Haves and Have-Nots Of Communism Split Russians and Chinese
AP analyst James Marlow argues Khrushchev’s push for prosperity reduces Russian belligerence while Red China pressures Moscow, highlighting how affluence changes revolutionary zeal. He notes nationalism and internal divisions threaten a unified Communist world and may shift hostilities toward Beijing.
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Babson Column Describes Dual Markets In 1920s Stocks
Babson Park Mass discusses a paradoxical era with a lagging bear market in secondary and glamour stocks while a broad bull trend lifts the Dow Jones to new highs. He notes spending on real estate holds in offices and apartments, yet hotels and rural lands slide, urging focus on fundamentals like quality growth and profits.
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Army engineer cited for solving complex problems for mission success
A U S Army photo honors an engineer for superior knowledge and judgment that aided the installation mission. It notes Mr Hope and family on Pine Avenue and a Westinghouse product designed for space target practice. The text mentions Gemini tests and simulated docking for Apollo missions.
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Gemini Device Delivered to McDonnell for Project Gemini
The first reduction prototype radar system for Project Gemini has been delivered to McDonnell Aircraft Corporation in St. Louis. Westinghouse Defense and Space Center announced the delivery, noting the radar is one of three sets to top performers in a tight, cost sensitive market.
CAB Holds Line On Washington Baltimore Helicopter Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board reaffirmed its stance that scheduled helicopter service is not needed in the Washington Baltimore area. It refused to reconsider the August decision denying authorization for service between downtown Washington and Baltimore’s major airports.
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Blue Cross Seeks Yet Another Rate Increase
A Blue Cross spokesman says the State Insurance Commission will be asked to approve another premium hike after a 19.8 percent increase in 1963. He notes the recent loss from operations and use of reserves to cover expenses while the plan awaits approval.
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Marriage of Helga Derig and Maurice Fox
Miss Helga Derig of West Berlin Germany marries Sp 4 Maurice Fox son of Mr and Mrs Glenn E Fox of Lantz. They wed in West Berlin where Fox has been stationed with the U S Army since 1960 and plan to return to Frederick County in September. Fox attended Thurmont High School.
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Warren Group May Visit Dallas
Sources say members of the Warren Commission led by Chief Justice Earl Warren may visit Dallas next week. U S Attorney Barefoot Sanders offered no comment and said any release must come from Washington.
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