De Gaulle Snub Clouds Normandy D Day Anniversary
Paris AP report notes 20th anniversary ceremonies for the Normandy landings will proceed with Western Allies, but France faces a diplomatic chill as Charles de Gaulle and Georges Pompidou are not attending. Delegations from France and several Allied nations will participate, with observances spreading from Sword and Juno to Omaha Beach.
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Gold Situation Seen Differing By Viewpoint In 1962
The gold outlook hinges on interpretation with optimists noting U S gold stocks rose $97 million from January to May while pessimists warn of a $35 million May drawdown. The cautious view emphasizes long term trends over monthly swings amid ongoing tax cuts and a fragile balance of payments. Experts expect imports to rise as prosperity boosts demand and American tourist spending abroad grows, with the year shaping up to show steadier growth into 1965. The piece frames the debate around optimistic, pessimistic, and cautious lenses on the economy and gold, reflecting an election year context.
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AP Business News
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Did You Know Sour Salt Is Citric Acid
A brief note explains that sour salt used in cooking is simply citric acid, clarifying a common kitchen misconception.
Canaveral Postmark Dismays Collectors
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Many stamp collectors learned that while the missile center was renamed Cape Kennedy the city stays Cape Canaveral Postmaster Lyle Meadows and four clerks have fielded first day covers bearing the new Kennedy stamp sent to be mailed back with desired postmarks but no Cone Kennedy postmark exists. The City Council rejected changing the town name to match the cape.
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River Flow Description With Tributary Joins
The text notes the Amazon river flowing centrally at certain points where tributaries merge and along its bank upstream. It emphasizes how tributaries join the main channel and influence flow locally.
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GOP Picked his Last Winner In Cow Palace
San Francisco hosts the Republican National Convention July 12 16 at the Cow Palace a 315000 square foot arena opened 1941 and last housed Eisenhower in 1956 The site will display 100 television channels 264 radio circuits and 46000 miles of wires while 300 staffers prep for 30 000 attendees including 65 foreign media outlets and 150 US papers The city blends its past with new hotels and a rising civil rights debate ahead of the 1954 GOP decision on the nominee in San Francisco
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