Gold Gamblers Rule London Market Amid Treasury Restraint
AP reports gold speculators bid prices up to 41 dollars an ounce in London while the U S Treasury Bank of England and other central banks stay on the sidelines. Analysts debate whether flooding London with gold would burst the price or signal dollar worry.
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White House to Decide on Public Release of US Prestige Polls
Senate leaders accuse the administration of concealing polls showing a drop in U S prestige abroad. Rep Moss says executive privilege blocks records on USIA polls while Hagerty deflects questions. Kennedy and Fulbright press for access amid claims of withheld findings.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Feast of Panthers at Idlewild Players New York
The Idlewild Players at Idlewild Airport plan a Wilde drama Feast of Panthers with a new perspective. Author Tom Del Vecchio, a New York newspaperman, says stigma should be removed and work judged by merit. Seven of 13 large purse horse races have occurred at Garden State Park in New Jersey.
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Apple harvest to finish by week end in Appalachian district
Most growers in the Appalachian District have finished picking with the remainder set to complete by week’s end. Weather was favorable with good coloring and a steady market. Red Delicious supplies are scarce with prices up for 4 lb bags and tray pack cartons, while large Red Stayman sales face resistance. New bag sizes include 10 lb and 8 lb mixes, with U S Hail and Fancy grades cited.
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Federal State Market News Service
U. S
Jockey Howard Grant Bets on Stud Career in New Venture
Jockey Howard Grant and agent Steve Vaonakis buy a share in Sailor's Guide who will enter stud next season at Meadowview Farm in Moorestown New Jersey. This marks their move into horse breeding.
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Sailor's Guide
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St. Petersburg Times Endorses Kennedy for President
The St. Petersburg Times endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy for president citing a need to avoid another era of divided government. The traditionally independent paper also endorsed Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson in 1952 and 1956 and had previously backed Rep. Cramer, Florida's lone Republican congressman.
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ST. Petersburg
Intentionally Wins 1958 Pimlico Futurity at Brookfield Farm
Brookfield Farm earned $119,571 from Intentionally as the 1958 Pimlico Futurity winner. The race highlighted Brookfield Farm's success in a major Maryland stakes event.
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Brookfield Farm
Plane Carrying 118 Passengers Lands Safely
An American Airlines 707 from Los Angeles to Dallas belly landed on a foam coated runway after circling the Dallas Fort Worth area to burn off fuel. There were 118 passengers and eight crew members aboard. No serious injuries. two elderly women were hospitalized for observation but in good condition. Captain Howard Morton led the flight.
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American Airlines
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Fort Worth
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Air Force plane skids to stop at Carswell Base
A nose skid at Carswell Air Force Base halted a plane after a 600 foot slide. A small fire in the nose was quickly extinguished. Stewardesses reported passengers remained calm after the initial flurry of excitement.
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Carswell Air Force Base
State job office cites computer goof in delays
Jacksonville North Carolina AP reports the State Employment Security Commission office in Jacksonville blamed delays in unemployment benefits on an infallible electronic computer goof after wiring California for an explanation. The misfire prompted a humorous and perplexing reply from the distant office.
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