Plan to Boost Latin America Self-Help under Alliance Progress
The United States plans a stronger emphasis on Latin American self-help within the Alliance for Progress. Thomas C. Mann, new assistant secretary for Latin American affairs, will oversee reforms to attract private capital while preserving Cuba policy. A country-by-country review and ongoing day-to-day work are slated, with recommendations to the President due by Jan. 15. Intoxicating drinks from honey, barley, and grapes date back to 1000 B.C.
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First wire suspension bridge opens for traffic in U S
On this date 1842 the first wire suspension bridge used for general traffic opened over the Schuylkill River at Fairmount Pennsylvania costing $35 000 built by Charles Eliot. Also noted are Civil War events Hauptmann trial and UN pledge in 1945.
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Canton Officials Suspend Patrolmen After Special Committee Report
Canton safety-service director suspended two patrolmen and reprimanded a police captain following a report by the City Council's special vice investigating committee. Mayor Lawhan said no dereliction of duty linked to their work was found.
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