Sleuth Confesses Slaying Guatemalan in Traffic Row
A Mexico City detective confessed to shooting a Guatemalan during a traffic dispute. Investigators say Antonio Llanas Salas admitted the killing and police arrested Orantes and several associates in connection with the incident amid tensions over Guatemalan refugees.
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Richfield Seeks Court Review on Stock Plan Bargaining
Richfield Oil Co of Los Angeles asked a federal appeals court to overturn an NLRB ruling requiring bargaining with the CIO Oil Workers International Union over a stock purchase plan for workers. The plan, funded by company and employee contributions, was deemed by the NLRB as compensating work. Richfield argues it intrudes on management and control of the business.
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Predicting a Continuing U S Building Boom in 1955
The Commerce and Labor Departments forecast 1955 may see a new record outlay for construction at 3944 billion dollars, about 24% higher than the current prospect. They assume costs will not rise next year and overall economic activity stays relatively steady.
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Life Expectancy Rise in Japan, 1953 Figures Released
Japan welfare ministry reports average life expectancy increasing to 59.35 years for men and 62.73 for women, marking nearly a decade gain since 1949. Data indicate broad improvements in public health and longevity across the population.
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White House social season opens with diplomatic dinners
Washington reports outline a busy White House calendar through January with ten events, including two diplomatic dinners, cabinet and judicial receptions, and plans featuring ambassadors and political leaders. The ICC urges end to interstate railroad segregation, citing the Interstate Commerce Act.
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British official warns Reds’ next move may be political
In Canberra British commissioner general Malcolm MacDonald said the Reds’ next move in the Far East is likely political rather than military. He warned that political penetration, if successful, could lead to renewed military action and that preparations must be made to meet either form of aggression.
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Japan silent on Anglo Japanese trade treaty talks
Tokyo Shimbun reports Britain has proposed talks on an Anglo Japanese treaty of commerce and navigation, but Japan's foreign office declined to comment. The unpublished item notes potential negotiations without confirming specifics.
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