Stock market slips in early trading on Paris summit uncertainty
New York stock prices drift lower in mid day trading with the Associated Press average down 0.30 to 212.70. Losses span aircraft, steel, chemicals, oils, rails and autos as bonds edge up fractions. Notable movers include Ford down over 2 points and Boeing up about 1.5.
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Khrushchev Threatens Summit Walkout as Plan to Salvage Talks Fails
Khrushchev demanded an apology from Eisenhower and acknowledgment of U S aggression to start the summit. He warned he would return home if demands were not met, undermining a renewed Big Four meeting planned by De Gaulle Macmillan and Eisenhower.
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New Piles Cure Claim Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Science introduces Bio-Dyne based treatment sold as Vation H suppository or ointment that purportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without invasive procedures. Case reports claim noticeable shrinkage and strong customer satisfaction with money back guarantee.
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WBTV Charlotte Channel 3 Schedule Summary
Channel lineup listing Rasca at 4 00 PM then People’s Choice 11 10 PM Sports 11 15 PM and a Political Program 11 20 PM followed by a Movie.
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Garry Moore
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RFC Piedmoat
Arthur Murray
Yeree Alese
Black Saddle
Jack Paar
Speeding Tolls Near Million In U.S. Auto Fatalities
Nearly one million Americans were injured or killed last year as a result of drivers exceeding speed limits. This broad toll affected men women and children across the nation, highlighting dangers on roadways and prompting calls for stricter enforcement and safer driving.
Lehigh Students Stage ROTC Demonstrations
About 300 Lehigh University students, mostly freshmen and sophomores, demonstrated Monday night against compulsory ROTC. They marched to the homes of President Whitaker and Dean Leith and began a petition to disband compulsory Air Force and Army ROTC for underclassmen and move to a voluntary program. A university spokesman declined to comment.
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John Sutton Seeks Annulment From 1957 Marriage
British born actor John Sutton seeks annulment of his 1957 marriage to Anita Rodney Eden claiming she was not properly divorced from Thomas Manville Jr. when he wed. A prior annulment bid against Eden was dropped with a ruling that proof was needed to challenge the Manville divorce.
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Airport Sells Revenue Notes in Greensboro High Point Power
Raleigh reports the Local Government Commission sold 200000 in revenue anticipation notes of the Greensboro High Point Airport Authority to Wachovia Bank and Trust at 2.988 percent. The notes mature in one year. Wachovia also bought 530000 in sewer bond anticipation notes for Asheboro at 3.492 percent, maturing in two months.
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Governor Hodges Announces North Carolina Industrial Growth
Governor Luther Hodges told New York industrialists that North Carolina added about 1.037 billion dollars in capital investments over five years creating roughly 109000 new manufacturing jobs. He spoke at a luncheon tied to a three day industry hunt drive by a 122 member North Carolina team.
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Thule Radar System Readied For 1961 Arctic Defense
The article describes the Thule radar network with stations in Alaska and England and a Soviet satellite watch. It covers towered antennas, 1500 ton structures, and arctic weather readiness. The system, costing nearly a billion dollars, will test with pre recorded radar signals and relay findings to Colorado air defense and other commands.
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Spy from Milligan to U2 pilot captured in Soviet union
The article traces a coal miner turned Air Force lieutenant who joined Lockheed’s U2 program in 1956. He flew repeatedly and, after a late life separation, was captured near Sverdlovsk in the Soviet Union following a supposed spy mission. His wife Barbara Moore accompanied him to Turkey in 1956.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
A Trodden Path Adage Cited in Legal Maxim
A legal maxim notes that a proven path is safest. The aphorism emphasizes caution and familiarity over innovation in risk assessment.
Election Campaigns Expected Amid Cold War Strife
AP dispatch from Washington notes intensified cold war atmosphere as Democratic and Republican presidential nominees prepare for fall campaigning. The Paris summit collapse could force extensive campaign plan revisions with focus on leadership and defense modernization. Khrushchev's tactics threaten to derail prospects for peace talk breakthroughs and complicate Republican claims of peacemaker credentials.
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Soviet Army Demobilization Pressures Build at Home
The piece notes internal friction in the Soviet leadership as about 250,000 officers face demobilization. It suggests Khrushchev used the U2 incident to push for a summit ultimatum, hoping Eisenhower would apologize and promise restraint on aerial intelligence near the USSR.
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Earth Vastly Larger Than Moon
The Earth measures about fifty times the size of the Moon in diameter highlighting the vast difference in scale between the two celestial bodies.
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