance
George A. LeMaistre
Deposit Insurance Agency
LeMaistre
Justice Dept
Calhoun
Americans ignorant about credit rights survey finds
An American Express survey of 202 people at malls in Atlanta Massapequa Chicago and Los Angeles shows most respondents across ages genders and incomes are ignorant of basic credit rights. Only a few passed a 10 question test highlighting the need for public education on credit laws and protections.
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New York
Sharon Watson
American Express
Atlanta
Massapequa
N.Y
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ms. Watson
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