President Hashey to lead 31st Motor Vehicle Administrators session
The 30th annual conference of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators concluded yesterday with formal installation of Lawrence F Hashey registrar of Motor Vehicles for New Brunswick Province Canada as the new president. Reports and resolutions from committees on Driver Licensing and other areas were presented for consideration and Montreal Quebec was chosen as next year’s site prior to closing ceremonies.
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Indian Gives Peace Formula
In San Francisco Braj Kumar Nehru, India’s ambassador to the United States, urges that peace depends on eliminating misery for two thirds of humanity. He says poor nations must first demand to govern themselves and lift misery before they can shape an international social order. He warns that persistent oppression could lead to violence.
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Medicare Plan Faces Senate Hurdles in Campaign Trail
Health Secretary Celebrezze urged Democratic congressmen to back the President's Medicare proposal as he campaigned in California for John O'Connell against incumbent William Mailliard. He argued Medicare is less socialistic than Social Security and warned costs would fall on the public. He urged seniors' dignity and independence and noted aging costs rising.
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The Man Who Has Arrived Mocked by Magazine Lines
A man at the adjacent desk fears he is fooling someone by subscribing to a magazine pitched to “the man who has arrived” and driving a car designed for “the man on the way up,” signaling social self‑consciousness in a workplace vignette.
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Nehru said they would not feel bound to any international order that cannot help achieve a level of prosperity enjoyed by the industrial world. The statement frames India's stance on global structures in pursuit of economic advancement.
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Hayward High bans cowboy boots for four Future Farmers
In Hayward California four Future Farmers of America students George Bay Charles Impey Lerry Bourasa and Pauli Santos aged 17 16 17 and 16 were sent from class for wearing cowboy boots. Principal Donald Oakes called the incident a little impasse and said he would enforce a shift to low cut footwear while noting the grounds of the new million dollar school resemble a barnyard. The students defend their boots as practical and part of their farm ties.
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Tetbury couples warned off lovers lane lighting
Tetbury England residents will have to rely on moonlight as the parish council ruled a lighting system for the lovers lane was unjustified. The decision came Friday and affects courting couples seeking night time privacy.
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