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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
7
Stock market chartists watch every price move for signs of a traditional summer rally as steel output slides toward July doldrums and factories plan extended or multiple vacations. Auto model changes loom and labor talks cloud late-summer prospects while tourists crowd New York and income gains boost spending.
Haitian leader Francois Duvalier, sworn in for life, maintains tight control through a 10,000-strong militia and feared secret police, while the United States vacillates between pressure and tacit acceptance of his authoritarian regime. The nation remains poor, with limited literacy and heavy Vodou influence shaping his grip on power.
The County Regional Planning Commission asked county supervisors to seek a court order to stop Homas Pappas from keeping a caged Himalayan bear in his backyard. The dispute has lasted five months as neighbors fear the growing cub, while Pappas argues the bear is a harmless vegetarian.
The U S Information Agency said South African government officials will not be invited to July 4 receptions. The decision was made at their request and guest lists will be race neutral.
A reflective note on differing responses to evolving patterns in life. It suggests some will work harder, others seek leisure, and many will adapt traditional routines to fit new possibilities. Continuous change affects schedules, habits, and regional norms.
Zanzibar hosts a Soviet Chinese East German influence surge as Nyerere presses to consolidate power Mike a Tanganyika backed state. East German finance ministry control and radio teaching assist in housing plans while Chinese agriculture and Soviet harbor operations expand. Instructors train about 400 recruits for a Chinese and Soviet backed army, and youthful readers access Maoist works via Soviet embassy literature.
In London the makers of Britain's first bare-bosomed cocktail dresses say they regret the reception and are reconsidering production. They plan no more dresses for now and may add a flesh colored lace bib to look conventional. Public reaction includes both support and strong opposition from readers.
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