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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1964

Page

3

Britain Keeps Cuba Trade Talks Quiet Despite Policy

Douglas Home stated Britain will not sell arms to Cuba nor grant aid to Castro. British sources note Anglo American trade strains over East West policy, but leaders spent little time on it. Britain’s trade with Cuba has fallen from about 15 million pounds in 1959 to 19 million pounds in 1963.

Britain United States South Viet Nam Douglas- Home Douglas Home Cuba

Anaheim Educator Survey Sparks Local Outcry

A survey paid for publicly in Anaheim triggered a furor as officials insist the project aimed to gauge social and political attitudes of school boards and superintendents. May defended the mailing costs, while USC denied approving the topic, and district leaders face resignations and a forthcoming recall election for trustees.

Rafferty May USC Dorman ‘Commans Eft Charles A. Wilson New Jersey

Douglas Union Names Delegates to UAW Convention

The United Aerospace Workers at the Douglas Aircraft Co plant named eight members to attend the UAW international convention in Atlantic City on March 20. More than 1200 ballots were cast. Named delegates are Ann LeFebvre, Tony Gutierrez, Hazel Lawrence, Bill Roberts, Toby Sturgis, Willie Felder, Joe Friedmann, and Dick Bell. The convention is expected to draw about 2,000 delegates.

United Aerospace Workers Douglas Aircrat Co UAW Atlantic City Ann LeFebvre Ony Gutierrez Hazel Lawrence Bill Roberts Toby Sturgis Willie Felder Joe Friedmann Dick Bell

Dine With Sir Alec as Guests of Johnsons

President and Mrs Johnson hosted 136 dinner guests in the State Dining Room for a black tie event honoring Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Lady Douglas-Home. Afterward 200 more guests danced to Meyer Davis Orchestra as notable figures from politics theater and Capitol Hill attended the White House gathering.

Sir Alec Johnsons Washington UPJ Johnson Alec Douglas-Home Lady Douglas-Home Politics Capitol Hill Cabinet Jessert

Credit Deal Bans Interference in Russian Talks

London reports British firms arranged credits with a Soviet trade delegation totaling 266 million dollars for five years, with up to 448 million possible if additional orders proceed. The Daily Mail notes talks in Washington with President Johnson and Alec Douglas-Home.

London UPI Daily Mail the Mail Alec Douglas-Home Washington Johson United States Britain Russia

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