Communists eyes Latin America as a soft underbelly
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Communist strategists view Latin America as a prime target for revolutionary movement and seizure, while the United States via the Alliance for Progress seeks to counter with aid and support for self-help nations. Kennedy tours the region amid concerns over Castro backed unrest in Venezuela Brazil Ecuador and Peru.
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Britain Tightens Immigration as Colored Population Grows
London reports Britain's non white residents exceed one percent of the population and a new act restricts arrivals from Commonwealth areas starting Sunday. The policy targets Asians and Africans while preserving some categories, with jobs remain a central concern amid existing high unemployment among colored immigrants and racial tensions following earlier riots.
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Physicists Find Lost Watch Inscribed Love to Bud
In Phoenix, Dr. E. O. Hartig notes his boss Robert Mayne wears a wristwatch found at a swimming pool. The owner remains unknown as Mayne confirms the inscription Love to Bud. Hartig asks for the return of the timepiece.
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Unusual World Disarmament Conference in Accra
About 130 delegates from over 20 countries met in Ghana's Parliament Building for a five committee disarmament session in Accra. The event, funded by Kwame Nkrumah, drew officials and nonofficials, including a Soviet delegation and former U N ambassador James W. Wadsworth, amid complex procedures and costly arrangements.
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