Malaya Philippines and Indonesia Back Confederation Plan
The three Southeast Asian nations agreed in Manila to explore a Malay confederation to bring their countries into a close association. Initial steps include regular consultations on security, stability and development while sovereignty remains with each nation. Malaysia’s formation includes Singapore Malaya and British Borneo territories.
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Manila
UPI
Malaya
Indonesia
Philippines
Diosdado
Macapagal
Organization of American States
Malaysia
Singapore
British Borneo
North Borneo
Sarawak
Brunei
Modern Merchandising Transforms American Shopping
A UPI report credits the American housewife with fueling a revolution in retailing since World War II. The rise of discount houses and super markets reshaped stores, centers, and services as chains copied discounters, while financing and new plastics changed products. Women drive spending, men earn most income, and new shopping patterns emerged with suburbs and credit.
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William P. Gruber
United Press International Chicago
UPI
National Retail Merchants Association
F. W. Woolworth Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Ira Anderson
Northwestern University
National Consumer Finance Association
Scott Paper Co
Nonsense Play Stirs Debate at Bridge Club
A letter-win discussion in a bridge club centers on a player who used a nonsensical yet serious looking play. South’s jack from dummy and the ensuing spade sequence sparked argument over rights and sportsmanship among players.
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West
South
East
Nixon Leaves On Europe Trip
Los Angeles UPI reports former Vice President Richard M Nixon and his family departed by plane for Europe. Nixon plans to move to New York to establish a law practice. He traveled with Pat Nixon, their two daughters, and another couple, flying to New York before heading on to Europe.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
Nixon
New York
Pat
Editor Storke Honored by California Assembly
Sacramento reporters note Assembly resolution praising Thom as M. Storke editor of the Santa Barbara News Press for contributions to journalism civil liberties and public welfare benefits.
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Sacramento
Thomas M. Stroke
Santa Barbara News Press
Jesse M. Unruh
Storke
Diamonds Drive Industry Toward Diamond Powders
The American Society for Abrasives reports industry prefers diamond powders at 7000 to 8000 dollars per ton over man made abrasives priced at 25 to 30 cents a pound, citing long run savings in time and labor.
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New York
API
American Society For Abrasives
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