Onassis Denies Monaco Rift Amid Reports of Exit
Aristotle Onassis rejected rumors of a break with Monaco and plans to pull out of the principality. A prepared statement denied selling shares in the casino corporation and emphasized he remains a buyer, not a seller. In London, police blockaded Downing Street against hundreds of nuclear test demonstrators demanding a halt.
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Raft Trip Begins Amidst 41 Day Coastal Quest
French scientist Eric de Bisschop sails from Lima on a balsa raft with a five man crew including Jean Pellisier and Juan Fischer. The voyage follows a 41 day coastal leg after a May 26 storm near the Juan Fernandez Islands broke the raft last year.
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McElroy Joins NATO Ministers in Paris Meet
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy arrived in Paris to join NATO allies for talks with ministers on missile installations and defense costs. The agenda includes pooling European resources to produce weapons for the alliance, a plan supported so far mainly by Great Britain.
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Lockheed Wage Offer Rejected by IAM at Lockheed Plants
In Los Angeles union workers of the International Association of Machinists Local 776 rejected Lockheed’s wage offer by a 93 percent vote and authorized strike action with 9134 percent in favor. IAM seeks about 6 percent raise plus cost of living adjustments and other enhancements, potentially lifting average skilled wages at Burbank Maywood and Palmdale plants from 2.62 to 2.70 or higher. A five day notice and international approval are required before any walkout.
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Billion in aid to Chiang’s Nationalist China nears one billion
The United States will have provided about 1 billion dollars in economic and defense aid to Nationalist China by the end of June. The program started in 1951 and continues to fund Chiang Kai-shek’s government in Formosa.
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