Odessa Banks Report Deposits Over 51 Million
Three Odessa banks reported deposits totaling 51 069 772 27 at June 23 close. Loans and discounts stood at 23 539 196 36. Figures released in response to calls from the comptroller of currency in Washington and the Texas Banking Commission in Austin.
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Essa
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
Texas Banking Commission
Austin
First National Bank
First State iBank
American Bank of Commerce
First National
First State
American
First
Rebels Claim Worst To Come For Lebanon
Rebels warn they have not yet launched a major offensive in Lebanon and will not issue warnings. Rashid Karam and Maan Karami say a new assault could begin without notice as clashes erupt in Tripoli. U.N. observers expect a small international role, while the U.S. warns citizens to stay indoors on a holiday. Meanwhile, bank data from Marshall Falls area notes deposits and loans across three banks on several dates. A separate report records Martin Yardin Jr. drowning at Marble Falls Lake.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Rashid Karam
Chamoun
Maan Karami
Tripoli
U.S
Mecca
Aid el Adha
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
U A
Syria
Sami Solh
Pammarskjold
ULN
Hammarskjold
Tax Slash Bill Sent To Ike Narrows Auto and Excise Costs
The measure extends for another year the Korean War era corporate tax increase and other excises on autos, car accessories, liquor and cigarettes to avert a $2.115 billion revenue drop by July 1. The House finished action on the tax package amid grumbling over not cutting other excises, especially the 10 percent federal levy on rail, bus and air tickets.
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House
Congress
Senate and House Pass Compromise Tax Reform Bill
The Senate quickly approved and the House sent to the President a compromise bill repealing half a billion dollars a year in tax, including freight transportation excises. The measure preserves current rates to avert a 1 billion dollar budget deficit, extends existing taxes, and delays freight excise repeal until August 1 on bills paid after that date.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Treasury
Foreign Aid Cut By Millions Faces House Action
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee cut 757 million dollars from Eisenhower's foreign aid request for fiscal 1959. The panel approved a compromise authorization raising the total by 48244 million dollars above the budget, trimming the request by 27414 million. The plan leaves new money of 3193092500, with total obligational authority of 4142000000 including carryovers.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Otto E. ‘Passman
D-La
Passman
Itolé
Free World
Spain
Greece
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Cambodia
South Korea
Laos
Philippines
Formosa
Thailand
Viet Nam
Development Loan Fund
Funnel clouds spook Gulf coast near Corpus Christi
A funnel cloud sighted southeast of Corpus Christi Naval Air Station and another near Nueces Bay marked a spate of funnel activity within 24 hours. Cooler fronts and warm Gulf air fueled storms. one funnel touched ground southwest of Corpus Christi but caused no damage. Light rains reported locally. Temperature reached 96 degrees, tying a June 26 record.
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Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Nueces Bay
Corpus ‘Christi
Tafta
Jet straittankers crash on takeoff at Westover
A three million dollar Aeroline air force strait-tanker crashed on takeoff at Westover Air Force Base Mass early today killing 15 aboard including six newsmen. Alpha and Bravo completed transatlantic legs in record times while Cocoa crashed and Delta did not take off. The crash sparked a fire in a cornfield injuring no survivors. among the dead were Norman Montellier Gary Phillips Robert Sibley James McKeel Gen A Robert Ginsburgh and Sam Kuczun.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
APS
Atlantic
United States
Cocoa
Delta
Alpha
Bravo
Royal Air Force
Air Force
Farmer Kazimierz
Machowski
Norman J. Montellier
New York
Unitedy
Nations
United Press
Gary Phillips
Springfield
High Point
Robert Ginsburgh
US. News &, McKeel
Insurance World Report
James L. Me
Odessa
Canavedy Jr
Pst
Washington Bureau
North Carolina
Connecticut
Daniel J. Coughlin Jr
Civic
Boston
Cchurch
Associated Press
Glen A
Cor- William
Bethesda
U.S. News & World Report
Sam Kuczun
United Press International
Odessan Wins Presidency of National ABC
Duffy McKeel a 41 year old Odessa businessman was elected national president of the American Business Clubs at the organization's Tulsa Oklahoma convention. He was chosen at the china business session Thursday afternoon and honored at a presidential hall Thursday night.
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Duffy McKeel
Odessa
American Business Clubs
Tulsa
Okla
McKeel
Adams Faces New Charges Tethered to House Plot
Washington report outlines allegations linking Adams to gifts including a house and checks from Bernard Goldfine. The White House denied coordinated falsehoods while lawmakers press for testimony. Eisenhower aides refused to confirm new charges, as Fox’s testimony prompts further questioning of Adams and Goldfine.
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Washington
John Fox
Geldfine
Adams
Leday
Bernard Geldfine
Ae Ee Post
Am Adams Parenei House
O'Hara
Minnes
Egori
X House
Republican
Galdfine
Cally
Sherman Adams
Fter Fox
Goldfine
White House
Foxton
Eiser Hagerty
Fox
Eisenhower
Niy
House
James C
Adtead
Hagery
Fox House
Eisenhow
Tee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Hagerty
Mil
Hionaire Boston
Harris
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
Boston Post
Textile Mills
New Charger
Sharman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
United Press International
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Brattleboro
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Chandler
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Kansas City
Kan
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Lasgatos
Calif
Odessan
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ABC
Massachusetts Turnpike
Western Massachusetts Electric Co
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George M. Broussas
J Stratensc Air Command
Westover
New York City
Pan American World Airways
Car’ Pee Falls
National Publicity Committee
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Community Chest
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