Alliance for Progress Failing to Gain Ground in Latin America
A year into the Alliance for Progress, U S aid nears 21 billion across 19 countries but results appear gloomier. US private capital shrank, local capital fled to Switzerland, and coffee markets suffered. Critics question U S goals, with Peru reversing aid stance and Latin Americans doubting real impact. Public opinion in Buenos Aires echoes skepticism about tangible benefits.
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California Democrats Convene in Sacramento for 1952 Platform
California Democrats gathered in Sacramento for the annual state convention and a Sunday meeting of the State Central Committee. Gov. Brown will deliver the keynote, aimed at re election, with fellow leaders including Alan Cranston Bert Betts Glenn M. Anderson and Don Rose. The platform committee led by George Miller met to finalize the 1952 platform. Other speakers include U S Senator Clair Engle State Senator Richard Richards and Attorney General Stanley Mosk.
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Navy Yard to Cut Jobs 2 Percent
Washington Navy officials forecast a 2 percent decline in shipyard employment due to shifting more work to private industry. Most affected are student trainees and short-term summer workers, with a nationwide drop of about 1,700 jobs in the coming year. Mare Island and Long Beach payrolls are projected around 23,200 to 24,800 and 6,100 to 6,600 respectively by year end.
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Solons Push for Vote on Negro Judge
Washington reports Sen. Olin D Johnston has chaired six subcommittee hearings on Thurgood Marshall in four months without action. Five Judiciary Committee members plan to discharge the subcommittee to move Marshall's nomination to full Senate consideration if needed. The White House says a vote is expected before adjournment.
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Ena Hartman Signs NBC Talent Contract Five Years
Ena Hartman, an Arkansas born model who grew up on a Moscow farm and moved to Buffalo then New York, signed a five year NBC talent contract making her the first Negro girl reportedly to land a long term network television deal. Her path included dramatic coaching and voice lessons after modeling with Grace del Marco Agency. The network pact details and future shows remain to be decided.
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