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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1962

Page

3

South Africa tightens borders to curb illegal immigrant labor

The text notes that workers from British and Portuguese territories enter South Africa for high wages. They previously could re-enter after short family visits, but now many must take one-way tickets. The regime plans fences and posts to end unguarded border entries and expand control.

South Africa Africa

United Nations bootblack Jimmy Rinaldi shines for decades

Jimmy Rinaldi, a Brooklyn bootblack, has operated a busy stand at the United Nations for 16 years. He speaks 30 languages, names capitals of all 110 member states, and gauges world affairs by his daily trade. He notes Cuban crisis impact and hopes the UN steadies world peace through dialogue.

United Nations Jimmy Rinaldi Bootblack Secretariat Jimmy U.N Tom Harry Kuzma Kiselev Byelo Russia Ridgewood Brooklyn Lake Success

Israeli Supreme Court Raises Spy Sentence for Israel Beer

In Jerusalem the Israeli supreme court increased the prison term for Israel Beer from ten to fifteen years for spying for an unidentified country. Beer, a military commentator and historian, was convicted months earlier and appealed the sentence.

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South Africa Re-entry Rule Strains Foreign Workers

Johannesburg AP reports the policy forcing foreign Africans to leave for visits without re-entry causes hardship. Officials estimate millions are affected, with many workers unable to return after family visits under the ruling.

South Africa

Ten Million Dollar U.S. Loan to Tunisia

The United States and Tunisia signed a contract for a $10 million loan to be repaid over 30 years. Start date is in 10 years with a 0.75 percent service charge. Funds will buy well drilling and agricultural equipment from the United States.

Tunis Tunisia U.S

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