Cotton futures rise opening in New York
The cotton market opened in New York with futures up 25 cents a bale from the prior close and 10 cents lower than the previous session.
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High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1962
Page
2
French Algerian peace talks hinge on troop roles and amnesty
An accord reportedly planes for French forces to back local police in Algeria especially in European cities while rebels push for their guerrilla units to have a similar security role under the executive commission. Amnesty for refugees and new disputed courts are also discussed amid cautious optimism. Warships patrol Algerian waters in case the secret army attempts to disrupt the pact once announced.
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Algeria
Executive Commission
Tunisia
Morocco
Birth Control Methods Are Questioned
A Roman Catholic psychiatrist from Catholic University says the rhythm method is psychologically bad for women and oral contraceptives may be the worst. Dr. John R. Cavanagh told the Catholic Guild of Psychiatrists in New York that birth control frustrates a natural need and causes internal conflict and deceit.
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New York
John R. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Catholic Guild of Psychiatrists
Cuba embargo limits on exports and food aid.
The article outlines the U S Cuba embargo impact on exports and food aid. It notes that grains and basic foods are restricted and explains the historical steps from 1960 to 1963 including presidential orders limiting imports while allowing some food and medicine sales.
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U.S
Cuba
Commerce Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kennedy
Ann-Margret Ends Engagement to Burt Sugarman
Hollywood reports Actress-singer Ann-Margret has called off her engagement to Beverly Hills businessman Burt Sugarman. The Swedish-born star, 21, announced the break while in New York promoting her film State Fair, with a 3 percent diamond ring reportedly involved.
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Hollywood
Ann-Margret
Beverly Hills
Burt Sugarman
New York
20Th Century-Fox
Kindled in the Flame of Violence Pearl Buck Story
The phrase quotes Pearl Buck and highlights a fierce, electrifying tale about violence. The snippet suggests dramatic imagery and literary intensity linked to Buck's narrative voice.
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Pearl Buck
Ghost Poltergeist Stumps Indianapolis Policeman
Police Lt. Francis J. Dux tries to trap a restless poltergeist at Mrs. Renate Beck’s home. After three days of no visible activity, the spirit remains elusive, with glassware still and a mangled purse fund, and the family suspects the teen daughter’s absence may trigger disturbances.
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Francis J. Dux
Renate Beck
Dux
Beck
Dax
Lina Gemecke
Gemmecke
Germany
Emil Noseda
Mrs. Beck
Resaurant
Mrs
Why Christians Fail To Reach The World At Home
A missionary critic of overreach notes the world has come to us and cites an Arab student who asks why Christians travel far to teach about Christ when in his own country no one spoke to him or included him as a friend. The point underscores missed outreach right at home.
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Middle East
Housebroken Horse Keeps Home in Sudbury
Sudbury Massachusetts AP reports the Mundo family keeps a 100 pound horse indoors as a bottle fed housepet. The foal named Sonny Boy is the offspring of a Shetland pony and a saddle mare rejected by its dam. The Mundos own six horses and hope for early spring to move Sonny Boy outside.
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Sudbury
Mass
Charles Mundo
Beck Reports No Glass Breakage Since Tuesday Night
Beck states no glass has broken since shortly after 10 o clock Tuesday night. The remark appears in a brief police update.
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Beck
Snow Belt Begins Clearing Highways
Snow tapers off across the Midwest and Northeast as road clearing efforts continue. Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota report major highway cleanup with drifts up to 14 feet. Dozens of towns face isolation, hundreds of schools closed, and motorists stranded. A New York stage company marooned in Minnesota plans to resume travel once highways open.
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First radio broadcast linked Boston and New York by long distance line
The 1923 milestone connected Boston and New York via long distance telephone lines enabling a pioneering coast to coast radio broadcast.
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Boston
New York City
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