Bankers Skeptical About Interest Drop
The article reports bankers across the country skeptical a substantial drop in the prime rate is near. Small Arkansas Wisconsin banks and big New York institutions discuss future policy, with leaders like Scott Hutchinson Maurice Stats and David Rockefeller weighing in on rate moves and economic impact.
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Arkansas
Wis
New York
Robert White Forest
American Survey of Large
National Bank of
Edmonds
Wash
Secretary of Commerce
Scott Hutchinson
Maurice Stats
Canal National Bank
Portland
Maine
Stans
George Scott
First National City Bank
New York Bank
Cincinnati
Chicago
First National Bank
Uring Fe
Richard Wilde
American National Bank of
Salt Lake City
Washington
House ‘Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
New York City Gets New Police Head
Detroit Police Commissioner Patrick V Murphy resigned to become head of New York Citys 90000 member Police Department. He leaves Oct 1 for a post with a salary jump from 31800 to 41000. Officials say prestige and career goals drive the move.
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New York City
Detroit
Patrick V. Murphy
Murphy
New York
Washington, D.C
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New York Police Commission
Howard R. Leary
Cholera Death Toll Rising in Indonesia
Jakarta AP reports at least 133 people died from cholera in Indonesia between July 26 and August 22. Health Ministry spokesman noted 572 recorded cases for the period but warned more cases likely exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Ministry of Health
Odd church names include Barbecue and Featherbed
AP report catalogs unusual church names from across the United States. From Kissimmee Florida to Carrollton Ohio and beyond, congregations such as Featherbed, Black Jack, Slaughter’s Christian, Slash, and Economy Friends mark a humorous pattern in denominational listings curated by church writers. The feature notes a surge of follow‑ups across several sects including Presbyterian and Lutherans, with a trend toward tongue‑in‑cheek identifiers.
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Kissimmee
Fla
New York
Cranks Presbyterian Church
Cranks
Blackjack
George W. Cornell
Kissimmee Presbyterian
Fl Jet
Jovers'lane
Featherbed
Slaughters Christian Church
Odd Church
Laughters
Paries
Jet Christian Church
Jet
Menical Weekly
Christian Century
Marlin Marly
Pearman
Chicago
Gunpowder Friends Meeting
Col- Sparks
Hasty Friends
Colo
Friends
Economy
Ind
Fearss United
Mont
Brown
Church
Lebanon
Sava Barbecue Presbyterians
Savage, Mont
Haredit
Oliva
N.C
Carrollton
Ohio
Nonesuch Presbyterian
Cannon Ball
Versailles
Ball
N.D
Heavy B52 Raids Near Laos As North Vietnamese clash
SAIGON AP report says fifth day of heavy U S Air Force raids near the Laotian border targeted Fire Base O Reilly with about 300 tons of bombs. B52s hit bunkers and depots while fighter bombers pressed mortars and rockets. U S and South Vietnamese forces report enemy and own casualties as fighting continues across the area including near Hue and Quang Tri.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
O'Reilly
Vietnam
Hue
Quang TH City
Oday
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
9Th Infantry Division
Nixon
Binh Dinh
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Philadelphia Site For Big 76 Show
Philadelphia has been chosen as the site for the international exposition of the American Revolutionary Bicentennial Celebration in 1976. Sen Hugh Scott said the announcement will be made later by President Nixon. Boston Washington and Miami will also participate in the program.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Nixon
Boston
Miami
Husband Is More Than Just A Man In Marriage Roles
East Brunswick article argues a husband transcends male identity through shared life. It describes transformation from youth to husbandhood as gradual and shaped by daily deeds, shared losses, and mutual adjustments, culminating in a unified partnership. The piece uses intimate examples like buying a suit and a wife’s approval as markers of the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brunswick
Fearnett
Re Cni
Aisc
Slaris
Bond Calls For Fair Deposit Plan
Springfield Missouri Republican candidate for state auditor Christopher Bond calls for a non-discretionary, objective formula to allocate state deposits among banks. He cites past political influence and urges public, legislated standards with a cap on bank deposits and a voluntary interim approach to restore public trust. Bond says he will veto depository selections to enforce fair standards.
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Springfield
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Missouri
Bond
Tllinois
Ford and GM push new small cars in U S market
Ford introduces the Pinto and General Motors unveils the Vega as Detroit battles foreign imports for the growing small car segment. The piece notes the rise of imports from Germany Japan Italy and others and contrasts past U S gains with current plans to recapture share amid the ongoing auto market shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
NEW York
Ford
General Motors
Germany
Japan
Italy
Sweden
France
England
Wall Street Jourhal
Volkswagen
Toyota
Datsun
Detroit
Rtal
U.S
United States
Bargaining Brings Budget Camera from Denver Pawn Shop
James Joseph, traveling with a small budget, eyes a camera at a Denver pawn shop after advice to avoid camera stores. He negotiates from 120 down to 16 dollars for a compact “arm and snap” model, spotting a newer display camera priced 8.95 with a leather cage flash. The shop owner explains the price tag as he questions its meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
James Joseph
Jeffrey D. Alderman
James
Joseph O'Connell
United States
Ford
Denver
O'Connell
O Connell
Mia Farrow Marries Andre Previn in Hampstead Chapel
London AP report confirms Mia Farrow and conductor Andre Previn wed at Rosslyn Hill Chapel in Hampstead. The ceremony was attended by Farrow’s mother. honeymoon plans were undisclosed. Previn departs Monday with the London Symphony for a two week Eastern Europe tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mia Farrow
Actres
Andre Previn
Jacee Thursday
Rosslyn Hill Chapel
Fashonable
Hampstead
Previn
London Symphony
Europe
Dory
Couple’s Twin Birth Ends Marriage Rift at Country Home
A Mexico Missouri Ledger notice recalls a marriage born at a country home and the 1966 Sinatra connection, noting a February birth of twins and a dissolution two years later. The article fragment mentions a couple living at their Surrey site and references a July 1966 event.
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Heir Country
Renate
Surrey
Sitea
Sinatra
Hatfield Considers Not Seeking Re election in 1972
Senator Mark Hatfield of Oregon, a leading Indochina war critic, says he may not run again in 1972. He cited high Senate office costs keeping him from family and that most of his 28 000 dollars in honoraria last year went to expenses. He stressed he has not decided his next move and mentioned possible educational foundation work.
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Washington
Mark
Hatfield
Oregon
Senate
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William Zentz
Bank of the Commonwealth of Detroit
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Wimuenwn
Christian Church
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Ashe
Lovers Lane Christian Church
Akron
Leer Lutheran Church
Leer
Busby Berkeley
Nanette
Berkeley
Betty Grable
Lucille Ball
Ginger Rogers
Laos
Kiwanis
National Clearinghouse For Drug
NAM
Slater
Aenakacman
The
Renvital
Mexico
Paul Heidbreder Smith
Moore & CO
N.Y. Stock Exch
Pepe Vir
Mar
Service
Reider Pontoot
Wren
Mexica Ledger
Precht-Pickering
Aoe
Precht - Pickering Funeral ‘Home
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