Matchups and upheavals echo through restless pages
A compact, era reflecting montage lists aggressive clashes and shifting forces. Texas projects a boom while global tension surfaces in sea pirates and oil markets. Soviet backtracking, aging societies, and new power struggles shape a tentative balance.
Betsy Ross Looms Over U N Flag Woes
The U N flag department faces constant changes as new nations demand last minute design tweaks. Nassau Abelson oversees 111 nylon flags 4 by 6 feet flown in alphabetical order at U N headquarters. Flags degrade yearly, costing about 1000 dollars to replace due to weather and wear.
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United Nations
NEA
Betsy Ross
U.N
Nathaniel Abelson
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Abelson
Afghanistan
Yugoslavia
Lieut
Ray Mahoney
Manhattan
East River
Italy on rocky road political and economic turmoil
Italy faces a tense pause in policy as a weak stopgap government seeks austerity measures amid rising prices and inflationary effects. The Communist party watches from the sidelines while factions struggle to form a durable coalition, with economic strain widening the gap between labor and business.
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Rome
Italy
Communist Party
Giuseppe Leone
Fanfani
Aly
Giuseppe Medici
Leone
Pineapple Company Trains Staff In Hawaii Program
Dole Corporation, a major Hawaii pineapple producer, launches an in house education drive to combat xenophobia among employees. It led the way by enrolling workers and their families in a University of Hawaii driven private sector peace corps style program for businessmen spouses and kin.
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Holonlulu
Dole Corporation
Hawaii
University of Hawaii
Opportunity knocks in Latin America as Communist split widens
Leon Dennen reports that splits between pro Moscow and pro Beijing factions in Latin American communist movements create openings for democracy and U S influence. He notes Brazil's Lacerda as a pro United States voice, while Tito and Yugoslavia observers see rising dissension across the region.
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United States
Latin America
Carlos Lacerda
Guananbara
Lacerda
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow - Peking
Iron Curtain
Russia
Soviet Union
Rio
Brazil
Leonel Brizola
Fidel Castro
Uruguay
Peru
Mexico
Information Agency
CIA
Monte Carlo's Casino School Pupils Learn the Croupier Craft
A NEA feature describes Monte Carlo Casino's eight month program for aspiring coupieres. Applicants must work two years in casino jobs, pass tests, learn gambling lingo, dexterity with chip throws, and memorize roulette bets. About 150 apply each year, one third pass. The process includes training under a games inspector and handling stage fright.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
NEA
Riviera
Etienne Arganini
Casino
Games
Arganini
Students Walk Out Over Dress Code Rules in Viareggio
Two hundred students from a Viareggio high school walked out protesting a dress rule mandating jackets and ties for boys and black smocks for girls that must reach below the knee. The action drew attention as pupils rallied against attire restrictions and called for changes by school authorities.
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Viareggio
Italy
Belgrade Ad Baits Readers With Dog For Sale
A Belgrade newspaper ad offers a German Shepherd for sale described as a beautiful example who eats everything and especially likes children, a lighthearted classified item framed as a notice.
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Belgrade
Happy Ending For Palmwoods Love Reunites Two Spouses
In Australia a former Palmwoods resident Ethel Barber now Ethel Deans, 80, meets her old love William Deans, 90, years after a broken engagement and separate marriages. They marry at Redcliffe Presbyterian Church and plan to live in Sydney with three great grandchildren awaiting them.
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Brisbane
Australia
Palmwoods
Ethel Barber
William Deans
Ethel
Sydney
Henry Fewtrell
William
Ethel Fewtrel
Redcliffe Presbyterian Church
Faked Russian Oil Reports Stir Brazil Oil Drama
The piece recounts a likely forged Russian oil prospect narrative in Brazil aimed at undermining U S policy and Petrobras. Walter Link disputes Soviet claims of Brazil's oil wealth while Gen Silva touts new refineries in Porto Alegre and Belo Horizonte as inflation and chaos persist.
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Brazil
Leon Demen
Rio DE Janeiro
Walter Link
Bakirov and
Tagiev
Gen
Albino Silva
Petrobras
Link
South America
Russia
United Nations
United States
Rio
Jornal de Brazil
Nikita Khrushchev
Gen Silva
Porto Alegre
Belo Horizonte
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