Artificial technical break rattles stock markets this week
AAP's SAM DAWSON reports that sharp market swings were driven by technical trading and stop orders rather than solid news. Pros exploited the drops by selling short and buying back at the bottom, then profiting as prices rebounded with further short-covering.
Gorillas Take Painting Lessons At Albuquerque Zoo
Two newly acquired gorillas were given painting lessons by zoo superintendent John Roth and anthropology professor Frank Hibben. Their abstract works are on display at the University of New Mexico Museum of Anthropology, with plans for future paintings to fund the animals' care via an art sale.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Albuquerque
Zoo
John Roth
Frank Hibben
University of New Mexico
University
Museum of Anthropology
Hibben
Roth
Wisconsin Youth Corps Job Program Approved
An agreement between the Wisconsin Conservation Department and the U S Department of Labor allows 750 youths aged 16 to 21 to work in conservation service jobs under Neighborhood Youth Corps. The 26 week project runs January to July 1966, costing 734790 with 600000 funded by the federal government. Governor Knowles approved the plan.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
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Warren P. Knowles
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Film on littering and vandalism in Black River Falls
A film addressing littering and vandalism will be shown in the Black River Falls area the week of January 23. Reservations and more information are available from Mrs. E. E. Homstad.
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Black River Falls
Wis
E. E. Homstad
Homistad
Federal grant recommended for Wausau UW center expansion
The Wisconsin State Commission for Higher Educational Aids voted to support a federal grant of 939 197 for the University of Wisconsin extension center at Wausau as part of a 19.1 million project list. The funds would cover about one third of the 5.9 million construction cost.
New Delhi Resumes Food Rationing Amid Shortages
New Delhi restarts food rationing after more than a decade as shortages loom. Hoarding and black market prices rise while officials struggle to issue cards. only 650000 of nearly 3 million people are served. Police raid hoarders and finds a ton of wheat hidden at one home. Shops lack wheat and rice. Jaipur reports no open market supplies.
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New Delhi
India
Times of India
Jaipur
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