Mexican Mining Faces Ghost Town Threats Without Aid
Mexico's mining industry, worth about 200 million dollars, fears a ghost town fate unless a broad government backed development plan is adopted. Jose Campillo, head of the Mining Chamber, cites a drastic decline in mine numbers and taxes since 1955, urging investment friendly policies and fiscal relief to keep mines open and explore new prospects.
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Israeli Foreign Minister Denies Quitting Amid Illness
Jerusalem reports Mrs. Golda Meir attended a cabinet meeting for the first time since illness and said she had no intention to resign. Earlier she faced pressure over a split with Prime Minister Ben-Gurion and German scientists linked to UAR defense projects. The security chief, unnamed, resigned after the anti-German campaign was relaxed.
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Ban Bombers March 13 Miles Protest in France
About 150 demonstrators staged a silent 13 mile march from Frontignan to Montpellier to protest France's atomic weapons program. The marchers dispersed without incident in Montpellier.
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Helicopter Rescues Boat in Thames Rescue
A helicopter towed a cabin cruiser after its engines failed in heavy seas off Southend. The craft was beached safely on a Thames estuary island. Authorities called it likely the first such helicopter rescue.
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Swedes Move To Right Side Of The Road
Sweden's Parliament voted 175 to 34 to switch from left to right driving, ending 200 years of left-hand traffic since King Charles XII. The reform costs about 400 million crowns and will convert buses and trams, adjust signals, and phase in traffic changes to avoid accidents.
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Missouri Counselor Announces McGowan Address at Welfare Conference
Karl R. Harris of the Nevada Social Welfare Conference at the Thunderbird Hotel announced that Dr. John F. McGowan of the University of Missouri will speak Friday at 1 30. McGowan, a professor of education, will discuss agency relationships, identification, and philosophy toward clients. Sessions are open to the public.
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Murrow Leaves for Düsseldorf After Official Britain Visit
Edward R Murrow, head of the U S Information Service, departed by plane for Düsseldorf Germany after an eight day official trip to Britain.
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