Investor spreads amid volatile stock price moves
The report notes trading activity showing dozens of shares changing hands with price shifts after the opening. It cites instances of a Nasdaq listing and states prices fluctuated from a low around 20 to a high near 70, with about 32 000 shares traded in a brief period and a 2 percent intraday movement.
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Bridge Etiquette Query Sparks Reader Debate
A reader asks about what to say after a partner’s bad bridge misplay within a humorous column. Alfred Sheinwold notes etiquette, suggests silence, and jokes about rhetoric, with panelists and Miss USA referenced in a mixed, breezy tone.
China Nuclear Blast Seen Late This Year
Diplomatic reports from London say Red China may test a primitive nuclear device before year end to boost prestige as a rising nuclear power. Peking scientists reportedly rush work despite not yet producing a real atomic bomb and official lines hold.
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Silence on Nuclear Progress Clouds V P Contender View
Western observers report limited official data on China’s nuclear program. Analysts foresee a potential test on the Chinese mainland later this year or in 1965 but warn Beijing may not yet produce weapons or delivery systems for a decade or more. Russian aid is unlikely, as former Soviet technicians left China and access to bomb samples remains denied. Chinese officials accuse Moscow of withholding cooperation while diplomats claim stolen Soviet atomic secrets informed Beijing’s efforts.
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Missing western singer Reeves feared dead after plane search
About 300 police and volunteers combed a wooded hillside near Nashville after Reeves and pianist Dean Manuel failed to arrive from Batesville Arkansas. Reeves, a former Grand Ole Opry member, was last reported on a business trip. a Berry Field Airport transmission said a light plane disappeared from radar near Old Baldwin.
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Plane Missing Off Los Angeles in Ocean Flight
A private plane with six aboard vanished shortly after takeoff from Los Angeles International Airport. Radar and radio contact were lost three minutes after departure, and a Coast Guard report indicates the aircraft may have struck the sea about two miles from the airport. Pilot listed as M. P. Moeser of San Diego, California.
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Cleckneer Named by Arizona Democratic Council in District 12 Race
Cleckneer Clecknier, 35, a Coronaska High School history teacher, received the Arizona Democratic Council of District No. 12 endorsement for state representative in District 12. Valley resident for 30 years and Dem politics active 15 years, he graduates from Arizona State University with political science and history majors. Cleckner favors equalization, industrial development and youth education issues.
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Moon photos show dangerous miniature craters near landing sites
Pasadena scientists praised Ranger 7 as extraordinary with 4316 frames revealing tiny craters as small as three feet that could trap and disable a lander. Researchers seek safer terrain including Copernicus as they weigh future manned lunar steps and analyze smooth vs unclear image details.
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Bribery case exposes dangers of reporting bribe in Soviet Moldova
In Kishinev a man named Goldberg paid a bribe to factory foreman Kogan to obtain a bathroom fixture. Prosecutors used the payment as evidence, Kogan was jailed for four years, and the judge refused to return the bribe. The factory director then tore up Goldberg's order, leaving him with payment and no fixture.
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Senate passes 1.2 billion housing bill to extend programs
The Senate approved a 1.2 billion housing bill by voice vote to keep major housing programs in effect for 10 months while a broader omnibus measure is drafted. A House version of 900 million has cleared subcommittee. The bill preserves urban renewal and public housing, farm housing loans, and federal mortgage insurance, with subsidies for displaced residents as a key new feature.
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Goldwater to address Bohemian Club members in private talk
Barry M Goldwater Republican presidential candidate will address about 1200 members and guests at San Francisco's Bohemian Club in a private session. He plans a Balboa Bay holiday with family and will keep vacation activities off limits to reporters.
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