Peru Faces Financial Crisis Blames US for Woes
Lima reports Peru, rich in agriculture and minerals, seeks relief from a US market downturn. Officials urge higher US purchases and tariff reductions as exports fell from 330 million to 448 million imports in 1957. Reducing costs, borrowing from central bank or Export-Import Bank, and wage controls are amid economic strain and Communist protests against Nixon.
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U.S
Nixon
Peru
Manuel Prado
Prado
Insurance Department Certificate for Iowa Mutual Insurance
The Insurance Department of Iowa Des Moines issues an annual certificate for publication for Iowa Nation Mutual Insurance Company headquartered in Cedar Rapids. Sworn statements show admitted assets of 23,528,680.68 and total liabilities of 4,142,294.28 as of December 31 1957, with authority to transact business in Iowa until next renewal.
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Insurance Department of Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Nation Mutual Inurance Company
Cedarapids
Iowa
P. Bennett
Insurance Department OF
ES Moines
Edar Rapids
Isurance Department of Iowa
Code of Iowa
Quiver
Surance
Felar Coutity
Renee
Pope
Median income for public school teachers fixed at 4324
Census data show the 1957 median earnings for U S public school teachers at 4324 with half earning more and half less. District of Columbia leads at 5453, while Arkansas 2513 and Mississippi 2670 are among the lowest. About 2.469 million civilians were in public education, 1.56 million are teachers. Wyoming posts the most education workers per 10 000 population.
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Peru
U.S
Washington
Census Bureau
Amercan
District of Columbia
New York
California
Wyoming
Demographic Ratios Show Wide Regional Variations
The data lists ratios with South Dakota at 160.7 per 10,000, North Dakota 156.8, and the District of Columbia 73.2 as the lowest. Other states cited include Rhode Island 89.0, Massachusetts 94.5, and Pennsylvania 97.5, illustrating large regional disparities.
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Towa
South Dakota
North Dakota
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Indonesian Prime Minister admits heavy opposition in North Celebes
Jakarta dispatch reports Prime Minister Djuanda acknowledged on Monday that government forces confront strong resistance in North Celebes even after the fall of Manado. The statement underscores continuing unrest and strategic challenges in the region.
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Jakarta
Djuanda
Celebes
1Menado
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