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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1969

Page

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Surprise Prime Rate Hikes to Historic Highs Across Banks

New York banks raise the prime rate by one percentage point to a historic high of 8.36 percent. Bankers Trust first acts, followed quickly by Chase, First National City Bank and others in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. Markets react as the Dow Jones average slips while economists note a psychological drive toward continued expansion and rising prices.

New York Bankers Trust Co Chicago Philadelphia Boston Chase Bernatey First National Ae Dewsone New York Stock Exchange Chase Amankshad Bank First National City Bank of New York

Foreign Aid Push Begins in Congress Policy Push for 2.6 Billion

Washington AP reports the Nixon administration opens a 2.6 billion dollar foreign aid drive in Congress to sustain U S influence in developing lands. Elliott Richardson testifies as acting secretary of state while House Foreign Affairs hearings begin on the overseas assistance bill.

Washington Neon Ison Congress U.S America United States Tment Mel Reman TF Elliot L Richardson Chante House Foreign Affairs Committee Anager Nixon Aniilien

Nixon Plans 25 000 Troop Pullout From Vietnam

Defense Secretary Laird praises the move as a step toward peace while a joint task force plans early July withdrawals. Troops may be held in reserve in Okinawa or Hawaii and could be recalled if needed. First withdrawals likely involve combat battalions or support forces.

Washington Melvin R. Laird Nixon Vietnam United States Midway Laird Southeast Asia U.S South Vietnam Joint Service Okinawa Hawaii Fe Races Command Naval

Robert Taylor Dies of Lung Cancer at 57

Hollywood mourns veteran actor Robert Taylor who died of lung cancer at 57 after a storied 35 year career. Taylor starred opposite Irene Dunne Greta Garbo and lived among film luminaries like Myrna Loy Joan Crawlin and Hed Lamarr while balancing ranch life and horse breeding on his 113 acre suburban retreat. He was widely paid as one of the screen’s top actors and often credited with shaping Hollywood glamour until his death.

Mee Vane Hollywood (Ap Robert Taylor Myrna Loy Joan Crawlin Hying Taylor Hed Lamar Injiter E Hepburn Greer Teroorystal Irene Dunne Greta Garbo Camille Siso Jean, Harlow Ava Gardner Elizabethy Anotherj Barbara Stanwyck Lilrest Cee A Speiesen Valley Lever

Leaders Affirm Solidarity at Midway Summit

President Nixon moved to reduce U S troop levels in Vietnam by 25 000 as a starting step and received a strong show of Washington Saigon unity. President Nguyen Van Thieu spoke off the cuff after meeting Nixon on Midway Island expressing a close understanding and denying any serious rift over peace approaches.

Midway Island Nixon U.S Vietnam Washington-Saigon Nguyen van Thieu Mid Pacific United States Saigon

Showers Hit Wide Areas Across Permian Basin Weather

Thunderstorms sweep the Permian Basin as showers linger from Odessa to Midland with cooler air and a front moving in. Tha Thieu flight back to Saigon, Nixon policy reactions, and forecasts of more showers through Tuesday shape a tense weather and political moment for the region.

Honolulu Thieu Saigon Permian Basin U. S Nixon At Inch Odessadrawals Midland South Plains Americ J Odessa-Midland

Burger Given Senate Okay Supreme Court Chief Justice Pick

Washington reports the Senate approved Warren E Burger as chief justice, with leaders signaling a moderate path. The move could mark a new era in the court's balance as Burger leans away from strict ideology toward a centrist approach.

Washington Senate Ey A Ionkario Peentiedi Mesurderett M. Dirksen Bur.chaice Ludge Warren E. Burger United States

Rock Of Gibraltar Sealed Off By Spain

Spain closes the La Linea border to Gibraltar as General Franco's regime acts to cripple the British territory. Crowds gather at Gibraltar border gates while workers fear economic hardship and seek jobs across the line.

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The Quipster

The Quipster questions why modern music, though perhaps acceptable, must define a generation and reflect current times rather than lasting artistic value. The brief commentary weighs cultural shifts against enduring musical quality and public taste.

Tragedy Strikes Family as 12 Die in Parkersburg Fire

In Parkersburg West Virginia a disastrous house fire killed 12 members of a family, including 15 year old Susie and 13 year old Roger Bailey. The grandfather Obie Bailey 63 survived after hospital treatment for shock. Charles Bailey a county maintenance worker and his wife 36 perished with ten children as flames engulfed the suburban home at 1 30 am Sunday. The teen described fleeing the scene and watching in horror as loved ones perished. The residence built as a single expansive frame dwelling aged 45 minutes before collapse. The couple’s other relatives had been staying in a nearby structure to care for the younger children.

Roger Bailey Sus Charles Roger Sid Obie Bailey

Mantle Honored as Yankees Sweep Doubleheader

In a Yankee Stadium ceremony the New York Yankees updated Mickey Mantle’s famed Number T. The Bronx Bombers then dominated Chicago in a doubleheader, restoring their classic forceful look. Also noted was former baseball great Jackie Pesia joining opponents of the ABM system.

Mantle New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Yankee Stadium Bronx Bombers Chicago Jackie Pesia

Strike Closes Bell as UAW Walkout Hits Bell Helicopter

HORST Texas AP United Auto Workers strike halts Bell Helicopter Co plant hours after local negotiators reached a tentative contract. Spokesman says plant closed at midnight as workers, chanting, push for wage increases. UAW official Leonard Woodcock comments on surprise outcome and ongoing negotiations.

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