Trujillo Quits World Bank Over US Criticism
The Dominican government plans to withdraw from the World Bank citing diplomatic backlash from the United States and 19 Latin nations. Central Bank officials say the move stems from domestic sentiment and condemnation of recent actions against Venezuela. Neither Cuba nor the Dominican Republic requested loans from the group. The Dominican Republic remains in the separate International Monetary Fund.
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Cuba China Pact and Kennedy Africa Interest
The report notes a Cuba China pact with references to Ernest Guevara visiting Pyongyang and Beijing, and Senator Frank Church stating Kennedy’s war interest in Africa after supporting Algerians. Church urged U.S. aid for African education, stressing African self determination.
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Thousands of Japanese workers strike bases for higher pay
Thousands of Japanese workers stayed away from U S bases in Japan for a 24 hour strike seeking higher wages and year end bonuses.
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Interservice Fuss Delays Brazil Carrier Arrival
In Brasilia heads of the armed forces clashed over who should man the plates of the aircraft carrier bought from Britain and due here this month, delaying plans and highlighting interservice tensions.
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FCC backs Hartford pay TV trial plan
FCC staff endorses a three year pay television trial in Hartford Connecticut. RKO General Zenith Riveria and Hartford Phonevision seek authority to operate WHCT TV under a test scheme. Opponents warn the plan could end free TV as theater owners press objections and argue the project risks market disruption.
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Seattle Man Held in Disappearance of Wife and Daughter
A former Seattle man, Guy Muldavin Rockwell, was held on a $50,000 bond in New York City related to the disappearance of his second wife Margarita Mearns Rockwell and her daughter Dolores Mearns. Read details note a tank with remains at his home and connections to prior marriages and fraud allegations.
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MGM Chief Dies in Hollywood After Cancer Battle
W P Whitey Hendry, head of the MGM studio police since 1935, died Wednesday night in a Hollywood hospital after battling cancer. He led the studio police for nearly two decades, overseeing security across the studio lot and productions. Hendry's death ends a long career tied to MGM during a transformative era for the film industry.
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