Yugoslav economy gets help from Austria credit
Yugoslavia received substantial dollar credits from Austria as part of Western aid to bolster its economy. Foreign Minister Koca Popovic said funds would support currency reform and liberalizing trade with the West, with a likely target of about 10 million dollars and negotiations ongoing. He noted mutual Western cooperation in the United Nations following talks with Chancellor Raab and Foreign Minister Kreisky.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Yugoslavia
Koca Popovic
Popovic
Julius Raab
Bruno Kreisky
United Nations
Faster Pay Assured For Guardsmen In Ohio
Ohio Army National Guardsmen and Reservists were promised quicker drill pay after six week delays caused by a switch to the active Army payroll system. Brig. Gen. Oliver H. Gibson said payrolls up to October 18 were paid, with work continuing on November 5 submissions. Checks will be distributed at drill by unit commanders rather than mailed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Army National
Oliver H. Gibson
Army
Army Finance Center
Ft. Hayes
Gibson
Three Die in Jersey House Fire Including Child
A two story frame building in Glen Rock New Jersey burned and killed three people a three year old girl Candice Green her grandfather Howard Green Sr aged 56 and her grandmother Salome Long aged 65. A younger child escaped injury. The elder Green was visiting for the night and the parents were away. The fire origin is undetermined and the structure suffered heavy damage.
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Glen Rock
Candice Green
Howard Green Sr
Salome Long
Green
Poli
British Army Targets Housewives in Recruitment Drive
The War Office plans a large scale campaign to win over women and boost volunteer enlistment to 165,000. War Secretary Profumo announced in Parliament that the effort aims to remove factors discouraging families from supporting sons and daughters joining the service. The office expects to spend 136,000 pounds next year on advertising and public relations.
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London
War Office
House of Commons
John Profumo
Army of the Future
Profumo
Britain
Nixon Takes Alaska By 1141 Votes in Canvass
Juneau Alaska AP reports Nixon won Alaska by 1144 votes in the official canvass, securing the three electoral votes. Including regular and absentee ballots the tally was Nixon 30953 Kennedy 29909.
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Juneau
Alaska
Richard M. Nixon
Nixor
Na F. Kennedy
Indian Father of 27 Celebrates 1st Birthday
Osborne Joseph, a Tuscarora Indian in Niagara Falls, marked his 101st birthday. He is the father of 27 children, with the oldest in his 70s and the youngest a 1 year old daughter. His fourth wife Katherine is 56, and he worked at a local plant until age 85. He began smoking cigars at age 9.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Osborne Joseph
Joseph
Katherine
West Germany readies offer to restore East pact
Berlin reports West Germany plans a prompt move to reinstate the trade pact with Communist East Germany canceled in response to East Berlin pressures. Observers say Bonn may seek only to restore pre cancelation conditions, while East Berlin could demand the removal of West German special passes for visits.
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Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
U S Support Pledged To Koreans After Revolution
Secretary of State Christian Herter pledged continued U S government support for South Korea's new government under Premier John M Chang in a letter delivered by Ambassador Walter McConaughy. He praised Koreans for their calm after the April revolution that toppled Syngman Rhee and noted the smooth adoption of the new system and general elections.
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Seoul
South Korea
Christian A. ‘Detter
U.S
John M. Chang
Walter *. McConaughy
Herter
Yagman Rhee
Official Vote Count Set For Tuesday in Ohio
Official canvass of votes cast in Ohio for national and state offices in the Nov 8 election will be at 10 am Tuesday in the office of Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. Gov. Michael V. DiSalle State Auditor James A. Rhodes Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy and the chairmen of the Republican and Democratic state central committees will participate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Mark McElroy
Republican
Democratic
New Zealanders Vote Out Socialism in 1957 Election
Wellington AP report: New Zealand shifts to free enterprise as National wins 45 of 80 seats, defeating Labour led by Walter Nash who concedes to Keith Holyoake. National promises tax cuts, cheaper housing loans, and an end to compulsory union membership. Foreign policy pledges stay with Commonwealth, UN, SEATO, and ANZUS.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Walter Nash
Nationals
Laborites
Nash
Keith J. Holyoake
National Party
South Pacific
Holyoake
Social Credit
Communists
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Australia
United States
Commonwealth
United Nations
SEATO
ANZUS
Pri
National Vote Ownership Party
Labor Party
Tion
Ohio Fuel Gas rate hikes fall short of requests
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. won two natural gas rate increases from the Public Utilities Commission, but each was reduced from the company’s requests. Lorain County unincorporated area: from about 298000 to 132700 annually. Richland County unincorporated area: from about 179900 to 83100 annually. Commissioner Krueger favored higher figures, arguing tax savings from accelerated depreciation should count as capital.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Fuel
The
Utilities Commission
Lorain County
Richland County
Edward J. Kenealy
Commission
Frances McGovern
Everett H Krenger
Noise Curbs Go Into Force Across Britain
Britain enforces a new noise abatement law with police monitoring rattle of garbage cans, loud bike motors, and residents with loud radios. Offenders face fines under the new rules.
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London
Britain
First US Exported Product Was Wainscoting
In a historical note, the earliest manufactured good sent from the United States to distant markets was wainscoting. This craft item set a precedent for American exports, reflecting early industries and trade patterns rooted in colonial craftsmanship.
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