Japan Emerges as Major Industrial Power 25 Years After Pearl Harbor
AP analysis notes Japan's economy boomed by 25 years after Pearl Harbor with industrial strength replacing military power. It highlights Pacific trade near 4.5 billion dollars, Japan as leading shipbuilder, strong steel mills, and dependence on imports while maintaining a balance of payments surplus amid wartime revenue from the Vietnam conflict.
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Cuban women gain status in revolutionary note
A Havana Radio broadcast highlighted Cuban women as mobilized workers and military members who helped the revolution. The piece framed women as essential in agriculture, industry, and defense, noting their pivotal role in hard labor during national moments.
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Tourists Seek Swinging Natives Nightlife in London
AP dispatch notes Americans seek British bars and clubs avoiding fellow tourists. Dolly's Blaise's and Ad Lib attract big crowds with loud rooms, dark venues, and room for celebrities, disc jockeys, and musicians. Entry often requires membership. passport checks are common for non British visitors.
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One Day Walkout at I D Packing Ends
A one day walkout at the I D Packing Co. in Des Moines ended when United Packinghouse workers returned to work. About 175 employees participated after protesting six hires on a Saturday shift instead of paying overtime. Union members chose grievance procedures over strike sanctions.
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Palestine's Lions In Bible and Crusade Era Britannica Note
Britannica records that the lion mentioned 130 times in the Bible did not go extinct in Palestine until the Crusades era, per the encyclopedia.
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