Macmillan Attacks Labour on Public Control Plans
London UPI Prime Minister Harold Macmillan warned against expanding government economic power. He contrasted the Conservative stance with Labour plans for public control and ownership, urging a mixed economy with shared duties among government, management, and unions. He did not set a general election date, but said elections would come before October 1964.
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Gerald Narrabaro
NLRB Plans Suit Over Shipping Strike Tension
The National Labor Relations Board plans to sue AFL CIO Local 418 and the Seafarers’ International Union Local 418 for refusing to load 259000 bushels of grain aboard the Howard L Shaw. The disagreement pits the Seafarers’ International Union Canadian Branch against the Maritime Union over control of unloading duties at Chicago ports.
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Canadian Maritime Union
Ross M. Madden
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Local 418
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Seafarers’ International
Maritime Union
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U.S
Stuart Rothman
LRB
Finnish Neutrality Should Be Encouraged Says Kekkonen
President Urho Kekkonen of Finland argues neutrality can align with major powers interests and sustain Western trade links. He cites trusted East and West relations, notes Finland’s active international role through the United Nations, and recounts extensive past travels and diplomacy.
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UPI
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
United Press International
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Europe
Nuclear submarine Andrew Jackson begins sea trials
Mare Island California United States Navy launches the Andrew Jackson on its first sea trials with Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover aboard. The 31st U.S. nuclear submarine to go to sea since the Thresher tragedy, launched Sept. 15, will be at sea for several days. Rickover backs a normal trial process and confirms safety but offers few details. He testified on Thresher inquiry that a nuclear reactor cannot explode.
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Hyman G. Rickover
United States
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Thresher
Portsmouth
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Comdienne Kay Stevens Headlines Riviera Starlight Lounge Eight Weeks
Singer comedienne Kay Stevens returns to headline the Riviera Hotel Starlight Lounge for an eight week stint starting May 8. She performs 16 weeks yearly at the Riviera with accompanists Frank Gary and Bill McClure. Her film credits include The Interns and The Man From the Diner's Club, and she has appeared on Ed Sullivan. The Riviera lineup also features Joy and The Boys The Coquettes and The Note Ables with Dave Rogers held over.
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Dave Rogers
Blast Rips Distillery in Sausalito Fire Disaster
A general alarm fire and a series of explosions ripped through the American Distillery Plant in Sausalito California causing the evacuation of about 30 nearby families. Firefighters from neighboring communities contained the blaze after about three hours. The shipping warehouse bottling building office and docking pier were demolished while processing facilities were saved according to a company spokesman.
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Per Jacobsson dies in London at 69
Dr. Per Jacobsson former IMF chairman died at Middlesex Hospital London of a heart attack at age 69 He was Swedish by birth but lived in Washington since 1956 His daughter Moyra is married to Roger Bannister Undersecretary George W Ball voiced regret He led IMF with 1.4 billion dollars in reserves and aided postwar European finance He also coauthored two detective novels with Vernon Bartlett as Peter Oldfield
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Per Jacobsson
International Monetary Fund
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Roger Bannister
George W. Ball
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IMF
Jacobsson Con
Vernon Bartlett
Peter Oldfield
Tile floor trends set do and dont list for homes
The move toward tile floors brings guidance for homemakers. Manufacturers warn that very light or very dark solid colors show dirt and scuffs more quickly. They also advise waiting for adhesive to dry before washing new floors and note kitchen tile may not suit dining rooms.
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