U S May Resume Nuclear Testing Analysis Warns
An Associated Press analysis indicates the Kennedy administration faces a choice on resuming nuclear tests amid global criticism and fear. It could retain the moratorium to avoid triggering wider fallout or declare an end to the ban, risking new tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Mexican hotels face crisis in tourist slump
The Hotel Employees Union of the Federal District says most hotels run at 20 percent capacity, affecting about 80,000 workers. It calls on government and industry to launch a campaign to draw tourists as a presidential plan overhauls the Tourist Department within a month. tourism is Mexico’s second largest dollar earner after farm exports.
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Bass elected president of Texas Life Underwriters
Harper H. Bass of San Antonio was elected president of the Texas Association of Life Underwriters at the convention's closing session. He succeeds Corpus Christi’s Jack H. Russell.
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