New Books United Press International Highlights Three Titles
A UPI roundup surveys Aubrey Menen's Shela a satirical take on Cold War pretensions and Dalai Lama rivalries, Edward Durell Stone's The Evolution of an Architect a compact auto on his career and Modernist influence, and The Fabulous Country edited by Charles Laughton a nostalgic anthology of American life with Laughton's introductions.
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Wall Street Charter Early 1963 Buy on Weakness Outlook
The UPI report cites W.E. Hutton and Co. experts saying buy on weakness dominates early 1963 sentiment while near term moves are less certain. Optimism remains amid bullish signals, with buyers returning to equities and investors urged to act boldly on opportunities in aerospace, autos, chemicals, drugs and more. In Tokyo, Manzo Kikuchi knocked out Somsak Laemsapha.
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From Kerouac to Ade and Nash and Thomas
A curated note traces literary influence from Jack Kerouac to George Ade to Ogden Nash and Dylan Thomas, highlighting cross era connections among major American and British writers. The list points to lineage in wit rhetoric and verse across decades.
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Dow Jones Averages Movement Reported by United Press International
The Dow Jones averages show gains across sectors with 30 industrials at 650.60 up 0.044, 20 rails at 140.02 up 0.09, 15 utilities at 128.70 up 0.32, and 65 stocks at 228.55 up 0.18. Third hour sales reach 2,270,000 with noon figures around 600,000 to 1 p.m.
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United Press International
Indus
New Year Dates Across Civilizations
Britannica notes show March 25 common in early medieval Christendom while Anglo Saxons kept December 25 as New Year. Egyptians marked New Year on September 21 and Greeks on December 21. The Gregorian reform of 1582 restored January 1 as New Year for Romans.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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