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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1961
Page
4
State University of Lowe scientists tested junior high to college ages and found too much breakfast slows and too little reduces work. The ideal breakfast provides about one quarter of daily calories and can include a sandwich and fruit. Emphasize grains milk or cheese eggs or substitutes fruits and vegetables to sustain energy.
AP analyst notes early signals of recovery in midwinter gloom. Stock market optimism contrasts with weak corporate earnings as steel output edges up from last year. Builders foresee modest demand, and mortgage lending at savings and loan associations shows year over year gains.
Rome AP report states wolves howled ostriches attempted to bury heads and gazelles ran in circles as keepers monitored animal behavior during the two minute sun blackout. A zoo report tracks reactions of birds and beasts to the event.
The Budapest radio reports that Bulgaria and Antoine Gizenga’s aligned regime in northeast Congo have agreed to set up diplomatic missions and exchange ambassadors, marking a step in formal ties between the two governments.
The piece notes expectations from Washington on stimulus and rate cuts, Fed involvement in long term securities to stabilize yields, and consumer spending boosts. It reports auto makers optimistic with spring near while dealer inventories stay high and steel orders held back. Recovery signs are faint but detectable to tuned observers.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP two U S satellites reached orbit aboard a single Thor Able Star rocket marking a fourth and fifth space success in five days for the United States Transit TU B navigation satellite and a 54 pound Lottis space weather study aid were launched late Tuesday night and placed in orbit two hours later the missions followed earlier launches including a Project Mercury prototype capsule and several Discoverer satellites the year’s rapid space program continues with no failures and NASA readies for manned suborbital flight within months
At least 23 burglaries including two bank and two post office cases were solved with nine young men arrested. State Police described it as the largest organized mob of professional safecrackers in the state’s history, involving about $30,000. Those held on burglary and grand larceny charges include T C. Martin, 32. James Moore, 26. Billy Thompson, 19. Bobby Greible, 26. Dale Scates, 26. Huey P. Long, 24. J. C. Lynch. James Sullivan. and Terrell Blaylock.
A much advanced edition previews almost all equipment planned for the operational Transits set for launch in the new year. The edition describes anticipated onboard systems and readiness milestones for the forthcoming mission.
Police said banks at Udall Kansas and El Paso Arkansas and offices at Levy and Olmstead were burglarized. Other burglaries occurred in Cabot Beebe Stuttgart Fordyce Bearden Conway and Little Rock.
A 40 foot deep hole marks the initial stage of 18 Titan missile launching sites near Searc y Ark. Workmen are building the concrete silo walls as engineers say construction is on schedule despite bad weather. Newsmen toured the site Tuesday, the first public view of the work.
The World Health Assembly dropped a proposal to collect data on planned parenthood programs after objections from three Roman Catholic nations and Belgium. Belgium Portugal Spain and France argued that enough notice was not given for the resolution.
In West Java on Sunday a clash with security forces left 45 armed guerrillas dead. Police and military representatives described the operation as part of ongoing anti insurgent efforts.
Construction will start at all 18 sites simultaneously with the aim of completing them in 1963. Work on the first silo began 48 days ago, signaling the start of the program.
A 25,000-ton tanker named World Hope is launched at Hellenic Shipyards near Athens. Christened by Amalia Karamanlis, the vessel marks Greeces return to major shipbuilding since the Crusades and embodies the nations long maritime heritage and global trade leadership.
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