Motors and Industrials Lead Early Stock Market Rise
New York stocks push to new highs as the AP 60 average climbs to 257.10 at noon led by motors and steels. General Motors and Ford gain strongly amid UAW negotiations while IBM and other blue chips rise. Dow hits 729.89, with bonds also ticking higher.
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Growth of Public and Fallout Shelters Described
The article outlines three shelter types in the revived atomic race era. Public shelters hold many evacuees, blast shelters protect those near but not at the center, and fallout shelters shield residents far from impact from lingering radiation effects.
Silence From Page 1 A as cities integrate schools
Authorities report no incidents as Dallas and several states move toward desegregation. Earlier, Atlanta praised for peaceful integration of four high schools while New Orleans police build barricades around six campuses. The city mobilized its entire police force on 12 hour shifts as 120 officers patrolled the area.
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Security Quotations From NASD April 28 1961
Unofficial price guide showing bid and asked ranges for securities as of April 28 1961. Figures derived from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources, not representing actual transactions. origin of quotes available upon request.
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Tammany Future At Stake In Today's Vote
New York voters head to the polls in a Democratic mayoral primary as Tammany Hall faces a split with Mayor Robert F. Wagner and a challenge from Arthur Levitt backed by the Manhattan organization. Carmine DeSapio’s leadership hangs on the result with a potential insurgent victory in Greenwich Village.
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Scientist Alarmed At Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
RALEIGH AP Another scientist joins officials alarmed at Soviet Russia resuming atmospheric nuclear testing. C S Lisser of Oak Ridge National Laboratory warns health hazards rise with long life fission products released. He declined to comment on the U S decision to resume subterranean testing and urged scientists to avoid political influence.
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Tur ner and Flock clash with NASCAR over Lakewood race
Curtis Turner and Tim Flock, Federation of Professional Athletes leaders, sign Lakewood Speedway deal in Atlanta. NASCAR chief Pat Purcell bans drivers from Lakewood without promotion approval, threatening loss of points and prize money. Turner schedules a 100 mile late model race on Oct 22 with a $5500 purse, challenging NASCAR’s Bristol event offering $20000.
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Leasing of Acreage Authorized
President Kennedy signed a bill authorizing leasing of tobacco allotments for 1962 and 1963 crops. Leases limited to five acres per farm and only among farms in the same county. Burley tobacco exempt from the leasing law.
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Neutrals Seek U S Soviet Talks As Nuclear Tensions Rise
25 neutral nations urged President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev to start negotiations to prevent nuclear war after the United States announced a fourth Soviet test device. The administration warned Berlin issues and Soviet weapon tests complicate talks. Demonstrations occurred in London and Copenhagen as Tokyo prepared to appeal to Dean Rusk.
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Put-in-Bay Rated Third Best Freshwater Fishing Spot
Put-in-Bay in Lake Erie earns the status of the nation’s third best freshwater fishing area. The designation highlights the island’s angling appeal and regional reputation for quality catches.
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