The Old Woman and the Brazilian Fil Homem
A fragment from NEA Chapter XX depicts a Brazilian girl named Maia confronting a cunning old woman and a family tied to rubber estates. The dialogue reveals a wary household and a failed meeting with a character named Udo as Maia probes ancestry, upheaval, and English malice toward rubber seeds amid Belem’s social tensions.
Echoes of a Troubled Past in a Grandfather’s Tale
An aging storyteller recalls childhood strength and family memories as he narrates life on the estate, river journeys, and a devastating fire. He reflects on leaving the estate, paddling for the Senhor Wickham, and the fatal blaze caused by carelessness, while Sara asks questions about the events and consequences.
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Ford to Speed Production of Automobiles
Ford Motor Co says it will speed up automobile production this week and expects further gains next week. After a week of limited plant operation due to steel shortages, Ford aims to cover about 58 percent of its own supplies and anticipates fer four weeks for incoming materials to prevent a full shutdown. General Motors and Chrysler face continued steel supply uncertainty.
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Global Briefs Touch Iran Turkey CENTO Allies
Army dispatches report President Ayub Khan of Pakistan arrives for a two nation state visit then heads to Turkey for another official stay as Iran Turkey and Pakistan align in CENTO. In France a wedding party crash kills six near Savoy. Khrushchev remarks on Americans and Russian relations amid Cold War reflections at a Kremlin event. Tunisia renews its pro Western president's mandate as a North African state expands ties. A narrative paragraph follows with a girl fleeing a relative after a secret visit, ending with To Be Continued?
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Negro Porters Lose Case for Extra Pay
Washington reports that Negro train porters who also acted as mail clerks failed to obtain Supreme Court review of a suit against the United States seeking extra pay. The ruling leaves unresolved pay claims in federal service.
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Fabian to Be Guest of Red Skelton Show on Channel 6
Tonight at 7 80 on Channel 6 the Red Skelton Show features Fabian with Thalia Monninger and Freddie the Freeload er in a comedy sketch. Dobie Gillis story arc and other program details highlight a lineup including The Garry Moore Show and Candid Camera vignettes.
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Supreme Court Accepts Few Civil Rights Orders
The Missouri Pacific Railroad era under trusteeship faced a wage discrimination claim by Black brakemen who alleged white colleagues earned higher pay. The U S Claims Court ruled the United States did not own or employ the plaintiffs, only aiding a financially distressed road. Attorneys appealed, arguing a trend toward civil rights decisions. The Supreme Court issued a small batch of orders on its regular session day after a week of briefings.
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U.S. Aid Spending Cuts Raise Western Worries
Western diplomats report the United States may trim foreign aid and military spending to reduce a four billion dollar annual deficit. They fear Congress may demand protectionist steps while preserving free world leadership. Some see cuts as temporary and expect expanded American trade to lessen the gap.
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Rape Charge Filed at Siloam Springs
Raymund Jims was charged with rape in Siloam Springs after a 19 year old woman reported being assaulted while hitchhiking to Fayetteville. Deputy Prosecutor Charles Garin said the case involves a man who allegedly forced the woman and her companion from a vehicle. The defendant is held without bail pending further actions.
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