Stock Market Edges Up Amid Blizzard Delays In New York
The Associated Press average for 60 stocks rose 0.20 to 218.0 as the market gained ground. The NYSE opened an hour late due to a blizzard hindering arrivals. Traders weighed unemployment news and new state department appointments while late sessions saw active trading and price shifts across major equities.
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Chester Bowles
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American Can Co
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Adams-Millis Corp
Cornell Lab Preserves Vast Bird Recording Archive
The Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology houses over 4,000 tape recordings covering more than 600 bird species, documenting extensive avian vocalizations and behaviors for research and reference.
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Winter Storm Piles Inches Across Mid Atlantic Regions
Snow and cold cripple transport from Maryland to West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Commuter trains and buses delayed as inches accumulate. Port of Baltimore shipping halted. multiple states report record cold and school closures. Weather diversions impact Philadelphia area Ford plant and air hubs. Death toll rises across regions, with widespread slick roads and power lines down.
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De Gaulle Tours Algeria as Tensions Erupt Across Cities
In Algiers and Oran, riots flare as De Gaulle shifts his Algerian itinerary. Moslem crowds join European settlers in clashes while paratroops fire on rioters in Algiers. The bloodshed leaves 61 dead, with 55 Muslims and 5 Europeans plus a police officer, amid two underground groups FAF and FLN linked to the unrest.
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Policeman Kills Man In Home In Greensboro
John Billy Hawks a 31 year old machinist resisted arrest at his Greensboro home after a traffic stop sparking a gun duel that killed Hawks at dawn The officer R A Stone faces no charges and is described as an excellent veteran at the Greensboro Police Department Hawks who moved from Mount Airy two years ago left a widow and two sons with funeral rites held today in Mount Airy
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Kennedy moves to fill Big Three Cabinet posts by Wednesday
President elect Kennedy conducts Palm Beach talks with advisers over weekend as he lines up appointments for seven remaining Cabinet posts including Defense. He telephones officials nationwide from his Atlantic shore home while press secretary Salinger declines to set a date for the next announcement.
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Laotian government turmoil ends with Quinim takeover
The National Assembly in Savannakhet voted no confidence as Quinim's government dissolved the Vientiane regime. Souvanna Phouma fled to Cambodia after two power shifts in Vientiane, while Quinim pledged an all out defense of the capital.
Ceylon Plans Congo Peace Proposal At United Nations
Ceylonese delegate Sir Claude Corea moves to bridge Soviet and Western stances on the Congo crisis at the U N Security Council. He aims to empower Hammarskjold, disarm private armies, press Belgian withdrawal, release imprisoned leaders, and push for a roundtable talks, hoping for a council resolution before the General Assembly.
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Explosion Damages Negro School in Atlanta
A dynamite blast near a Negro school in Atlanta damaged the auditorium and several classrooms, with six to seven sticks found. FBI agents investigated possible Civil Rights Act violation as demonstrations by Negroes and segregationists surged in the city. Police reported no injuries.
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Dog Cannot Distinguish Red From Other Colors
Article discusses canine color perception noting dogs struggle to distinguish red from other hues and suggesting limits to a dog's color vision in everyday safety contexts.
Anti-Red Union Ultimatum Ties Labor to Castro
Fidel Castro faces pressure as the Sugar Workers Union demands the Electrical Union condemn protest organizers and back the revolution. Electric workers marched on the palace shouting Cuba si Russia no, with tensions rising over loyalty and potential pay cuts for sugar workers to defend export sales.
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China
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Capsule opening to reveal radiation exposure of Discoverer XVIII
San Antonio AP reports Air Force scientists will open the gold plated capsule from Discoverer XVIII to measure radiation exposure from 48 orbits. Dr George W Crawford notes radiation data should clarify shielding needs for future missions and payloads.
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