Stock market hits new highs despite Chile oil scare
New York stocks extended gains with the Dow near a record as copper shares fell on Chilean political risk. Major groups edged up with airlines, autos, and industrials advancing while some tech and tobacco issues lagged. Bond markets were uneven, and IBM reached a recovery milestone before trimming gains.
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Brazilian President Flees as Bloodless Revolt Unfolds
Goulart left his ranch near Sao Borja for Argentina amid a swift revolt that left two dead. Gen Assis Brasil accompanied him as authorities claimed he had not crossed into Argentina. Mazzilli was sworn in as interim president in Brasilia after Congress declared the presidency vacant.
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Khrushchev rails at Chinese critics in Hungary visit
Khrushchev, amid a Hungarian trip, criticized Chinese critics for seeking world revolution on an empty stomach and asked if it is not better to have good goulash. Hungary’s Communist party backed him, accusing China of weakening unity among socialist states and aiding imperialism.
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Rival powers watch Zanzibar in cold war standoff
The piece notes a sharpened fight for influence in southern Asia Africa and Latin America. Zanzibar is highlighted as a frontline where the Soviet Union and China face off, with observers watching who might blink first.
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MacArthur Undergoes Peritoneal Dialysis Amid Health Watch
General MacArthur shows heart efficiency slipping but remains conscious while sedated. Doctors plan peritoneal dialysis to remove toxins and support kidney function, with antibiotics to curb infection risk. In Congress Sen Norris Cotton seeks six star rank for MacArthur, backed by Sen Symington but blocked in committee.
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Johnson congratulates Brazil on new regime and cooperation
President Johnson praised Brazil's move to constitutional democracy and pledged continued U S support. He noted the friendly relations and urged intensified cooperation for economic progress and social justice, while acknowledging Brazil's political challenges and the need for orderly reform.
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Istanbul Renamed Constantinople in Turkish Republic Era
The text states Istanbul was known as Constantinople until 1923 when it became part of the new Republic of Turkey and underwent a formal name change. The note highlights the transition from the historic name to the modern Turkish designation.
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Drunken Robins Not To Blame
A Laurel Leader-Call piece explains drunken robins during spring come from fermenting chinaberry seeds rather than natural drunkenness. Birds ingest alcohol as they migrate north, then sober up. readers are urged to help by sheltering intoxicated robins and noting their wider diet.
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Eight Finalists Named for Mrs. U.S. Savings Bond Title
Eight contestants were named as finalists for Mrs. U.S. Savings Bond at the Mrs. America contest in St. Petersburg. The winner will be announced tonight by treasury officials. Finalists hail from Alabama Idaho Michigan Missouri Texas Utah Vermont and West Virginia. Mrs. America will be chosen April 11 from homemakers across 50 states and the District of Columbia. The festival of states featured the contestants.
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