Mexico to Have Seven New Plants Worth $80,000,000
Mexico City June 22 UP Seven large factories costing nearly 88 million dollars will begin operations in Mexico within the next year. A government financing agency spokesman said the plants will help process raw materials and produce needed machinery, boosting production and employment while reducing foreign currency needs. Planned facilities include a Veracruz pipe plant, a railroad car works at Kolo Hidalgo, a Mexico City diesel truck and bus firm, a cellulose plant, a blast furnace at Altos Hornos de Mexico Monclova, a coke plant, and a Mexican Japanese tile machinery venture at Irapuato, with Toyoda Co. involvement. Investors also study sugar cane and vegetable waste plants.
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A bridge column recounts Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Staten Island entering slam with no trumps in dummy. North opens fourth-best, declarer showcases two methods, including a grand coup and a throw-in, as the defense and declarer navigate precise discards and finesses to reveal the ghastly distribution and two possible routes to success.
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Eisenhower backs vote for 18-year-olds in 4-H camp dispatch
4-H delegates from the 24th National Club camp report President Eisenhower urged support for granting 18-year-olds the right to vote. The youths, aged 18, greet the President, present him a copy of The 4-H Story, and discuss youth knowledge and world peace efforts amid international exchanges. The article notes Congress had recently rejected the proposal.
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