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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
10
Washington reports upbeat early word on Ohio Governor James Rhodes from two channels as his administration begins. The Republican governor is seen as a hard Knocker with potential to push reforms.
In New York the ESADA report to seven investor owned utilities notes fuel costs for atomic fuel are now below conventional fuel costs and that the economics show a stand off between atomic and conventional power. It signals growing interest in atomic plants across the state and wider implications for consumers.
Helen Thomas of United Press International becomes the first woman to close a presidential news conference. She swapped the traditional thanks for a direct, emphatic closing, drawing a warm reply from President Kennedy.
Wall Street gains momentum as downside decay slows and upside attracts investors and speculators. Analysts say the broad market advance could overcome overhead barriers, with renewed public interest and large institutional funds ready to invest at favorable prices.
L O Hooper of W E Hutton and Company argues that a healthier market would move to a routine pace rather than continue the rapid gains seen in the last three months.
Sidney Lumet keeps Eugene O'Neill's dialogue intact in the film adaptation of Long Day's Journey Into Night. He rejects Hollywood rewrites to honor the playwright. The cast includes Ralph Richardson Katharine Hepburn Jason Robards Jr and Dean Stockwell who all won Cannes acting prizes for the work.
Dublin Premier Sean Lemass challenged a United Nations report calling Ireland underdeveloped. He told Parliament the authors did not contact Ireland or its government departments and accused the panel of not knowing what they were talking about.
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