Red Threats and Space Triumphs Stir Markets
Soviet threats and space milestones push stocks higher while bonds fall. Analysts foresee a possible moderate boom as the U.S. increases defense spending to meet the Berlin crisis. Experts note rising yields on government bonds and a wave of financing as business activity may expand.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
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Treasury
Republican Boineau Breaks South Carolina Tan Tradition
Charles E. Boineau a 37 year old trucking firm executive won a seat in the South Carolina General Assembly as a Republican in a special election. He will join the Richland County delegation next January becoming the first Republican in the legislature since Reconstruction. Boineau led with 7 333 votes to 5 940 for Democrat Joe Berry Jr with 260 for write in J R Hanan. No local issues shaped the race which focused on party labels not personalities.
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Columbia, S. C
Charles E. Boineau
South Carolina
General Assembly
Boineau
Richland County
Joe Berry Jr
J. R. Hanahan
Richard M. Nixon
Customers Cause Holdup Truces In Miami Office
In Hialeah a gunman tried to rob an office but a customer and an employee delayed the crime twice. Gene Waterson, the office manager, said a second customer and later another person prompted the bandit to pause, allowing cash to be left behind. Police said the loot was under $200.
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Miami
Fla
Gene Waterson
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