Nationalization in Ceylon halts US aid and reshapes oil control
In Colombo, Ceylon nationalizes petroleum retailing by granting CPC exclusive sale rights, seizing 178 service stations and 88 kerosene outlets from Burmah Shell Esso and Caltex as the US suspends aid over uncompensated nationalizations. The move widens tensions with the United States and Britain while oil firms resist.
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Caltex
India
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T.B. Tlangaratna
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Washington
London
Ceyjon
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Rourke Hickenlooper
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Frances Willis
Sirima Bandaranaike
Miss Willis
Tlangaratna
Burmah Shell
Silver price surge pushes ounce toward Treasury level
The New York open market price for silver rose to 1,293 per ounce as world demand drives a rally. London quoted 1,299, with strong industrial demand in the United States and rising coin mint usage offsetting reduced mint stock. Buyers abroad seek premiums, while U.S. holdings and use in coin production influence potential ceilings.
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U.S. Treasury
London
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Haircuts May Rise To Three Dollars Says Union Candidate
Vincent Pace, presidential hopeful for the International Barbers Union, envisions a $3 to $3.50 haircut as the wage standard, arguing wear in value of currency makes such prices likely. The piece recalls mid century prices like a 25-cent haircut and a dollar shirt, noting nostalgia for cheaper times while currency erodes.
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Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Vincent Pace
International Barbers Union
Pace
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