Stock Market Rises on Cuba Crisis Deal
New York AP reports the Dow Jones average up at noon as investors cheered a Cuba crisis accord with a broad rally. Industrials gained, autos led by Chrysler and Ford, utilities rebounded, while major defense stocks posted small advances and most gains moderated later. The Dow stood at 579.40, up 10.38.
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Ford
Standard Oil
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Merck
Pfizer
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Westing el
Goodrich
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Winn-Dixie
Woolworth Eveceves O. A
Goodyear T & R
Grant WT
Zenith Radio
Bombings Hit Lake Maracaibo Installations and War Fronts
Reports describe explosions at Creole Petroleum sites in Lake Maracaibo damaging oil facilities and killing a bomber as a saboteur boat was destroyed. Meanwhile Indian and Chinese clashes continue near Demchok and Ladakh with posts lost and heavy fighting noted along the Himalayan frontier. A separate North Carolina notice details probate and foreclosure actions, with an estate administrator named and a public sale scheduled.
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Venezuela
Lake Maracaibo
Betancourt
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Asam
Ladakh
Demchok
North Carolina
Guilford County
William W. Duggine
Cora B. Duggins
Hoyle Jr
Register of Deeds
Gulilford County
Greensboro
High mEoint
Newlin
Meee
Samuel H. Poole
al Int
Castro Faces Pressure as Khrushchev Halt Signals Split
Castro claims a private informant shared crucial data while Sevilla Sacasa says Khrushchev ordering a stop to Cuban missile bases dealt Castro a setback. Diplomats view Castro as a pawn in Moscow Kennedy talks, with Castro demanding the Guan tanamo Bay base and ending the U S quarantine. Subversion worries rise as Castro urges local Communist agents to operate in Latin America. The OAS plans to coordinate anti subversion efforts amid Western Hemisphere tensions. The U S began selling postal cards in 1873, priced a penny until 1952.
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Sevilla Sacasa
Khrushchev
Cuba
Castro
United States
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Washington
Moscow
Organization of American States
OAS
Nuclear Crisis Eases as Khrushchev Backs Down
President Kennedy orders a Cuba quarantine and seeks a peaceful settlement while Khrushchev backs off on missiles. McNamara announces 14 000 Air Force reservists called to active duty after a missing U S reconnaissance plane. Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr. is identified as the pilot killed. Khrushchev offers talks on arms reductions and UN supervision amid renewed tension.
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Khrushchev
Cuba
Soviet Union
United States
Turkey
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
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Asia
De Gaulle's Referendum Decisionawaits in France
France watches for Charles de Gaulle to decide if his referendum victory justifies staying as president. Official results show Yes 61.76 percent of valid ballots, No 33.24 percent, with significant abstentions and a looming constitutional dispute led by Senate President Monnerville. General elections loom November 18 and 25.
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Georges Pompidou
Roger Frey
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Council
Monnerville
National Assembly
Pope Enlarges Commissions for Vatican Council
Pope John XXIII expanded the councils drafting commissions and added 83 prelates to serve. He increased each of the 10 commissions beyond 16 members to 24, with a cardinal president. The move aims to speed work and avoid ties as debate on liturgy continues. Between 50 and 60 million rail passengers pass through Grand Central Terminal annually.
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John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
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Grand Central Terminal
Pieta Shifted at Vatican for Better Viewing
Michelangelo’s Pieta, housed in St. Peter’s Basilica, has been moved for a clearer view. The statue now sits four feet lower and three feet forward, inclined toward visitors, with Vatican experts citing alignment with Michelangelo’s design. It will be shipped to New York for the 1964 World’s Fair at Cardinal Spellman’s request.
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St. Peter's
Redig de Campos
Osservatore Romano
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Financier Edward Gilbert surrenders in New York
Edward M. Gilbert the president of E L Bruce Co fled to Brazil after being charged with misappropriating 2 million dollars. He returned voluntarily to face federal and state indictments with potential penalties up to 74 years and 82 thousand dollars in fines. Gilbert claimed funds were used to aid Bruce in gaining Celotex control and said no deals influenced his return. He faced IRS liens of over 3.4 million dollars with his estranged wife Rhodea.
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New York
Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
E. L. Bruce
U.S
Gilbert
Joseph A. Rachon
Arnold Bauman
E. L. Bruce Co
Rio de Janeiro
Bruce
Celotex Corp
Rio
Bruce and Celotex
Bauman
Federal Court House
Manhattan
Elizabethtown Hardware Store Destroyed by Fire
A large Clark-Jessup hardware store in Elizabethtown North Carolina burned early today with no loss estimate or cause yet available The fire was spotted at 5 a.m. by a produce delivery man and fought for two and a half hours by Elizabethtown Bladen County and Clinton firefighters.
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N.C
Big Clark-Jessup
Bladen County
Clinton
Sampson County
Mrs Roosevelt Seriously Ill in New York
A spokesman for the Roosevelt family says former First Lady Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, age 78, remains seriously ill in New York with anemia and a lung infection. The outlook remains uncertain as she has not responded to treatment as hoped.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
UNICEF Trick or Treat Drive By Randolph Church Youths
Randolph Presbyterian Young Peoples Fellowship plans its third annual Trick or Treat calls Tuesday. Junior and senior high members will use offering boxes labeled Trick or Treat for UNICEF. Donations fund UNAID activities with vaccines, milk, and cures for tuberculous, malnutrition and yaws in affected children.
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Archdale
Young Peoples Fellowship
Randolph Presbyterian Church
Unicef
United Nations Childrens Fund
Pentagon cancels on-the-spot coverage plan for Guantanamo
The Defense Department shelved arrangements for on-the-spot news coverage of the Guantanamo Bay base and Caribbean blockade. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester cited changed circumstances after a Saturday meeting that had outlined a 14–man pool for Guantanamo and two pools for major vessels.
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Defense Department
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Sylvester
United States
Democritus and the ancient atomic theory
The Greek philosopher Democritus proposed the atomic theory of matter around 400 B.C., suggesting that indivisible units comprise all substances. His ideas prefigure later scientific developments in atomic structure.
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