Race Conflict Debate Opens At United Nations
U N Security Council opens debate on South Africa race conflict amid calls for an investigation. South Africa's Bernardus Fourie flew from Cape Town to oppose the debate while diplomats expect quick approval of an Asian African request to discuss a police shooting last week that killed 72 Black South Africans. Fourie calls the matter domestic and says discussion would worsen conditions.
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Glorious Sixties Seen Beset by New Market Realities
AP analyzes early sixties business mood as export lag and gold reserve concerns mark a shift from the postwar boom. Consumers face scarce choices, competition tightens, and modern plants boost profits while labor costs fall under new mechanization and cannier buying. Inflation fears ease temporarily as industries pivot.
Couple with eight children roam world in $20000 windfall
Vernon O Johnson, 39, real estate man, bought a 16 year old bus converted into a home for himself his wife and eight children aged 2 to 17. After a $20000 profit he left Santa Barbara to sail to Italy on the Vulcania then tour southern Europe Scandinavia Egypt India and the Far East. He said the trip could last one or two years with schooling for the children along the way.
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Two Aboard Missing Jet Over California Bay
Hamilton Air Force Base officials report a 133 jet trainer with two passengers lost contact during landing over San Pablo bay. The aircraft disappeared at about 1,500 feet seven miles southeast of the base last night, triggering search and rescue efforts.
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Missing trainer from Bay search under fog suspension
The pilot 1st Lt Richard K Ratliff 25 of San Jose California and passenger observer Capt Moritz Fromme Jr 32 of Rafael Village California were in a missing trainer that vanished after radio contact reported nothing unusual. Planes helicopters and surface craft searched the bay until fog forced suspension of operations. A Hamilton spokesman said a wheel and other debris were found in mudflats off San Pedro Point but it was not determined if pieces were from the trainer. Ratliffs next of kin was an aunt Mrs Flo Haver 322 N Yule Wichita Kansas.
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