Three-Way NATO Plan Seeks Latin America Ties
President Eduardo Frei Montalva of Chile proposes a three way Atlantic Community linking Europe and the United States to Latin America through a broadened Alliance for Progress. The plan aims to ease inter-American strains, cut tariffs, extend credits and promote Western cooperation against Communism, with Viet Nam framing debate.
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Eduardo Frei Montalva
Chile
Alliance For Progress
Europe
United States
Frei
Christian Democrats
Cuba
Washington
Viet Nam
General Motors Posts Half Year Profit Boost Amid Strong Economy
General Motors reports a first half net of 1.28 billion on sales of 4 056 000 cars and 11 2 billion in revenue. AT and T earned 1.76 billion in the year ended May 31. GM cites consumer income growth and broad economic strength as key drivers while noting its 3.58 percent share of a 22.4 billion GNP.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
AT & T
Frederick G. Donner
James M. Roche
Repeal of 14(b) Faces House Vote After Senate OK
John Chamberlain notes the House rejected retention of Taft Hartley 14(b) by eighteen votes with nine key turners. He warns Midwest farm states may pay price through future farm legislation and reapportionment disputes, while Iowa debates reflect broader public sentiment.
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Johnsons Asian Bank move kept secret by House panel
Eugene Black briefed the House Banking Committee in a closed session on July 29 about the proposed Asian Bank. Chairman Wright Patman refused stenographic records, while Black and officials from the Treasury and State Departments described routine talks and concerns over Soviet membership. The administration aims to involve Congress in Bangkok negotiations to bolster Southeast Asia development and gain Republican support.
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Michigan
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Mekong River
Bartley to Join FCC as Critics Balk at Renewal Plan
Black discusses a Ford chat while Johnson mulls Bartley for another FCC seat. Bartley supports strict single-station ownership, drawing fire from critics and station owners. Governors push to self finance the annual conference amid backlash over Minnesota Mining ties, with a potential $5000 per state assessment to fund main events.
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FCC
Sam Rayburn
Johnson
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Congress
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Rolvaag
Minnesota Mining
Life Begins at Forty Train Successors Advised
Executive Robert Peterson urges older business leaders to mentor and groom younger successors. He argues that neglecting development of the next generation risks stagnation and diminished enterprise growth. He stresses structured training, succession planning, and ongoing leadership guidance.
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Edward Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Ohio Congress Votes Yea Nays on Key Bills
The Ohio delegation split on multiple measures. Senate backing Dirksen Bill failed 57 39 for constitutional change. House approved highway funding increase 313 11 and voting rights bill 328 74. Bank capital rise 330 54 cleared, with party splits noted. Rosenthal comments on leadership succession and Kinney Service Corp growth.
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Vanik
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International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Dear Abby column tips on teen car rides and social invites
Excerpts from Dear Abby include a teen who sneaked a ride with a older friend and faced grounding after a leak about the trip. Also guidance on handling insincere coffee invites and a blunt judgment on a sister in law who uses unconventional discipline with a toddler.
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Bruce
Integration Ends Jobs for Negro Teachers in the South
Barbara Carter reports that hundreds of Negro teachers have lost positions or face uncertain futures as student integration leads to Negro schools closing and limited transfer to white schools. NEA cites 180 Texas layoffs with higher statewide fears. many teachers face downgraded roles or short term contracts amid discrimination concerns.
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