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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
3
Free press in Buenos Aires reports newspapers will not publish on Freedom Day amid Latin American agreements and labor tensions affecting outlets across the region.
The Republic of Haiti rejected a 100 million dollar loan offer from Soviet Russia. A Washington dispatch said Moscow proposed the loan as part of an economic drive to penetrate the Western Hemisphere. Russian technicians were to supervise the funds, but Haiti declined firmly.
Miss Wanna Loy Nickell of Odessa has been chosen Miss Methodist Hospital of 1956. A senior at the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Lubbock, she will pursue post graduate surgery study. The award reflects personality efficiency and good sportsmanship.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will perform in Moscow and Leningrad becoming the first American symphony to play in the Soviet Union. The 104 piece ensemble was invited by the Ministry of Culture in Moscow through the Soviet Embassy in Washington and cleared for the Europe tour starting next August.
Senator Mansfield warns of a Soviet cultural diplomatic and economic push into Africa and calls for a new assistant secretary of state for African affairs. He argues the United States must align with nationalist currents while avoiding past injustices and refine policy toward Britain France Belgium Spain and Portugal to compete in the changing continent.
Many accidents happen in the home and the pattern suggests men arriving late from work may contribute. The article notes the correlation between long hours and household mishaps.
Plant planned by Flintkote Co. at Sweetwater Texas will produce gypsum for the building trade. President I J Harvey Jr said construction to start in 60 to 90 days with production expected by 1957.
France and West Germany reached an agreement to restore Saar autonomy with German political control by January 1 and a three year economic merger. a Moselle Rhine canal project aims to move coal to Lorraine. Mollet wins a confidence vote 271 to 59 amid abstentions as Britain reviews Cyprus policy. Tito visit sparks debate in Washington over aid. Hong Kong diplomacy looms as China seeks a foreign affairs commission. Singapore's Chief Minister Marshall resigns amid independence talks and potential unrest.
City Hospital officials say a witnessed affidavit required from patients seeking free medicines has not reduced drug costs. Dr. Cyril Costello notes the practice is routine and fails to curb expenses.
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