Higher rates pressure banks as loan demand grows
The administration warns stable rates are vital while banks push higher charges. Chase Manhattan announces a across the board increase to borrowers though keeping 4 percent on prime loans. President Johnson seeks low long term rates to spur investment yet high short term rates to keep funds domestic. As demand rises, both long and short term rates may converge upward.
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Chase Manhattan Bank of
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Maldives Small Nation Uses Big Voice at United Nations
The United Nations has 117 members now, up from 51 twenty years ago, with Singapore and the Maldive Islands recently joining. The Maldives, 420 miles from Ceylon, spans 115 square miles with 93 000 people, a tiny nation whose influence belies its size and could prompt UN voting reform.
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United States
General Assembly
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Maldive Islands
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Ceylon
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New Danish Party Proposes Tax on Excess Pounds
A new Danish political party pledges a tax on every excess pound to curb obesity, arguing it could outperform the president’s fitness program as a policy tool.
Indonesia’s Indonesian power balance tests U S ties
In Indonesia, Sukarno’s aging rule faces a Communist backed push to arm peasant forces and replace regular troops. After years of U S military training and aid, the question is whether trained officers favoring the West can hold their ties against Beijing and Moscow as the succession battle unfolds.
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NEA
Indonesia
U.S
Sukarno
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Mao
Dipa Nusantara Aidi
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Navy
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Moscow
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Feking
Thanks For Help On Art In The Park
Dr Jack Gruber, president of the Arts Council Frederick, thanks news media, artists, craft demonstrators, and Frederick County residents for the success of Art In The Park on October 2 to raise funds for the Frederick County Association for Retarded Children. The letter also references a separate surprise opinion about Rev Martin Luther King and communism.
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Park
Arts Council For
Frederick County
Frederick County Association For Retarded Children
Jack Gruber
Arts Council
Frederick, Md
Letters and letters on integration and zoning policies
A set of readers letters discusses national figures Carl and Anne Braden, Dr King, and a John Doe, praising King’s visit to Columbia and referencing Communist associations. Another letter criticizes Carroll County zoning as inadequate, arguing the final ordinance disappoints supporters and harms local safeguards.
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National Review
Anne Braden
King
Carl
Columbia
Southern Christian Leadership Conferm
Hooper's Ninth Inning Hit Gives 1915 World Series to Red Sox
Fifty years ago in The News Post Filet October 14 1915 Harry Hooper hit a one out ninth inning drive off Eppa Rixey sending the ball to the bleachers in right center and delivering Boston a 5 to 4 win to close the World Series over Philadelphia. Russia readies great army to land on the Bulgarian coast per Universal. Frederick hosts a Protestant community church service at the Armory with an out of town speaker. With 48 entrants six Maryland high schools enter the Frederick Fair stock judging contest at the county fair.
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Eppa Rixey
Hooper
Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Frederick
Frederick Armory
Maryland
Frederick Fair Association
Roosevelt’s Catoctin retreat cited in wartime lore
Twenty years ago in The News Post the Roosevelt choice of Catoctin Recreation area near Thurmont as a wartime getaway is recalled. The piece notes long standing local affection for the forest and streams and the tradition of seeking solitude there. It also reports on a 1945 county fall shows program, the Maryland Chiropractic Association convention at the Key Hotel, and a Knights of Pythias event where Boy Scouts and families received Eisenhower campaign medals.
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Catoctin
Thurmont
Maryland Chiropractic Association, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Francis Scott Key
Knights of Pythias
West Patrick Street
Delay urged on compulsory unionization bill in Congress
Washington observers favor shelving the pending compulsory unionization bill until January. Both labor leaders and management see benefit in a brief delay as Congress prepares for a major battle over repealing section 14-B of the Taft-Hartley Act. Debates loom on nationwide prohibition, labor law overhaul, and campaign contribution rules.
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National Labor Relations Board
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