Banks Challenge Credit Union Boom In-Plant Banking Expands
Banks push into on-the-job services as credit unions grow. Bank of America leads a wave of lenders offering in-plant facilities in offices and plants, aiming to capture wage earners and loan business. Major banks like First National City Bank and Mellon join the trend, challenging the 12 million union members and $5.6 billion in assets held by credit unions.
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New York
America
West
Bank of America
Credit Union
Credit Union National Association
The
American Bankers Association
First National City Bank of New York
Chicago National Bank
Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh
First National Bank of Atlanta
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Crowd Gathers After Race Flareup In North Carolina
In Trinity North Carolina a second night of racial unrest drew curious crowds. Highway patrol reinforcements were sent after white crowds formed and dispersed around a Negro area. A fire was started at a vacant Negro elementary school but was soon put out and a large eight foot cross was burned on the edge of the Negro section.
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Trinity
N.C
High Point
Robert Parris
Parris
Ve Highway Patrol
Youth Booked On Murder Charge
A 16 year old from Raynham, Richard Williams, was booked on a murder charge in the killing of 11 year old James Maurice, a foster son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bemis. Police Chief Russell Reid said Williams confessed after an argument and striking the boy with a 10 pound rock. No prior police record and no sex involvement reported.
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Raynham
Mass
Edmund Dinis
Richard Williams
Russell Reid
Williams
James Maurice
Gilbert P. Bemis
East Taunton
Reid
Florida Court Reverses Largest Damage Award
The District Court of Appeals overturned a 473000 judgment won by Lawrence Keegan for paralysis after a 1958 dive at Miami Beach. The court said requiring a warning about shallow water would be ludicrous.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
District Court of Appeals
Lawrence Keegan
Miami Beach
St. Paul
Kennedy seeks tougher crime laws to curb racketeers
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to empower the federal government with strong new tools to strike at organized crime. He asked for six proposals focusing on interstate travel in aid of racketeering and a broader ban on interstate shipment of gambling devices, including slot machines pinball machines and roulette wheels.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Lana Turner Returns to MGM to Collect Pension
Lana Turner goes back to MGM to collect a $92,000 pension and end her era with the studio where she rose to fame in 1938. The star, still glamorous, reflects on past administrations, a five year low fee deal, and her current film with Bob Hope, Bachelor in Paradise. She would freelance for MGM at her usual salary.
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Lana Turner
M-G-M
Hollywood
MGM
Garbo
Crawford
Shearer
Garland
Garson
Lana
L. B. Mayer
Bob Hope
San Fernando Valley
Bob
Focus on Health Topics From The Associated Press
Health notes cover driving stress linked to borderline disorders and crash risk, nickel in cigarette smoke raising lung cancer concerns, bee sting allergies with immunization limits, and University of Michigan psychiatry advice for grandparents on discipline.
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Associated Press
Gramps
University of Michigan
Stuart Finch
Desert flood drowns 14 near Ghar daia Sahara
At least 14 people mostly nomads in tents drowned Sunday night when heavy rains flooded a tiny desert stream near Ghar daia in the Sahara, Algeria.
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Algiers
Ghardaia
Sahara
Brand New Excuse By Traffic Violator
Tucson deputy recalls a fresh plea from a driver who ran a red light. When asked why she did it she said it was not her fault because the light had changed before she arrived.
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Tucson
Ariz
Prvil Skeen
Skeen
Dentist 71 Seeks Masters in Humanities at Upsala
Newark AP report notes 71 year old Dr Marcel Brucker earned a dental degree 40 years ago and now received a bachelor’s in English from Upsala College. He plans to apply to New York University for admission and aims to earn a masters by 1963.
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Newark
N.J
Marcel Brucker
Upsala College
New York University
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