Analysts Disagree on Rise and Fall of Stock Market
New York analysts dispute the market's direction after a steep decline marked by Black Monday. Opinions range from a temporary wobble to a long correction, with Kennedy administration policy and steel prices cited as key influence. Investors shift between speculation, long-term holdings, and new accounts as market volatility grinds on.
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Defendant In Libel Suit Dies
New York AP report says Laurence A. Johnson 73, a defendant in John Henry Faulk libel suit, was found dead in a Bronx motel. Autopsy pending. Johnson linked Faulk case to conservative anti-Communist activities while Hartnett and Aware Inc. named defendants. Faulk seeks millions in damages.
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Abraham N. Geller
Louis Nizer
Avware
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America
Hostess to Jackie Aids Poor Mexicans
Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos, a Toluca normal school graduate and wife of Mexico’s former labor minister, has devoted years to advancing education and child welfare. She helped inaugurate schools and welfare centers, led the National Institute of Children's Welfare programs, and guided visits for dignitaries including Jacqueline Kennedy. Her efforts focus on reducing illiteracy and expanding free breakfasts for impoverished public school children. She was born to a British-descended family in Guerrero and has a 23-year-old child named Avecita.
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Avecita
Kennedy Rips Into Roadblocks in Congress
President Kennedy warned he may campaign vigorously to win in November as he blames Senate and House roadblocks on conservative Democrats and a long standing Southern coalition. He cited 1938 as the inaugural date of the bloc and noted the need for at least six more administration supporters in a House now 263-174 Democratic.
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Artificial Liver Rescues Patients
A Philadelphia medical team described an artificial liver device that passes blood through resin columns to remove ammonia, rescuing some coma patients with liver failure. The method shows promise for certain cases, but not all, and requires controlled bleeding and infection management.
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Police Hit Pep Pills in Pennsylvania Crackdown
Harrisburg AP reports State Police Detective George W. Callitt warns pep pills or bennies, amphetamine sulphate tablets, are a widespread issue among truck drivers. He says they provide a chemical energy release, not actual energy, and can cause blackouts without a prescription. The Pennsylvania Motor Trucking Association disputes that the practice reflects the industry.
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Kennedy Mexico Visit May Test U S Castros Role
AP reports President Kennedy’s trip to Mexico may shape hemispheric views on Castro and communism. The interview with Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos could yield frank talk while avoiding public communique details. Mexico’s stance remains cautious amid mixed anti Yankee sentiment and leftist currents.
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Washington
Trade Bill Faces House Vote Amid Kennedy Push
In Washington Kennedy presses for bipartisan backing as final House vote nears on a trade program seen as crucial to US future. He seeks broad powers to remove tariffs and cut duties while warning of upheaval from free market expansion. choice may be Kennedy program or one year extension of current act.
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Retirement Of Skouras No Surprise
Hollywood reacts to Spyros Skouras stepping down as president of 20th Century Fox after two decades. The move follows studio turmoil including costly productions and star troubles, with $25 million in production losses and Cleopatra at $30 million driving Wall Street pressure. director George Stevens had already cooled on plans for The Greatest Story Ever Told, a project shelved amid board concerns about Fox’s direction.
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Four fishermen land in Formosa after fleeing coast guard chase
Off Course TAIPER Formosa four fishermen fleeing Communist China to Hong Kong were knocked off course and landed ashore in Formosa after a high seas escape attempt. The incident underscores ongoing tensions in the region as maritime patrols intensify efforts to curb illegal crossings.
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China
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Older Lovers Reunite for Long Planned Lawrence County Wedding
Mae Heast y Pump and Harry Moore, once engaged in 1912 Pennsylvania, reunite after 50 years apart. Mae, 49, and Harry, 71, plan a July 5 ceremony in the same small church where their wedding was halted by family opposition, now resuming their vows in Mobile area memory dates.
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Singer Ernestine Anderson Found in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong the American jazz singer Ernestine Anderson 73 is said to be not in any difficulties. A government spokesman confirmed she is not detained and the hotel noted she is registered and not due back until later tonight. Her Seattle agent claimed she faced certain difficulties with the engagement and possible political overtones, while the State Department and consulate denied involvement.
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