Britain Moves to Tackle Economic Crisis in Tightening Era
London reports government prepares a new wave of austerity measures to curb the economy. Chancellor Selwyn Lloyd signals possible tax hikes and wage freezes, while Prime Minister Macmillan faces opposition from Labour leaders amid fiscal reform debate. The C and L factions clash as Parliament votes along party lines.
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
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Auto Workers Deny Ford Inflationary Demands
The United Auto Workers denied its 1961 contract demands are inflationary and would cost Ford about 500 million dollars over two years. Ford estimated the package would push labor costs by 30 percent, about one dollar more per hour for 125,000 hourly workers, prompting warning of inflationary risk.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
Sunspots Disrupt Radio Contact and Forecast for More
Washington UPI reports severe sunspots crippled global radio communications for days. U.S. officials warned of further disturbances in the coming days if a Russian report of a record solar flare proves true.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Russia
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Beauty Fades Miss Universe Case Draws Mother Warning
In Hattingen Germany the mother of Marlene Schmidt warns beautiful girls that beauty fades and beauty alone does not win lasting value. Neighbors say Marlene’s 17 year old sister Cornelia is as beautiful, highlighting the family’s noticeable looks.
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Hattingen
Germany
UPI
Salinger Denies Free Trip For Daughters Flight
White House spokesman Pierre Salinger refutes claim by Rep. H R Gross that Salinger’s nine year old daughter rode an Air Force flight to Europe on a space available basis. Gross cites Air Force secretary response as supporting the assertion. Salinger says he paid for the daughter's fare with a check on July five but does not recall the amount.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Europe
Air Force
H. R. Gross
Iowa
House
Eugene Zuckert
Suzanne
Two Students Die Deep Inside Uncharted Cave Rescue
Two 25 year old Indiana University graduate students, Ralph Moreland Jr. and Thomas Arnold, were found dead more than 3000 feet inside a limestone cave near Orleans Indiana. They apparently drowned after floodwaters trapped them in a T shaped passage with a possible breathing space in the other leg.
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Peru
Ind
Indiana University
Congo turmoil reports recount killings and clashes in Katanga
Reports from UN experts, unconfirmed, allege thousands of women and children were shot and burned in Kanioka by South Kasai forces. Katanga clashes with U.N. troops near Nyemba are disputed with Katanga denying UN claims. Parliament deadlock and a boycott mark the Leopoldville university session.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
UPI
Kanioka
South
Kasai
Albert Kalonji
United Nations
Katanga
U.N
Nyemba
Lake Tanganyika
Albertville
Lovanium
Leopoldville
Notice of Bulk Sale for Goot Shoes of Scottsdale
The Goot family business Goot Shoes of Scottsdale at 19 South Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Arizona plans a bulk sale of the business with a buyer taking possession on July 1 1961. Creditors must file claims by noon July 26 1961 with Alpert and Scheffler Phoenix Arizona.
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Goot Shoes
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Arizona
Alpert & Scheffler
Arizona Savings Building
Phoenix
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