Stock Market Mixed As Year End Factors Weigh
In New York the stock market posted a tentative advance with many blue chips edging higher while broader sentiment stayed muddled amid tax loss selling reinvestment demand and profit taking. Dow stood at 760.08 at noon as Standard Oil and IBM moved higher.
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Foreign Aid Debated as Congress Moves Toward Adjournment
House debates foreign aid appropriations in its final week. The Appropriations Committee backs 2.802 billion for aid, 1.724 billion below Kennedy's request. Johnson urges reversal to avoid weakening U.S. policy and calls for strong, forward-looking programs amid postwar budget tensions. Adlai Stevenson criticizes cuts to UN voluntary contributions.
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Flooded debris reveals dam failure cause near Baldwin Hills
Residents near Baldwin Hills escaped as a dam broke after its concrete walls failed. Socha cited holes in the asphalt inner surface aligned with the breach as a possible leak path, amid theories of tremors or oil subsidence. Insurance coverage totals 14.8 million but may depend on whether the collapse was an act of God or structural failure. Police evacuated portions of the area around 2 pm with the wall collapsing at 3 38 pm.
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Soviet Budget Keeps Defense High in Face of Cuts
The Soviet finance minister defended a 98.8 billion ruble budget for 1964 with 55.4 billion rubles for defense. He asserted military spending would not weaken defenses, maintaining security for the Socialist camp. Agriculture outlay would rise to 12.8 billion rubles, about 14.2 billion dollars.
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East West talks edge toward live and let live deal
West German Foreign Minister says easing tension hinges on Soviet self determination for East Germans. Butler proposes observation posts and non-dissemination of nuclear weapons as steps. Paris talks confront Kennedy assassination fallout and divisions among allies over strategy.
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Wright brothers 60th anniversary marked by museum display
Air talks and questions by youngsters accompanied a 60th anniversary event. A Wright brothers biplane replica was to be installed in the Wright Memorial Museum during an afternoon ceremony while the original is housed at the Smithsonian in Washington. A 3,000 foot paved landing strip opened Tuesday morning at the site, aligning with the Wrights 1903 take off path on Kill Devil Hill.
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No National Parks in Kansas Per Britannica
Kansas contains no national parks or monuments but has several game preserves and a buffalo sanctuary, Britannica notes.
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Trials Move to Federal Court Over Williamston Demonstrations
About 74 people including 15 Boston area ministers face charges from racial demonstrations in Williamston North Carolina. Trials were set in Williamston Recorder's Court but federal jurisdiction is expected to take over. The group is accused of violating a city parade permit ban during anti segregation protests. A related civil action has already moved to federal court.
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Since 1955 major medical insurance spread to millions
Since 1955 about 10 million U S families have acquired major medical insurance to cover crippling injuries and catastrophic illness across the nation.
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Sinatra Jr Plans to sing again at Lake Tahoe
Frank Sinatra Jr plans to resume singing at Lake Tahoe as federal authorities prepare to indict three men in the kidnapping. The 19-year-old entertainer will move to a safer motel room, while the FBI recovers the remaining ransom funds.
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