Naha mayor denies he is red or anti American
Naha’s mayor elect Kemejiro Senaga says he is not a communist or anti American and will work with U S authorities. He seeks repeal of the San Francisco treaty article allowing U S forces to stay and reversion of Okinawa to Japan, amid protests from business groups and officials.
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Bolivian Cabinet Resigns To Aid Stabilization Drive
In La Paz the Bolivian cabinet stepped down to give President Hernan Siles Zuazo freedom to reorganize governance for economic stabilization. He has backed measures to curb inflation amid opposition and even went on hunger strike to win support from left wing groups and workers.
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Frager Named Shelton City Court Judge
Governor Ribicoff appoints Alderman Charles J. Frager to Shelton City court to replace the resigned judge Ralph C. Who. Frager, a Democrat, will leave the alderman post January 7 after losing reelection November 6 and has held multiple city posts. The governor also appoints David G. Proctor to Waterford Town court succeeding Judge William C. Fox who moves to the workers compensation commission for the Fifth District.
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Agents Center Party Dinner for Long-Associated Staff
Persons associated with the Agents Center at 1317 Main street for five years or more will attend the firm's annual dinner Sunday at the Fairway restaurant. The Center distributes greeting cards stationery and related items.
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Rep Eielson files compensation bill
Hartford January 2 a bill would permit payment of workmen s compensation benefits during the first seven days of disability due to on the job injury the measure was filed today in the secretary of state s office by New Zealand s experts Wool milk products and meat comprise 88 per cent of the district s economy in fragments of a longer report
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Pakistan asks UN to take up Kashmir issue
Pakistan urged the United Nations Security Council to address the Kashmir dispute, a former Indian princely state fueling nine years of Indian Pakistani strains. An UN official said the council likely would not meet before mid January.
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