Top Bankers Doubtful Of Interest Rate Cut
In New York and across the country bankers doubt a large drop in interest rates soon. They clash with Commerce Secretary Sains who predicts a sharp decline, arguing the prime rate will stay high due to loan demand and costs. Some see a possible fall to 7 or 6 percent only after inflation easing.
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New York
Maurice Sians
Stans
George Scott
First National City Bank
Cincinnati
Chicago
Firstational
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
Patman
Baltimore Gunman Slain At Holdup
GAMBRILLS Md AP A Baltimore gunman was shot and two alleged accomplices wounded as county detectives foiled a holdup at the Pigeon House Inn in Anne Arundel County Detectives led by Lt Robert Flannery said the two Annapolis men in their early 20s would be charged after a meeting with the state's attorney's office Police withheld the dead man’s identity pending family notification and said the stakeout followed a spate of holdups including a recent one two weeks earlier.
Judge Plans Ruling On War Legality
In San Francisco federal court Judge William Sweigert refused to dismiss a UC Berkeley student suit seeking a ruling that the Vietnam War is illegal and unconstitutional He criticized the Supreme Court for avoiding such issues and said constitutional powers over declaring war belong to Congress, not the president The judge will delay a ruling until government counsel respond to the motion to dismiss and he weighs self defense treaty claims raised to justify U S action in Vietnam
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San Francisco
William Sweigert
U.S. District Court
University of California
Sweigert
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Nixon
Supreme Court
U.S
Vietnam
Health chief calls cigarettes a self destruction risk
San Diego telegraph report quotes Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld calling smoking a dirty form of death by one’s own action. He urged media to drop glamour, urged federal policy to restrict cigarette sales in hospitals and expand anti smoking education to staff and patients. He cautioned against linking youth smoking to marijuana or other drugs.
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San Diego
Cali
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Veterans Administration
Department of Defense
Steinfeld
TEW
UM Regents Bar Chaplain From Campus
UM board brands Rev David Loomis persona non grata after trespassing conviction in campus building takeover. Loomis alleges no notice and says he will remain on campus until church board acts. He faces a 3 day jail sentence and $500 fine. among 14 campus clergy, Loomis and physics professor Beall were jailed.
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College Park, Md
University of Maryland
Br. Louis Kaplan
Board of
Regents
David Loomis
University
Loomis
United Campus Christian Fellowship
College Park
Edgar Beall
Radar unit nets eleven speeding arrests last night
The mobile radar unit aided eleven city street speed arrests. Speeds ranged from 41 mph in a 25 mph zone on Rosemont Avenue to 49 mph on Military Road. A 51 mph reading in a 30 mph zone on Baughman's Lane was the highest recorded speed.
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Rosemont Avenue
Military Road
Baughman
Powell Urges Whites to Join Blacks in Civil Rights Fight
Harlem Congressman Adam Powell told University of Maryland students that there is no justice for blacks in the United States and warned whites they will face no justice either if they do not act. He urged unity, suggested a new political party, and pressed for immediate freedom now.
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College Park
Harlem
Adam
Clayton Powell
University of Maryland
Powell
United States
America
Agnew Urges Law and Order Focus to Drive Vote
Nixon aide Spiro Agnew rallied in Casper Wyoming and Illinois urging voters to punish radicals in streets and campuses. He said the issue is whether a free people will govern or cede power to law breakers, and campaigned for Sen. George Murphy and Rep. John Wold while denouncing radical liberals and center shifts.
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Casper
Wyo
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Illinois
Wyoming
Agnew
United States
San Diego
Casper Fairgrounds
Lawrence F. O’brien
Maine
California
Pidgin English Spoken Worldwide Says National Geographic
National Geographic reports pidgin English spoken by about 50 million people globally. It notes Bible, technical and medical texts translated into pidgin though most words derive from English their pronunciation is altered beyond easy understanding for learners.
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National Geographic
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