Canadian envoy urges freer trade with United States
In a prepared address at the Invest- ment Bankers Association convention in Hollywood Florida the Canadian ambassador urged the United States to pursue freer trade. He warned that restrictive policies against some exports threaten allies in the fight against communism and said a convincing move toward freer exchanges would aid the free world. The ambassador stressed economic integration between nations as essential to counter communist influence. ANTARCTIC TRIP STARTS The icebreaker Atka with civilian and government specialists aboard headed from Boston for the Antarctic. The 269 foot vessel commanded by Cmdr len Jacobson will be away about five months for research and support tasks.
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Bankers ‘ Association
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Seattle
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Boston Harbor
Churches to Welcome 100000 Refugees Here
The National Council of Churches heard that 100,000 refugees abroad seek homes in the United States. Delegates debated a resolution urging churches to back denominational agencies and Church World Service in offering resettlement opportunities. Ralph Elliott, vital to the church world service, said U.S. churches promised housing for the homeless two years ago and must now fulfill it.
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Desegregation Day Proposed and Resettlement Act Debate
Discussions at the convention cover a new resettlement act allowing citizens or groups to assist non citizens and refugees with jobs and housing. Church World Service reports over 2 000 assurances since last spring and notes many beneficiaries are Protestants and refugees from Germany Eastern Europe Palestine and China. A separate measure would designate May 2 as Desegregation Day following a Supreme Court ruling. New York park officer George Lamb resigns amid a probe and immunity dispute over traffic courtesy cards.
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Church World Service
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Lamb
Rep Rogers 68 Dies in Florida Addressing Chamber Meet
Democratic Congressman from Florida's Sixth District, Broward and Palm Beach Counties, died of a heart attack while addressing a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Fort Lauderdale. He had served in Congress since 1944 and was taken to Broward General Hospital.
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Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Broward
Palm Beach
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