Ecuador Seeks Loans To Launch Development Plan
President Velasco Ibarra disclosed to Ambassador Stevenson that Ecuador is ready for a comprehensive program to raise living standards but seeks more than 180 million dollars in foreign credits. The plan, presented ahead of the Inter-American Council meeting in Montevideo, calls for tax and agrarian reform and administrative changes to remove development obstacles. Stevenson met with ministers and Velasco Ibarra, amid a leftist leafleting clash, as Ecuador seeks loans from the United States and international agencies to fund highways, land reform pilots, water sanitation, and school construction.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Velasco Tbarra
Adlai E. Stevenson
Velasco Ibarra
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
inter-American Economic and Social Council
Montevideo
Uruguay
Stevenson
Presidential
Confederation of Labor
Peru
United States
Amazon
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Velasco Marra
Moore
Bogota
Columbia
Washington
Glass Import Hike Plan Draws West Virginia Attention
In a letter to President Kennedy Rep Arch A Moore Jr of West Virginia urges careful consideration of U S Tariff Commission recommendations. The commission suggests cutting duty concessions on imported sheet glass to curb injury to the domestic glass industry affecting Clarksburg and Charleston and other WV cities.
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Clarksburg
Charleston
Kennedy
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
H-Wva
U. S. Tariff Commission
Adams Reflects on Goldfine Case Mistakes
New York reports Sherman Adams, former Eisenhower aide, says in Life magazine excerpts from his memoirs that his judgment erred in the Goldfine affair. He resigned in 1950 after admitting favors and calls on Goldfine’s behalf, now reflecting on the “unhappy episode” and the danger of perceived personal interest. Goldfine was later sentenced to prison and fined for tax evasion.
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Sherman
Adams
Goldfine
Eisenhower
Life Magazine
White House
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldline
New Hampshire
Brinkley Attacks Hagerty as News Chief
NBC commentator David Brinkley criticizes ABC news chief Jim Hagerty as a political press agent with little newsroom experience. He notes NBC and CBS reporters cover the news daily, while Hagerty questions reporters instead. Brinkley spoke during a WSAZ-TV interview after dedicating the David Brinkley Bridge in Wayne County West Virginia amid the Kennedy Humphrey primary contest.
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David Brinkley
National Broadcasting Co
Jim Hagerty
American Broadcasting Co
U Hagerty
Brinkley
Wsaz-Tv
Hagerly
Hagerty
D-Minn
NBC
Wayne County
CBS
West
Virginia
Arthur Godfrey
West Virginia
Kennedy
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Itinerant Office Set for Food Stamp Applications
County residents may apply this week as the itinerant office visits Bradshaw and War to test a new plan. Grace Strain, certification unit head, said Monday that interviewers will be in Bradshaw today and Wednesday and move to War Thursday and Friday, while Welch remains open. Through last Friday, 3,281 applications were received for 14,528 people.
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McDowell
Bradshaw
War
Grace Strain
Welch
Wedneday
Strain
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