Quickened Business Tempo Lifts Confidence Across Sectors
A broad upturn in business mood accompanies signs of stronger first quarter earnings. Auto sales rise with Ford tallying 109,500 in April, steel output climbs 4.1 percent weekly amid steady improvement, and manufacturing orders edge higher. Congress backs a minimum wage and textile aid, NYSE volume rises, and new consumer packaging and lunar exploration tech offerings surface.
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Russians Ahead Of Timetable Exposition Warned
A fragmented report notes warnings to Russians ahead of a timetable exposition. It mentions Thom calling for taking over the United States and references fears of slavery, war, and a large federal government.
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Surrenders by Rebel French General in Algiers
Gen Zeller, 63, who had hidden in Algiers since the April 25 revolt, surrendered to Prefect Rene Janin. He was linked to Gen Raoul Salan and Edmond Jouhaud, who remain at large. Authorities seized documents on the insurrection. Paris plans to try Zeller alongside Charle.
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History of North Carolina republished by The Reprint Co
The Reprint Co publishes an updated edition of Hawks History of North Carolina Volume I with maps and illustrations by Dr. Francis L. Hawks originally 1858. It costs 8 dollars and is available from 154 W. Cleveland Park Drive Spartanburg South Carolina.
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Telescopes Reach Objects Two Billion Light-Years Away
New instruments can detect celestial objects located about two billion light years from Earth, extending the observable universe and enabling study of distant galaxies and early cosmic history.
New Cold War Operation in State Department
The State Department announced a new cold war operation center to monitor world crises around the clock. It will relay crisis recommendations to Secretary of State Dean Rusk and President Kennedy and ensure timely implementation, led by Theodore C. Achilles. Stephen E. Smith was named special assistant to Achilles.
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Air assist saves goose hatchery near De Graff
A passing pilot from Marion Tanger spotted a burning building on G. William Voss's goose hatchery near De Graff Ohio. He radioed DeGraff firefighters who alerted locals and circled the scene. Voss emerged to see the blaze nearly controlled before the DeGraff crew arrived.
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Parish Members Embrace Self-Discipline Project
The parish launches a lent plan to save library funds by members giving up habits like drinking and smoking. Ted Haas of the parish board of education conceived the idea after a talk by Pastor Rev Bernard Pane. Father DeCrane notes the effort is unusual but aims for a year to reach the goal.
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