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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1965

Page

21

Scarcity of Silver Half Dollars Hits Tucson Banks

The article notes a shortage of United States silver half dollars in Tucson as banks report no deliveries from the Federal Reserve Bank in El Paso since February. Local banks, including Valley National Bank and The First National Bank of Arizona, describe limited or no arrivals, while Union Bank maintains some supply. House and Senate panels debate silver in coinage, risking further reduction in circulating half dollars.

Tucson Federal Reserve Bank el Paso House Banking and Currency Committee Senate Valley National Bank Clarence Black Federal Reserve System First National Bank of Arizona The Arizona Bank Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co Bank of Tucson Union Bank E. T. Gravette House Banking Committee

University of Utah Names Mark L Money Deputy VP

SALT LAKE CITY UPI reports the University of Utah regents appoint Mark L Money as deputy vice president of business, a position described as fitting his name and duties.

Salt Lake City UPI University of Utah Regents Mark L. Money

Orphaned and Surviving Boy Relives Flash Flood Ordeal

Twelve year old Michael Johnson recounted his escape from a flash flood near Sanderson Texas as authorities counted 11 dead and 35 injured. The Johnson family lost five other children and both parents while the community faced widespread damage to homes rail lines and roads. Rescue efforts continued amid scores of missing and the Red Cross Salvation Army and military units aided cleanup.

Michael Johnson Texas Ft. Stockton Here Mike John Wesley Johnson Sanderson Canyon Johnson Department of Public Safety Sanderson San Antonio el Paso Cooksey Red Cross Salvation Army Southern Pacific U.S. 90 U.S Rich Ard White South Midwest Meridian Miss Rich Hill Missouri South Dakota Broadus Montana

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