Soviets Offer Long Term Credits to Indonesia Amid Neutrality Push
Khrushchev agrees to extend up to 250 million dollars in long term credits to Indonesia on condition it stays out of Western alliances. Sukarno plans to sign the credit agreement plus a cultural accord and a joint statement. The package funds steel mills and other industries and includes plans to establish nuclear reactors for research.
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Balloon project tests sphere for space radio reflections
A 130 pound plastic sphere was launched 225 miles from Wallops Island Virginia to test a balloon used as a reflector for radio signals. The sphere inflated with sublimating powder and was observed glowing red as it expanded. A Bell Laboratories audio signal was bounced to MIT and GE laboratories for reception tests.
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U.S. Inattention to Latins Cited Highlights Latin American Communism
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee private study warns the United States has neglected Latin America. It says Communist penetration is not alarming but near Guatemala in 1954 and possibly Cuba now. It urges stronger State Department effort, more exchanges, increased economic aid, and greater access to Latin American raw materials. The report notes university infiltration and labor union influence, with 210 000 to 230 000 Communist party members across Latin America, versus 500 000 in 1947.
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Cooley Sees No Immediate Sugar Law Change Yet
Rep. Harold Cooley of North Carolina said there will be no immediate change in the U S sugar law affecting Cuba but changes could come next year. He noted Cuba’s trade deal with the Soviet Union could trigger shifts and cited Cuba’s confiscation of American property as a factor guiding future legislation. He was in Puerto Rico to study sugar planters seeking a four year extension instead of a one year renewal.
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Government To Purchase Surplus Yams
The Agriculture Department will buy sweet potatoes in New Jersey and North Carolina to aid growers facing marketing difficulties due to a large crop. Purchases will be distributed to nonprofit school lunch programs and other eligible outlets, depending on quantity and available funds. Announcements from the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee will outline details and specifications.
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Anaconda at Washington Zoo Dies After 28 Years in Captivity
A South American anaconda held at the Washington zoo died at age 28, marking the longevity record for snakes kept in U.S. captivity. The reptile lived for nearly three decades under museum care and public display.
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Beauty on a Budget Riviera Cold Wave Sale
A budget beauty feature highlights a regular $10.00 Riviera product now available at $5.95. The ad emphasizes value and discount pricing to attract shoppers seeking affordable cosmetic options.
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