AFL CIO Chief Opposes U S Foreign Aid Policy
AFL CIO President George Meany criticizes U S aid policy arguing recipient nations should determine their economic system free from American concern. He addressed the House Foreign Affairs Committee urging acceptance of government ownership or private enterprise as chosen. Meanwhile settlements and legislative moves touch on Westinghouse price fixing and Philippines War Claims Act fees.
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Woman Sergeant Eight Years Overdue For Retirement
London AP reports Flight Sergeant Maisie Wilson of the Women's Royal Air Force is eight years overdue for retirement. The 63 year old grandmother joined in 1941 and should have retired at 5 but clerical error hid her age.
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Moscow Papers Highlight Castro as Soviet Ties Strengthen
Moscow papers dominated with Fidel Castro on front pages and Khrushchev in stamps of reaction. Pravda led with a promise the Soviet Union stands with Cuba, while pages featured Castro’s speech at a large Moscow rally.
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Cholera Vaccination Drives Expand Across Malaya and Singapore
In Kuala Lumpur inoculations against cholera began on a large scale while Singapore opened more immunization centers. The city state reports more than 100000 people per day receiving vaccines.
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