Connally Amendment debate frames World Court role
Controversy over repealing the Connally Amendment continues as supporters argue it protects U S sovereignty over domestic matters while foes urge alignment with World Court decisions. The piece details the amendment's origin, key senators, and the potential impact on Cuba sugar policy and U S racial issues.
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Fragmented Local Notice About Power and Deara Ederea
Fragmented OCR text mentions power and a person named Ederea amid unclear context. Readable terms suggest a local notice or brief report on a utility matter or public energy issue with unspecified actions or dates. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Baby Boom in Romeoville
Romeoville is described as a county community with a high fertility rate. The piece notes a 1950 population increase from 147 to 3,574, and cites 1,081 children under 15 for every 1,000 women aged 15 to 49. It references Beach 7 Cant Adjudicated by Superior Court and a Decree No c 10280.
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Holmes Confirmed Amid Ship Earnings Controversy
The Senate confirmed Julius C. Holmes as ambassador to Iran after a 63 to 17 vote amid debate over eight war surplus oil tankers profits totaling about 315000 dollars from a 10300 dollar investment. Holmes defended the deals as proper and denied fault. Separate items note Truman’s birthday, Eisenhower’s post presidency plans, Vivienne Nearing’s perjury plea, Carmien Snow’s death, Yorty-Poulson campaign exchanges, and a burglary case against Judge Kathleen Parker.
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AEC to Start Study Course For Officials
The Atomic Energy Commission announced it will accept applications from college graduates for a one year course to train state and local government officials in radiation control. The program will be offered at the University of Michigan and Harvard University and begins in fall 1981.
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East Germany to Build Factories in Cuba by 1963
The East German news agency ADN reports two Cuban factories planned by 1963. One will manufacture sewing machines, the other a 25,000-spindle cotton mill. Officials say the projects reflect communist collaboration between Berlin and Havana.
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