Guatemalan Finances Turn Black Under Castillo Armas
Washington reports Guatemalan President Carlos Castillo Armas says the government's finances are in the black after ending Arbenz Guzman era deficits. He credits budgeted income, fiscal economy, and voluntary debt payments by the public amid his anti-Communist drive. Time item notes kept.
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Copter Rescues Five From Lake Elsinore Incident
Five marooned individuals were rescued near Lake Elsinore when an Air Force helicopter hoisted them to safety after a light plane ran out of fuel. Victor Leach and Carl O. McLennan, both of Lancaster, were piloting the craft. their companions attempted a plank rescue but became stranded. Captain James H. Devlin led the helicopter crew in the recovery operation.
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Southeast Asia Eyes Treaty Talks Move
Sri Lanka premier Sir John Kotelawala says he will summon five Colombo powers to gauge views on Britain joining talks in September on Southeast Asia. Nehru reportedly advised that India, Burma, Ceylon, Pakistan, and Indonesia may attend a conference in Rangoon to discuss SEATO merits.
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Anthony Merits
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Eden
Upstate Forest Fires Nearly Under Control
Grim firefighting crews eased tensions as Northern California forest fires faced containment. About 70,000 acres burned with nearly $1 million in timber damage. In Sonoma County fires near Casadero and Annapolis surpassed 90 percent containment, while Tulare, Santa Cruz, Monterey, and other counties reported sizable under control statuses and staff rotations.
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Hawaii Names Woman as Territory Delegate
Betty Farrington elected territorial delegate to the U S Congress succeeding her late husband. She is the first woman to hold the office and a Republican advocate of Hawaii statehood. Farrington received 43247 votes, more than double Democratic candidate Delbert Metager. Farrington previously published the Honolulu Star Bulletin.
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