IMF Urges 25 Percent Quota Increase to Boost Trade
World finance leaders press to raise quotas by 25 percent across IMF member nations to add about 4 billion dollars for expanding international trade. US Treasury Secretary Dillon warns against overexpansion risking funds flowing to few industrialized nations while urging stronger import growth and aid programs. Bundesbank chief Blessing criticizes inflation and calls for steady savings.
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Tokyo
International Monetary Fund
United States
U. S. Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Europe
U.S
Girl Killed Accidentally in Bristol Township
Miss Rebecca Ann Wright, 17, died from a 20 gauge shotgun blast at her Bristol Township home in Warren Ohio. Trumbull County coroner ruled as accidental. Father Hayes Wright found her with a gunshot wound in the neck after he had refused permission to shoot.
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Warren
Ohio
Rebecca Ann Wright
Bristol Township
Trumbull County
Hayes Wright
Battleship Alabama Near End of Final Tow to Shrine
The battleship Alabama nears the end of its final voyage to become a Mobile Bay memorial. Alabama raises funds from schools, industry, and organizations, with $715,063 raised and $300,000 more sought. The shrine project began in 1961, receiving state support, loan authorization, and a site along the Mobile Bay Causeway for an expected two million annual visitors. The ship was turned over to the Alabama Battleship Commission in Bremerton and towed through the Panama Canal to Alabama, joining precedent set by North Carolina and Texas shrines.
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Ala
Alabama
United States
Ethiopia
Ecuador
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Canada
Philippines
Panama Canal Zone
Mexico
Navy
Iscrap
Save the
John Patterson
State of Alabama
Washington
Bremert
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Housewife Halts Fast To Enroll Son In School
Cincinnati AP reports Judy Menzi a housewife ends a week long hunger strike to register her five year old son for school at City Hall steps amid a sit in protesting conditions at Standish Apartments occupied by Negroes. Alistair MacIntyre UC junior joined the fast and the group size fluctuates as others join or quit. A separate note mentions Neanderthal surgery findings from 45 000 years ago in Iraq.
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Cincinnati
Standish Apartments
Judy Menzi
City Hall
Iraq
Screen Stop Break-In Thwarted by Owner and Sheriff
Butler County sheriff's deputies report Joseph M. Cook repelled two youths trying to enter his garage Sunday near noon after grappling with one who cut a screen. The escapee fled. Cook sustained a hit. A separate break-in yesterday at 7:30 am saw $100 of electric wire stolen from Crain Kinser's truck on Yankee Road.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Joseph M. Cook
Lamberton St
Sheriff's Department
Cook
Crain Kinser
Yankee Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Junior Calls School Curriculum To Two Rs
A student argues the curriculum should focus only on the two Rs as electronic computers perform calculations better than humans. The remark highlights a playful view on technology reducing the need for broader schooling.
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Junior
Versatile FELLOW Morr Eyed for Wilsons Ohio Post
Gov. Rhodes taps Fred Morr to lead Ohio Development as George Wilson resigns. Morr, 41, already headed agriculture and natural resources since 1963, would gain a larger portfolio with a $4,000 pay raise. He may appoint Dale Whitesell as his successor in natural resources.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Fred EF. Morr
Rhodes
Morr
Herbert B. Eagen
George, E. Wilson
Akron
Ohio
Department of Development
Agriculture and Natural Resources Departments
Columbus Dispatch
Wilson
Dispatch
Hoaeefel Ster
Dale E. Whitesell
Whitesell
Xenia
Shots Fired To Break Up Bronx Riots
Holiday money at Orchard Beach in the Bronx sparked a nighttime melee as about eight youths hurled garbage beer cans and sand at officers. Police fired three shots over heads, fifteen more officers arrived, and order was restored. Ten girls and 22 boys were taken to the station for questioning. fourteen boys were booked for disorderly conduct and assault.
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New York
Orchard Beach
Bronx
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