Nixon Seeks U S Policy Unity After South America Tour
Vice President Nixon ends an 18 day, riot marred tour of Uruguay Paraguay Venezuela Bolivia and other nations. He outlines guidelines for a new look at hemispheric policy, including support for industrial development a common market and nonintervention principles while noting limits on loans for Argentinas nationalized oil and potential subsidies for lead copper zinc and tungsten producers.
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Petition Drive Lags on Right-to-Work in Colombia
California ballot push for a right to work faces a deadline as organizers seek 200 941 more signatures by June 26 to put the measure on the November ballot amid a heated governor race Knowland supports the initiative Brown opposes it and the issue dominates political debate reflected in reports from Arkansas New York Sacramento and California years and figures appear amid a mix of local and national references
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Joe Grubber
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Caracas
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Simo Chiang Kai-shek
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Sacramento
California
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Edmund G Brown
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Odd Harp Seal Saga At New York Aquarium
City Aquarium keepers struggled with a harp seal that wandered without eating, circling the tank for hours. It was tranquilized and moved to a grassy pen as officials fear what may happen when the drug wears off. Officials warn other seals may follow this migrant behavior.
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New York
Christopher W. Coates
Aquarium
Coney Island
Canada
Labrador
Coates
Burglar Green but Not With Envy
Hillsboro Oregon man R I Williams set a dye trap by a garage window using a gallon green dye jug a sign and a shotgun trigger. The intruder knocked the sign the gun fired breaking the jug releasing dye and the thief fled leaving green footprints after stealing three cigarette cartons.
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Hillsboro
Ore
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Williams
Conferees Agree on Postal Bill in Final Action
Senate and House conferees completed action on a compromise postal bill, boosting rates by about 530 million dollars yearly and postal workers’ pay by 257 million. The package, trimmed from Eisenhower’s request, would raise rates across classes with the first increases taking effect months after passage. The pay hikes would affect roughly 500,000 postal workers, with most receiving around 10 percent.
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Senate
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S.cenia
Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel Ad
Notable hotel on Ocean Boulevard in Long Beach advertises accommodation with private baths wall to wall carpeting white glass telephone and maid service. Dining room offers meals and a public breakfast with room and meal packages and catered outside events.
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Huntington Hotel
Oceak Blyd
Lows Beach
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Ortan
Aid Narvice
Lazde Dinire
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