Mixed stocks advance airlines rise as gold shares fall
Stocks begin a volatile session with gold mining issues sinking after London price declines and weekend US statements. Airlines gain support from higher air traffic while cigarette makers face pressure ahead of health report releases. Dow and NYSE activity show mixed moves as steel and auto stocks drift, with bonds in narrow ranges.
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Senator Blames Congress for Inaction on Health Legislation
Sen. Maurine B. argues congressmen bear default of responsibility for not acting on proposed measures. Public Health Service backs voluntary cooperation by major tobacco companies to reduce advertising for pipe smoking and cigars amid today’s session.
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AMA Proposes Private Insurance Plan Tied to Kerr-Mills
The AMA proposes a voluntary, private insurance program for 65 plus funded by federal and state money and individual premiums. Enrollment would cost 10 to 120 dollars yearly, with government covering part of state administration and costs. Participation limited by income, joined with Kerr-Mills for administration, and policies would be Blue Cross and Shield type.
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Jury Looks At Slaying Evidence In Civil Rights Case
U S District Judge Harold Cox warns a 23 member grand jury in Jackson Mississippi not to be swayed as it reviews new evidence in the killings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney near Philadelphia Mississippi last June The government relies on a written statement claimed to be from Doyle Barnette of Cullen Louisiana Barnette was arrested with 21 others in the case and later released after the confession was ruled inadmissible The jurors are told not to be influenced by anyone inside or outside the court.
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Child Found Dead In Brush Pile In Surry County
A nine year old girl, Bonnie Lee Edwards, was found dead in a brush pile near her home in Surry County. Coroner Carl Thomas ruled it exposure due to cold and rain after she wandered from her home Saturday afternoon. An estimated 1,000 searchers, including National Guardsmen from Mount Airy and Winston-Salem, combed the woods Sunday in steady rain as temperatures fell into the 30s.
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Sub Thresher Defenders Rally Over Naval Report
Portsmouth officials and labor leaders defended a congressional committee report criticizing the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard after the Thresher disaster. Capt William Hush led a briefing to clarify the report amid claims the shipyard received a black eye.
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Kennedy couple welcome son by Caesarean birth
New York AP reports Ethel Kennedy gave birth by Caesarean section early today to Senator Robert F Kennedy and his wife, following a July 4, 1963 cesarean in Boston. Their oldest, Kathleen, is 13, both families note the same birthday.
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Moore Favors Revival of Dixie Classic
Governor Dan Moore reiterated support for reviving the Dixie Classic, saying it would be a good idea. The Classic was disbanded in 1961 after gambling scandals involving NC State and UNC players.
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Northeast Snowstorm Falls Across States
A broad winter storm dumped two to six inches of snow in western and southern Pennsylvania with nine inches in Martinsburg and 5 to 12 inches around Philadelphia. Airport delays and closures spread from Philadelphia to Baltimore and 19 Maryland counties, while a Greyhound bus accident near Ebensburg injured ten. Gov Scranton canceled a Farm Show appearance due to weather.
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Euclid on geometry and the royal road quote
A famous remark attributed to Euclid states that there is no royal road to geometry. The aphorism underlines that mathematical understanding comes from study and effort, not shortcuts.
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Dramatic Triumph Stamps Out Polio
Atlanta report highlights a dramatic decline in polio cases in the United States over a decade since the Salk vaccine. The Public Health Service cites 1952 as a peak year with 57 879 cases and 3 145 deaths, versus last year with 121 cases and under 10 deaths. The piece credits vaccines by Salk and Sabin and notes earlier discoveries by Landsteiner and researchers Enders and Robins.
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Tobacco use trends in 1964 report shows rise
The report notes cigar and cigarette consumption rose about 24 percent in 1964 from 1963 while pipe tobacco grew 16 percent. It mentions a high U S consumption rate and an overall year over year increase in tobacco product use.
Goldwater voters split over conservatism and party control
Survey shows Goldwater supporters view themselves as middle of the road or liberal rather than firm conservatives. Most oppose welfare expansion and favor slower civil rights progress while fearing right wing takeover and wary of foreign policy risks. A minority backed aggressive actions against Cuba or Asia.
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