Space defense urged as Soviets may use space militarily
Dr. Edward C. Welsh warned at a New York meeting that the Soviet Union could employ growing space capabilities for military aims if advantageous. He linked the U.S. moon landing pursuit to strengthening space defense and urged readiness against threats from space.
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Ex Tar Heels editor dies in Columbia fire
Lloyd Huntington age 38 longtime executive news editor for The State and Record died after a heart seizure while at work in Columbia South Carolina. He had risen through the paper and been executive news editor since 1962. In Morris Township New Jersey a mother and three children from Greensboro Burlington died in a Morris County house fire with four victims asphyxiated and three firefighters injured.
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Weary Fire Fighters Rush To New Blazes
In western North Carolina crews struggle to halt new wildfires in Haywood and Buncombe counties as a ban on trash burning near woodlands expands. State Forester Corpening cites rural practice of burning pasture land as a key cause while 12 counties join an emergency list, with the prohibition lasting until rainfall lessens danger.
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Russian Moon Probe Lunik 4 Faces Seismic and Radiation Tests
After the Tuesday launch the Lunik 4 mission faces several tasks including photographing lunar relief and assessing radiation and seismic conditions. Sir Bernard Lovell speculates the craft may attempt a soft landing on the moon intact. The Russians say the rocket will reach the moon’s area in about three days, with a distance of roughly 238,850 miles.
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Brazil Expands Road Network by About 1000 Miles yearly
Brazil has added an average of 1,000 miles of road to its national network during each of the last six years, showing sustained infrastructure growth and modernization efforts across the country.
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Legislative proposals mix constitutional reform and public health
Senate committee discussed a bill to model the Legislature on federal Congress by area and population with one house per basis. House panel set April 10 for a local option liquor store hearing. New bills include ending racial factors for state hospital admissions and requiring migratory labor camp sanitation permits after health department inspection.
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Commissions and Investment Advice Amid Tax Considerations
A reader questions selling and buying costs in AT&T and mutual funds reaching about 12 percent when including taxes on long term gains. The reply explains stock exchange commissions start high then fall with amount, mutual fund loads vary from zero to about 9 percent, and a small portfolio may near 12 percent to switch.
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Investor questions about stock sales and small-cap firms
Reader asks who holds funds from a 500 share U S Hoffman purchase bought three months ago at about $1 a share. Answer explains over-the-counter trading, current bid around 25 cents, and that the seller holds the money, not the company. Also notes Hoffman’s deficits, no dividends, and interim reports. First Flight Co. is a golf equipment seller with 1959 60 61 earnings of 8 10 and 4 cents per share and stock dividends.
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Rebels Attack Argentina Naval Base Near Buenos Aires
Rebels and government forces clash as bombs and jet fighters strike Panda Indio naval air base about 80 miles southeast of Buenos Aires. Loyalist tanks seize the base and Rio Santiago while La Plata shifts between rebel and loyalist control amid warnings of tragedy and more fighting.
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Cotton Futures Open Higher As Markets React
Cotton futures opened up 15 cents a bale to trade around 90 cents. readers are asked to direct investment requests to Sam Shulsky with a self-addressed stamped envelope at The High Point Enterprise.
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Hodges to Inspect ARA Projects in West Virginia and NC
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges will tour Area Redevelopment Administration projects in Beckley West Virginia Hot Springs and Asheville North Carolina to review progress and discuss aid plans. Deputy ARA Administrator Harold Williams and state officials accompany him.
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Defective Dollar Bill Still Good
A U S Secret Service agent says a $1 bill found in Columbus, Georgia and Ft. Benning has mismatched serial numbers, a printing error. The note remains negotiable, with more misprints likely in circulation, though ownership remains with holders.
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Castro regime seeks stricter U S action on Cuba raids
The Cuban regime urged the United States to clamp down on hit and run raids, while the Kennedy administration announced tighter measures on freelance incursions. In the Bahamas 16 Cuban crewmen on a raiding ship were jailed after British officials detained them. one American, Jerry Buchanan of Miami, pleaded guilty to illegal entry and must depart by Friday.
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