Prime Minister Jagan Eyes Mixed Economy for British Guiana
Georgetown Britain Guiana prime minister Cheddi Jagan, 44, says the country will work with capitalism but not under it. He envisions a neutralist society while expanding trade with the Soviet bloc, accuses the United States of blockading and pressuring for independence, and plans a 500 man army to back a 1500 man security force. The strike led by anti communist unions failed. Jagan claims broad Indian support and predicts victory in elections.
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British Guiana
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United States
Cheddi Bahrat Jagan
South America
Javan
Trades Union Council
TUC
Jagan
Washington
Canada
Kennedy
Diefenbaker
Soviet Bloc
U.S
Great Britain
International Labor Organization
Cuba
Anglo-Dutch Shell
Willam McCabe
International Federation of Free Trades Unions
Fidel Castro
Patent backlog swamps U S Patent Office with wide new ideas
Washington report notes a surge of 900 patents in one week and a backlog growing toward 200000. Inventors reveal a disposable paint brush, a retractable rain shade for cars, a seven segment brassiere and other creations as the Patent Office struggles to process novelty.
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David L. Ladd
U.S. News & World Report
Ladd
Patent Office
Bridgeport
Conn
Soviet Union ratifies Cuba loan for long term credit
Tass reports Moscow has ratified a loan agreement with Cuba providing long term credit on favorable terms. The arrangement covers the excess of Soviet goods deliveries over Cuban deliveries to the USSR and aims to strengthen the Cuban economy and supply consumer goods. Negotiated last February with no further details released.
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UPC
Soviet Union
Cuba
Ussr
Tass
Would-Be Film Stars Face British Sentence
London AP reports two Household Cavalry troopers ran away to Spain with dreams of film stardom. Troopers Jay Bawden and Jan Gonella, ages 21 and 20, were sentenced by an army court martial to jail and dishonorable discharge for desertion.
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Household Cavalry
Spain
Jay Bawden
Jan Gonella
Knightsbridge Barracks
Oklahoma Highway Patrol ends carrying gas cans
State Safety Commissioner Bob Lester announced troopers will not tote gasoline cans after a patrol car exploded July 4 due to a spark from a radio transmitter. Troopers will escort stranded motorists to the nearest service station to buy gas and return to their patrol cars. Each car will only carry an empty can.
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Oklahoma City
API
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Bob Lester
Lester
Executive Slays Beauty and Self in Massena Incident
State police report a 68 year old executive shot and killed Mary Jane Logan, 43, a former beauty queen and former stenographer, as she walked to her home after a night out. About seven hours later Albert R. Berry killed himself nearby. Berry reportedly urged Logan to divorce her husband Fay Logan of the Aluminum Company of America.
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Massena Nly
API
Albert R. Berry
Mary Jane Logan
Berry
Logan
Fay
the Aluminum Co. of America
U Thant Meets Italian Leaders During Rome Visit
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant held talks in Rome with Prime Minister Giovanni Leone Foreign Minister Attilio Piccioni and President Antonio Segni during a three day official visit.
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United Nations
U Thant
Italy
Thant
Giovanni Leone
Attilio Piccioni
Antonio Segni
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