Stock Market Rebounds With Broad, Mixed Gains
Early trading shows the Associated Press average up .90 at 250.10 led by industrials and rails while copper and metal stocks gain on price boosts. Major names like U S Steel Bethlehem Republic rise, with some firms such as Montgomery Ward and Philco slipping. Dow up 2.65 to 695.02 at noon.
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Cotton futures rise at New York opening
Cotton futures opened in New York with gains of 15 to 30 cents per bale as traders reacted to early market activity and price shifts across contracts.
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Johnson Promises Support to Thailand Amid SE Asia Tensions
Vice President Lyndon Johnson arrived in Bangkok pledging strong U.S. backing for Thai leaders concerned by Communist advances in Laos. He framed the Southeast Asia mission as Kennedy's effort to educate youth, fight disease, and develop resources while proposing SEATO military presence in Thailand to deter neutrality gains.
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Teen-Ager Says He Killed His Mother with Axe
Ronald Dennis Wolff 15 confessed to police he killed his mother Beaulah Wolff 41 in Glendale California by beating her with an axe handle and choking her. He walked into headquarters and stated the crime calmly then was held in juvenile hall awaiting court action.
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Monkey Drinks with Human Like Hand Motion
A white headed saki monkey raises water in cupped hands to its lips when drinking, a behavior that resembles human action rather than lapping. The observation notes the species behavior in a natural setting and contrasts it with typical primate drinking.
Security Quotations and Price Guide for April 28 1961
Unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. Not actual transactions. serves as a guide to approximate ranges at the time of compilation. Origin of quotations available upon request.
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Red Missile Factories and Pads Pinpointed by U S Army
An Army publication cites estimates that 37 Soviet missile launching pads and 14 factories exist, with Anadyr cited as a pad. The May Military Review notes data from unclassified sources, warns inaccuracies, and estimates 35 to 50 long range missiles ready, plus 10 launch sites for the 8000 mile T3. The United States reportedly has 59 missiles ready, including 32 Polaris, and Russia could build up to 200 more by next winter.
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Coup restores control as Chang calls for anti corruption drive
Gen Chang pledges to rebuild South Korea and purge corruption while warning of North Korean risk. Premier Chang’s whereabouts unknown as troops retake Seoul and martial law is declared. President Yun urges ministers to return to power and limits on information surface in debates over defense funding and weapons plans.
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Dr Edgar D Baker Elected North Carolina Dental Leader
Dr Edgar D Baker 44 of Raleigh was chosen president elect of the North Carolina Dental Society at the annual meeting in Pinehurst with Dr Norman Ross of Durham becoming president for the year. Dennis Cook of Lenoir was named vice president and Byron Towler of Tallis chosen secretary treasurer. E M Medlin mayor of Aberdeen and Frank Alford of Charlotte were named delegates to the American Dental Association. For first time in 89 years no State Board of Dental Examiners election. All dentists will vote by mail under a new law. The 1962 meeting will be held in the same city and ends tomorrow.
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Injured Dog Bites Two Helpers
At 304 New View Dr a dog badly injured in a car accident was being loaded for transport to a veterinarian when it bit a police officer on the right finger. The officer received hospital first aid and the dog later died from its injuries after biting a veterinarian.
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Began Manufacture of Seamless Copper Kettles in Bucyrus
In 1879 seamless copper kettles for cooking and boiling began production in Bucyrus Ohio. The new process served hotels factories and institutions, marking an industrial milestone in the region.
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Military Chiefs Ordered To Silence On Cuba Crisis
Washington AP report notes top Pentagon orders bar Joint Chiefs members from public defense of Cuba invasion blame. Gen Lemnitzer and peers face criticism while a Senate inquiry looms. McNamara and Kennedy seek to limit public statements as leadership questions arise.
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Mountain climber returns safely from perilous rescue mission
Albert Spencer, 32, was found alive after a blizzard trapped him while a group including Colorado State University zoology professor David Pettus and two students hunted for frogs. Spencer spent Sunday night in an unoccupied cabin near Pennock Pass west of Fort Collins and had food and blankets. Rescue teams searched the area as Pettus, Tom Pettus, and Patrick Stallcup were rescued Sunday night.
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Ann Sothern Guardianship Objections Filed by Mother
Annette Yde Lake 76 filed objections in Los Angeles Superior Court to appoint Ann Sothern as her guardian. The filing cites a conflict of interest since Sothern is a defendant in a support suit brought by her mother and objects to Marion Tetley, another daughter, serving as guardian because Tetley is employed by Sothern and also would face conflicts.
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