Brazil Finance Chief to Quit for Economic Mission
Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas will resign to lead an economic mission to Europe and the United States, stepping from Brazil’s three year development plan. In New Delhi the United States warns India its aid for Bokaro steel may trade off other development programs. Cairo reports Yemen’s request to join the Egypt Syria Iraq federation approved by UAR President Nasser.
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Francisco San Tiago Dantas
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United States
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India
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U. S. Congress
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Egypt
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Ben Gurion to quit premiership but stay in parliament
David Ben-Gurion told Mapai he will resign as prime minister for personal reasons while remaining a member of Parliament. The move marks a shift from earlier plans to leave the legislature.
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David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Mapai
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Jamaican PM Orders Protest Over Doctor Beating Case
Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante directed Jamaica's Ambassador Neville Ashenheim in Washington to protest reports that Dr. John McHardy was beaten by New Orleans police and jailed for five days after a bar arrest.
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Jamaica
Alexander Bustamante
Neville Ashhenheim
Washington
New Orleans
Bustamante
John McHardy
Caution on Storing Cleaning Compounds Near Toddlers
With active toddlers around the house, avoid storing cleaning products like bleaches in low cupboards. Keep them on upper shelves or in locked cabinets to prevent access and accidental spills or ingestion.
Union Talks Fail to Reach Basic Steel Pact
Pittsburgh AP The United Steelworkers Union said months of informal talks failed to yield a contract with the basic steel industry. David J. McDonald announced no progress on economic or noneconomic issues and planned further discussions with industry officials. He noted upcoming meetings of the International Executive Board and Wage Policy Committee as possible avenues for new proposals.
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United Steelworkers Union
Basic Steel Industry
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Labor- Management Human Relations Committee
International Executive Board
Brown commuting Ashley sentence saves life in prison
Gov. Edmund G. Brown commuted the death sentence of Clarence Edward Ashley to life without parole for the 1960 murder of a 6 year old girl. Brown cited Ashley's serious mental illness as a factor in the decision. Ashley, 38, a former Army warrant officer from Anderson South Carolina, was to be executed at San Quentin.
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Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Clarence Edward Ashley
Ashley
California
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S.C
San Quentin
Angie Mae Stewart
Re-elect Secretary Underdahl in ADA Election
Dr Laurentinus O. Underdahl of Rochester Minnesota was re elected secretary of the American Diabetes Association on Monday.
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Laurentinus O. Underdahl
Rochester
Minn
American Diabetes Association
Two Ohio protesters end 17 hour sit in on housing bill
In Columbus two fresh faced demonstrators Ruth Turner 24 and Bruce Melville 22 walked out after 17 hours in Gov James A Rhodes office to press for a fair housing bill. A third demonstrator left briefly for a restroom and did not re enter.
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Cleveland
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Ohio House
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Bruce Melville
Melville
Temporary Pact Puts Some Brainerd Men Back on Job
Temporary settlement let some Brainerd construction workers return to jobs as union talks resumed in the Duluth area. The dispute over wages affected over 1,500 workers and involved several million dollars in nonresumption work across Mankato and Brainerd projects.
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Mankato
Teamsters
George Carlstrom Construction Co
Elmer McCargar
Brainerd
Howard Swanson
St. Cloud
Union
Northwest Pa
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Swanson
Turbulent Weather Cited in Northwest 720B Crash Hearings
Civil Aeronautics Board investigators examined more than 100 exhibits and a full mockup of the Northwest Boeing 720B as testimony pointed to turbulent weather as a possible cause of the February 12 crash that killed 43. Eastern Air Lines captain Frank Bennett testified he refused to fly after seeing a wall of water two minutes before takeoff.
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Fla
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
Eastern Air Lines
Frank J. Bennett
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