South Africa Escapes U N Sanctions Vote At U N
United Nations General Assembly failed to muster a two thirds vote to impose stringent sanctions on South Africa over apartheid. A 42 to 34 roll call with 21 abstentions blocked the tougher clause, while a milder measure deploring apartheid passed 95 to 1 with the United States supporting it. The U S also urged negotiations with India and Pakistan on treatment of Indian and Pakistani origin residents.
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Kennedy Wage Bill Faces Strong Opposition in Senate
President Kennedy’s plan to raise the minimum wage from 1 to 1.25 dollars and broaden coverage to about 4 million workers met brisk opposition from Southern Democrats and conservative Republicans on the Senate floor. House action favors a lower wage and narrower coverage, creating a likely conference committee fight to resolve differences before any final passage.
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Ball Conceals Loot From Mexico City Shop Theft
A shop in Mexico City reported jewels valued at over 80000 dollars stolen and smuggled to Guatemala inside a bright rubber ball by a Colombian thieves gang. A suspect, arrested by secret service agents, confessed to the theft.
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