Wall Street Rises On Confidence After Kennedy Khrushchev Meeting
Early trading shows the Associated Press average up 0.80 to 251.00 at noon as industrials gain 1.80 and rails 0.10. Leaders include General Electric Westinghouse Philco Boeing and Phelps Dodge with varied moves among chemicals oils and autos. Dow Jones hits 703.90 up 6.20 as government bonds fall.
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Cotton Futures Open Higher Across Market
New York traders watched cotton futures rise five to thirty cents per bale at the open compared with the prior close. The lack of specifics suggests a cautious start amid varying market signals.
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Kennedy in Britain signals cautious progress on Cold War issues
President Kennedy arrived in London amid cheers of 250000 spectators and prepared to meet Prime Minister Macmillan. Talks in Vienna and London hint at East West negotiations, with Berlin status and a unified German peace settlement on the table.
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Sanford seeks softer terms for small loans and redistricting
Governor Sanford advocates lower interest caps for small loans and supports a Senate redistricting plan he calls fair to Congressman Jonas. He declines sympathy for Jonas opponents and says plan shows less gerrymandering. He also pushes a Madison County school dispute toward resolution with a week of mediation plus a return to Mars Hill School students.
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Trujillo’s Sheds Light on Murders and Disappearances
A Dominican capital report ties Trujillo’s supporters to slayings and the 1956 disappearance of Dr. Jesus de Galindez. Gerard L. Murphy of Eugene linked to Galindez case. Balaguer agrees to reopen investigations as nine day mourning ends.
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Col Roy B White Former B&O Railroad Leader Dies
Col Roy Barton White 77 longtime president and chairman of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died Saturday at his Baltimore home. He led the railroad in past decades and held prominent command roles within the company.
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Bonds for estate tax payments and prudent mortgage payoff
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Bonds redeemable at par on death of owner
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Nuclear crisis talks loom as Kennedy and Khrushchev meet
A Geneva moratorium on nuclear tests strains as Khrushchev urges merging talks into a general disarmament conference. Kennedy rejects this for now while both sides pursue Laos settlement. a three man neutral control board for test inspections is debated and viewed as a potential setback to disarmament efforts.
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Adlai Starts South American Tour On Positive Note
Adlai E Stevenson began a private talks intensive tour in Caracas meeting with President Romulo Betancourt and Venezuelan leaders. He received a cordial welcome from a large crowd amid routine security as he outlined aims on economic and social cooperation across the Americas.
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Paris in Dragnet for Algerian Gunmen after Fatal Shootings
Police hunted across three Paris boroughs for Algerian gunmen after a dawn attack left 11 dead including four soldiers and five officers wounded. Eighty Algerians were detained at Vincennes while police closed in on attackers tied to multiple shootings from midnight onward.
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Americans Consume 18.6 Gallons of Ice Cream Per Person
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Nitroglycerin Hoax Ties Up Interstate Truck
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Lake Ontario Narrowest Great Lake 53 Miles Wide
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