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Adios To Cuba Signals Private U.S. Investment Pressure
West Indies Sugar Corp stockholders expected to approve liquidation transferring control to Cuban subsidiaries. Cuba's agrarian reform law taxes land and requires Cuban citizen stockholding, risking $860 million in U.S. investments. Gulf Oil halts Cuban exploration under new 60 percent royalty. Eisenhower pledges diplomatic remedies, eyeing international action if needed.
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West Indies Sugar
Roy R. Rubottom
Inter-American Affairs
Latin America
Eisenhower
International Court of Justice
Hidden potential of oil beyond fuel and heat
John Fischer notes that petroleum products appear in odd forms from plastic bags to stockings, with many unseen. The API foresees oil embedded in food, asphalt, electricity, moisture control, ice prevention, and fertilizers, predicting rising research spending and future discoveries.
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Harper's Magazine
American Petroleum Institute Quarterly
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Civil Rights Progress Seen in Poll Tax Amendment Vote
The Senate approved a constitutional amendment to ban poll taxes for federal elections, with Southern support and no filibuster. Passage hinges on House approval and states ratifying within seven years, amid broader Civil Rights tension and federal oversight proposals.
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France Faces Internal Subversion Under De Gaulle Rule
The article argues De Gaulle's decree power aims at Algeria but weakens France's system as Communist infiltration undermines Parliament. It warns against nationalization and socialist shifts, noting strikes, import pressure, and the risk of broader political and economic disintegration.
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Population hits 2.8 billion as growth rises
The world population now tops 2.8 billion with about 100000 new mouths to feed daily. Advertisers spend over 148 million dollars daily to push food specials nationwide. The Old Christ Church in Philadelphia hosts 15 signers of the Declaration. Thirty-one states align boat numbering with the 1958 act. Coast Guard will number boats over 10 horsepower after April 1, 1960. Nevado de Toluca, near Mexico City, is being repurposed as a winter sports resort. Over 100 million Americans indirectly own stock via insurers and pensions.
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George Dixon Rocky Says Rockefeller Still Aims For Presidency
A columnist asserts Nelson Rockefeller maintains a 70-person campaign staff and an ongoing bid for the presidency. He notes Rockefeller’s dinner with Ike and the ongoing public effort, including media and fundraising activity, despite no formal nomination.
Social Security receipts required for employers
Hamilton Social Security field office manager Robert H. Minnich says a new law makes it mandatory for employers to provide receipts for Social Security tax deductions. The box score notes in the second fax drive of the season show one taken and three escaped. those that got away were black ones.
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Social Security
Hamilton
Butler County Children's Home Officers Re–elected
Re elected officers include Mrs Howard Wilson as vice president Mrs Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and Miss Nell Barnitz as directors at the Butler County Children s Home meeting.
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Butler County Children's Home
Howard Wilson
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Nell Barnitz
The Dollar and the Cent by Mrs Hiatt Pershing Ave
Dave Regan Here And There shares a verse from Mrs. Arnold Hiatt of Pershing Ave titled The Dollar and the Cent about a dollar that brags of value while a cent laments its simplicity. The column editor muses on authors of such scraps and imagines Mrs. Hiatt as a sprightly, humorous woman.
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Arnold Hiatt
Pershing Ave
Noted Jazz Figures and Hollywood Circle in Timbered Rumors
Cleared of assault charges Miles Davis is tied to Birdland incident last summer after three Special Sessions Court justices rule in his favor. Marion Brando edits One Eyed Jacks frame by frame, while Joan Crawford exits a Rossano Brazzis anniversary party in a huff. Newport Jazz Festival sees George Wein replaced by John Hammond as officer changes unfold. Ava Gardner’s Paris club offers spark rumors. she’s unlikely to accept over personal reasons and money. Toscanini film project by NBC Symphony’s Arturo Toscanini rehearsals nears completion for Italian cultural group. Diana Barrymore’s Too Much Too Soon sale hits $1. Frank D Rone plans West Coast album with Billy May. Alan Livingston pursues Inger Stevens. Joe Marsh at Spin Dieteop recovers from sacroiliac pain but stays active. Riverside Records celebrates $1,000,000 profit with office takeover on West 46th Street amid payola scrutiny.
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Miles Davis
Birdland
Special Sessions Court
Marion Brando
One Eyed Jacks
Earl Blackwell
Joan Crawford
Rome di Notte
Joan
George Wein
John Hammond
David Sarnoff
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony
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Diana Barrymore
Sidney Lumet
Caligula
Gloria Vanderbilt
Riveside Records
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Estrellita Horoscope Highlights For Tomorrow And Year
A cautious forecast advises care in written matters and financial documents. For tomorrow birthdays, optimism rises in personal relations with a year of domestic and social focus. while career and money lag, progress comes if extravagance is restrained. A born child will be versatile and intuitive but resist restraint.
Sweden's Smart Bottle Return Vending Delights Shoppers
A new Swedish supermarket gadget accepts empty bottles and returns refunds to customers. The device shifts the balance by giving money back, offering a novel twist on shopping rewards.
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