Brazil industrialist killed in auto crash with truck
Ladi, president of the Na Paseyene Eretional Industrial Confederation and a representative at the Chamber of Deputies, was killed Thursday in a car collision with a truck in Sao Paulo. He had represented Brazil at international economic conferences.
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Nuclear tests deemed not health hazard, official says
Evanston Iowa UPI Atomic Energy Commissioner Willard Libby said high energy nuclear tests up to 11,000 megatons do not pose a health hazard to humans regarding radiostrontium, though radioactivity near test sites remains a real danger and the AEC protects against accidents.
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Chessman seeks new trial over trial record notes
In a San Francisco hearing, Caryl Chessman presses for a new trial claiming the Los Angeles trial notes were not properly transcribed after the court reporter died. Judge Goodman questions materiality while co counsel Davis seeks Neeley testimony and Fricke's jury instructions. University High principal Perry’s successor and LA City Schools Budget Director appointment also noted.
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Toronto GM strike reaches record 124 days
The 17,000 General Motors of Canada workers’ walkout has become the longest in Canadian auto history, now in its 124th day with no settlement in sight. Plants closed in Ottawa Toronto St Catherine London and Windsor. The prior record was a 12 day Chrysler of Canada stoppage in 1946 affecting 2,500 workers.
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When Sex Breaks Up Marriage feature in Coronet
Coronet Magazine’s February issue explores why marital harmony often fails despite healthy sex life. It links most of the nation’s 400,000 divorces to intimate relationship issues and urges awareness of strain on modern marriages with insights from experts.
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