Banks Cut Prime Rates Across Nation In Early Move
Major banks including Morgan Guaranty, Chemical, and Chase Manhattan reduced the prime rate by a half point to 7.5 percent, signaling looser credit conditions. Some banks, such as Bank of America, held at 8 percent. The cut spurred expectations of lower mortgage rates, though consumer loan rates may not move in tandem. The Dow fell 6.57 points to 751.92 as traders took profits. In Belgrade Tito signaled a collective leadership to replace him when he leaves.
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Manson’s Family Took Over Spahn Ranch in 1968 and Swayed Rules
Ruby Pearl testified that Charles Manson and his followers, the Family, took over Spahn Ranch in 1968 and lived off the land without Manson doing any work. She noted Manson gave orders to the group, which included Susan Atkins Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel, as he faced the Tate LaBianca murder trial. Police ballistics linked shell casings at the ranch to the Tate killings, and Danny DeCarlo testified about a pistol accessible to the group.
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Campaign fundraiser pressures eyed in California banking row
Milton G. Gordon asks Attorney General Thomas Lynch to probe Ivy Baker Priest campaign fund raising after Arthur J. Dolan sent letters to Northern California bankers. Gordon cites bankers who allege veiled threats to force contributions as California deposits amount to 265 million annually. Priest defends the letter as harmless and says banks are not compelled.
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UPI
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Ivy Baker Priest Gordon
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California
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Priest
Gordon
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Berkeley Chancellor eyes fall opening amid campus tensions
UC Berkeley Chancellor Roger W Heyns predicts the campus will open in the fall and continue business as usual despite ongoing student and faculty troubles. He defends disciplinary methods and notes he has separated hundreds of students, while acknowledging his recovery from a recent heart attack and a return to work later in the year.
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Cambodian Troops Seize Tang Kauk North Vietnamese Holdout
Cambodian forces led by an elite paratrooper corps captured Tang Kauk, 92 miles north of Phnom Penh, breaking an eight day lull in the campaign. Reports say little resistance and heavy enemy air and ground activity continued along Highway 6 as U.S. withdrawal progresses.
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Thunderstorms Roil Central Nation Killing Arlington Heights Banker
Severe storms killed Gerald Milligan a banker from Arlington Heights when lightning struck the golf course where he played with friends. Three others were stunned. Two sailors were rescued after their sailboat capsized in Lake Michigan from 53 mph winds. A private plane overturned at Midway Airport as storms dumped rain across Kansas and Missouri and cooled Chicago from 92 to the 60s.
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