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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1975
Page
3
USDA says beef prices at grocery stores dipped slightly as live cattle prices slip while pork remains expensive due to record hog prices. Analysts expect some fall in cattle prices by fall, but hog prices stay high until late next year. Farmers’ share of the food dollar shrank as middleman costs rose.
Storm Eloise battered a 40 mile coastal strip from Fort Walton Beach to Panama City. One dead and damage estimates from $20 to $100 million. Hundreds homeless, utilities unreliable. Gov. Askew called 400 National Guard and Ford asked to inspect for disaster aid. Tornadoes touched down in multiple towns as inland rains spread.
Senate Intelligence Committee reviews a July 1970 memo from J. Edgar Hoover to Atty. Gen. Mitchell outlining Hoover’s objections to the Huston plan using wiretaps break ins and mail opening for domestic spying. Witness James Angleton to testify as hearings proceed.
The piece contrasts two women, Margaret and Louise, awaiting mail and relying on automatic deposits to Washington-Lee accounts. It emphasizes safety, lineups at the bank, and automatic credits with interest, presenting automatic deposit as optimal for financial security and the normal day of payment.
A narrator portrays Margaret Brandy depositing a Social Security check to open a Regular Savings Account at Washington-Lee Office. The ad promises high interest compounded daily from deposit to withdrawal and emphasizes convenience with Uncle Sam handling mail.
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