De Gaulle Eyes UN as Trojan Horse Against U S
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle plans to use the United Nations to advance French aims in Europe and Africa. He seeks a larger role for France in the UN Security Council, potentially admitting Red China, reshaping council power, and asserting France’s influence through a revamped global balance.
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Bavarian beer wagons arrive at New York World’s Fair
A Bavarian show arrives with a four horse wagon team pulling a flowered beer cask wagon. The Lowenbrau stallions Gust, Blasi, Pauli, Michel and Damer, 18 hands high and about 2000 pounds, are stabled on Long Island with a retinue including a blacksmith and wagon guide. They arrived after an 10 day voyage, and carry velvet hats, red vests, silver belts, and Bavarian medals.
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Cuba Opens New Factories in Desert Farming Plan
In a major 11 year program, Cuba and Saudi Arabia announce desert agriculture in the Wadi Sahba area of Saudi Arabia. The project, part of oil driven modernization, aims to establish a 1M acre research and training center with $13 million cost, financed by Aramco up to $400,000. The Wadi Sahba site along the Saudi Railroad near Harad spans 37 miles long by 1 mile wide with soil likened to the Mississippi Delta.
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Rio fare hike sparks protests among Rio commuters
In Rio de Janeiro commuters react to a 500 percent fare increase on the rail system. Despite promises to use the extra revenue to modernize and expand service, angry riders have protested with cheers and complaints as authorities deploy military police for crowd control. Long trains, crowded cars, and aging equipment highlight the strain, with officials vowing reforms to reduce deficits and improve speed.
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