Mexico and United States Near New High Point in Relations
The United States Mexico relations are at a high point and expected to improve as Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, interior minister under Adolfo Lopez Mateos, is chosen to succeed him as president in 1964. Diaz Ordaz is known for cooperation with the U.S. and for cracking down on communism and anti U.S. sentiment within Mexico.
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Cuba
United States-Mexico
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Lopez Mateos
Diaz Ordaz
United States
U.S
Mexico City
U S Banker Mentality Halts Peru Tool Loan
Peru's new president Fernando Belaunde sought a 10 million dollar loan of simple hand tools to equip 144 rural tool centers for Indian peasants. U S aid officials balked over risk and red tape, favoring a road-building pilot instead while Belaunde pursued self-help farming programs.
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U.S
Peru
Lima
United States
Washington
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Belaunde
Mil
Pelauide
Aid Agency
Associated Press
Finland
The Doctor Says Polluted Air Messenger Of Death
The article argues air pollution harms health, linking long term exposure to lung and stomach cancers, asthma, and infections. It notes smog can damage lung cilia, worsens respiratory diseases, and costs billions yearly. It calls local pollution control from source and tailored community data as essential.
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Ry Wayne G. Brandstadt
VD. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Supreme Court Takes Up State Apportionment Arguments
The Supreme Court opens eight appeals on legislative and congressional apportionment with over 17 hours of hearings this week. The cases, from New York Alabama Maryland Virginia, question urban rural disparities and equal protection under the 14th Amendment as states redraw districts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Alabama
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Delaware
Michigan
Florida
Ohio
Oklahoma
Colorado
New York City
Queens
Tennessee
Justice Department
Five Year College Plan Urged by Educator in Chicago
Francis H. Horn of the University of Rhode Island proposed a five year college program replacing the traditional four year model. He argued students should be exposed to arts and sciences across fields and not be locked into early majors, with majors likely dropped. He spoke at the Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges meeting, cautioning about resisting broader knowledge.
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Chicago
Francis H. Horn
University of Rhode Island
Horn
Pope
Shelly
Moliere
Tolstoy
Today In Washington Voluntary Plan Settles Missile Site Squabbles
A voluntary system for settling labor disputes at missile and space facilities has nearly eliminated lost time, says W. Willard Wirtz chairing the President's Missile Sites Labor Commission. The plan keeps programs on time or ahead of schedule amid expansive operations. Also FAA chief N. E. Halaby cites a decision on a 1500 2000 mph supersonic transport next spring with bids due January 15. James R. Ketchum, 27, named White House curator to start December 1 replacing William Elder II.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Kennedy Wirtz
Missile Sites Labor Commission
N. E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
James R. Ketchum
White House
Ketchum
William V. Elder II
Rising Incomes Boost Spending Savings Debts
New York AP reports consumer spending and saving rise with income growth and confidence. Retail sales reached a record 20.9 billion last month, with durable goods up 7 percent from October 1962, and total consumer credit at 66.9 billion in September. Auto credit expected to grow as deliveries stall. Savings totals imply rising public funds in banks and funds year to date.
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New York
Hero loses shoes in rescue at Yong Peng
A Malaysian schoolboy aged 18 earned his silver cup for bravery after rescuing 13 people from a flaming house in Yong Peng. He had left his shoes on a railway bridge and they were stolen during the rescue effort.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Yong Peng
Man Ordered to Find Work or Face Jail
Irvin Robinson of Huddersfield was ordered to seek and maintain employment or face imprisonment for failing to support his wife and eight children. The 31 year old, who has not worked for over three years, told the court I get fed up with jobs in his defense.
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Mexico
Alliance For Progress
United States
PRI
Popular Socialist Party
Huddersfield
England
UPT
Irvin Robinson
Robinson
Harvey
Coast Guard
Duperrault
Brian
Bahamas Sea Tragedy Suits Seek 750000 Against Brokers
Federal suits filed in Miami seek 750000 from three brokers who drew up charter papers for the 1961 Bluebelle voyage. Survivor Terry Jo Duperrault, then 11, and the Duperrault family perished aboard off the Bahamas with skipper Julian Harvey blamed for the disaster.
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Miami
UPI
Bahamas
Terry Jo Duperrault
Arthur Duperrault
Green Bay
Wis
Jean Duperrault
Terry Jo
Brian
Magic spools diagnose illnesses in Nigerian juju practice
An Australian media executive in Lagos reports juju doctors buy plastic film spools to diagnose sickness. They toss the colored bobbins and read printing to determine ailment, with Kodak and Made in England appearing face up or down to yield the diagnosis.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Alan Gulevy
Nigerian Television Service
Hobbins
Guley
Kodak
England
Farm Bureau Takes Up Hot Proposals At Oklahoma Meet
Delegates at the 22nd Oklahoma Farm Bureau convention planned debates on resolutions from taxes and right to work to reapportionment and U S wheat sales to Russia. The committee had 546 proposals from county groups for the 1964 policy agenda. Awards were given in junior and senior divisions for safety essays and health posters, with winners named from multiple counties.
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Oklahoma City
UPD
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
U. S
Russia
Resolutions Committee
Farm Bureau
Russell Boates
Beaver County
Oklahoma Junior Farm Bureau
Oklahoma Farm Bureau Women’s Organizations
Linda Joyce Richardson
Grady County
Diana Stokes
Canadian
Charlotte Kroeker
Garfield County
Linda Caves
Cimarron
Margaret Graham
Oklahoma
Nancy Lohmeyer
Kingfisher County
Joe B. McElyen
Kiowa
Carol Dobry
Paul Markes
Kent Baxter
Tillman County
Miss Richardson
Linda Lawson
Canadian County
Rona Hudson
Garvin County
Linda Rhiden
Cathy Berrick
Custer County
Henry Jo van Tungein
Co. J. Chapman
Monroe Phelps
Mark Livingston
Comanche County
Jack Hammons
Honduras Banana Trade Drives Nation's Exports
Banana plantations along the hot Caribbean coast account for about 45 percent of Honduras foreign trade and help the country rank as the world's fourth largest banana producer.
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Honduras
Caribbean
V.O. Whisky Tops Imports in Popular Taste
Survey finds most people prefer V. O. whisky over all imported brands including Scotch. Consumers cite the taste of V. O. as decisive on first try and continue choosing it.
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V.O
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