OAS Members Tackle Semantics on Castro Issue
In Washington this week the Organization of American States wrestled with a delicate semantic problem over Cuba. Venezuela pressed for mandatory sanctions after a Cuban arms landing in Venezuela, while some members resisted decisive language. The debate split the group, leaving no fully satisfactory outcome except possibly Fidel Castro.
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Chapultepec
Venezuela
Rio
Washington
Caracas
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Romulo Betancourt
Gold Wedding Band Found in Woodward After 16 Years
Mrs. Glenn Jamison regains a gold wedding band lost in 1947 during a Woodward tornado cleanup. Her husband first uncovered the ring in a shovelful of dirt while repairing their finger bed, ending a long-sought mystery.
Balance of Trade Competition Gets Tougher
The United States faces stiffer global trade pressure as Britain boosts export efforts under a new National Export Council led by Sir William McFadzean. The move aims to coordinate groups to push UK exports while U S dealers watch imports and current accounts.
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UPI
Great Britain
Britain
Board of Trade
Edward Heath
National Export Council
Bej
William McFad
McFadzean
United States
Department of Commerce, Land
American Institute of Marine Underwriters
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