Stock market slips as gains fade after space and missile news
Trading in the afternoon showed uneven moves with most steels down as news of Russia's man made moon and missile programs influenced sentiment. Martin Co. gained over a point while General Dynamics, like Martin, pursues intercontinental ballistic missile work.
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Soviet Satellite Alarm Sparks U S Debate Across Papers
Across editorials in outlets from Atlanta to Baltimore, commentators debate the Soviet satellite achievement. They weigh military, scientific, and political implications, urging caution against overreaction while recognizing strategic shocks and the need for unified action.
Satellite Orbit Sought and Cold War Space Alerts
A minitrack station near Point, Maryland logged a satellite event at about 11 32 p m. Russian scientists claim atmospheric measurements could be obtained via a Soviet satellite, while Senator Russell urges review of missile and satellite programs. U S observers expand visual monitoring as 100 ground teams join Moonwatch efforts amid warning the Soviet satellite signals possible intercontinental strikes.
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Arkansas Guards Stabilize Little Rock School Integration
Troops and Arkansas National Guardsmen under federal control protect nine African American students inside Little Rock High School since integration on September 25. The campus remains quiet with no crowds or heckling as students move between classes. Faubus claimed military units were at fault. the governor released a letter that was returned unopened.
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Traders and Investors Review Margin and Yields
New York traders study margin rules and yields as stock prices stay weak. The Fed margins remain at 70 percent cash, with talk by a NYSE official of 50 percent as a potential boost. The Exchang e highlights 20 stocks with streaks of dividends, yielding up to 20.8 percent and as low as 2.8 percent after taxes.
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Khrushchev Advocates Satellite Control and Peaceful Competition
Khrushchev says the West must recognize socialist states, accept peaceful competition, and halt policies assuming Soviet weakness. He criticizes U S Middle East and Germany policies, warns against Turkey and Syria confrontation, and asserts the USSR has robust rocket and air forces ready for modern defense.
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