Market Slump Follows Surgeon Report On Health Risks
The New York market showed declines as traders digested a recent report by the US surgeon general on health risks tied to smoking. Cigar makers faced hesitation amid broader market concerns about consumer demand and policy shifts.
Tax cut legislation passes amid mixed stock trading
The Associated Press reports a noon stock snapshot with the 60-stock average up 0.7 to 200.7 as industrials rise 0.9, rails 0.5, and utilities 0.3. The Dow Jones average gains 0.53 to 776.22 while Alcoa falls, Reynolds slips, and other named firms show declines amid price statements and market reactions.
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Live Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle And Hogs Trade
Baltimore and Chicago cattle and hog markets steady to lower with shorthanded active trading. Slaughter steers and heifers report declines while cows and bulls hold, feeders mixed. hogs show steady to weak bids with various weight classes quoted, calves and sheep market activity modest.
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Indonesia Crisis Talks Stir Hope for Peace Outlook
Prospects from Page 1 report Sukarno praising talks as a step toward a peaceful solution to the crisis. Observers weigh whether he will mend rifts with Malaysia over Sabah while fearing economic damage and possible Philippine recognition that could isolate Indonesia. Western diplomats remain divided on outcomes.
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Man Injured in Chain-Reaction Crash Saturday
A chain reaction crash injured a man at 16 E. Cecil Street when a northbound car failed to stop and hit another vehicle. Earlier, a 1954 white driven by John H. of 414 N Loudoun and a 1962 car driven by Harold M of Pleasant Dale WV were involved in a separate mishap with light damage. A 1957 taxicab owned by Kenneth Strother of Le was struck in the early morning, with the Strother vehicle parked in the 600 block of Loudoun Street.
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Lee's College Office Left as He Was on Founder's Day
In 1870 Lee died after directing Washington College now Washington and Lee University. Trustees kept his ground floor chapel office unchanged and observed his birthday with Founder's Day events. A student asked for an autograph, and Lee signed it before illness ended his tenure.
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Sukarno Pushes Malay Campaign as Jakarta Seizures Continue
Reports say Sukarno vows to press the campaign until Indonesia’s federation dissolves or aligns with his rule. In Jakarta workers seized Shell Oil property and other British interests while Leimena, abroad, faced a halt to takeover moves. Antara quoted Jo biod Ghéaliea reaffirming adherence to presidential decrees after September seizures.
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First New World Brewery Built in 1612 on Manhattan Tip
Adrian Block and Hans Christiansen constructed the first commercial brewery in the New World in 1612. They raised a beer house in a log structure at the southern tip of present day Manhattan Island.
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Winchester Jaycees Silver Anniversary Founder's Day
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce marks the 25th year with a Founder's Day celebration on February 1. The event will highlight the Jaycees Silver Anniversary, with ceremonies featuring notable members and invited guests.
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Awards banquet set with Jaycee honors and distinguished service
The fete includes a Boss of the Year award and an Outstanding Farmer honor along with the Distinguished Service Award. Del Sewell, active Jaycee and Chamber of Commerce president, receives the DSA at the event to be held at the Lee Jackson Restaurant.
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Lacking Evidence Scientists Rely on Rock Outcrops and Waves
Scientists face a gap in direct proof and thus have depended on observable rock outcroppings and earthquake wave data to infer subsurface structures. The work highlights the challenge of confirming models without direct samples.
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