Britain backs U S Asia containment as Ball ends visit
U S Undersecretary George Ball wraps two day mission in London with British assurances to back American containment of communism in Southeast Asia. Britain outlines an Atlantic nuclear force alternative to the MLF while pledging support to save the pound and share defense burdens. The Johnson Wilson summit looms next week as both sides seek coordination on Viet Nam and Malaysia tensions.
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Continental Asks Flights To Dallas From Tucson
Continental Airlines asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to permit flights between Tucson and Dallas, hoping to add services without cutting Houston routes. If approved, they would extend Tucson flights to Los Angeles and on to Hawaii, citing Tucson's East connections and improved schedules after upgrading to jets.
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Cuba Starts Harvesting Sugar Crop
HAVANA Cuba the Castro regime began harvesting the 1965 sugar cane crop a month earlier than usual to finish before spring rains. It mobilized 40000 volunteer cutters from Havana and added 2000 new trucks from Communist countries to haul the crop to mills, with officials forecasting at least five million tons. Sugar production has fallen from 6.8 million tons in 1961 to 3.75 million in 1964.
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No Driver Tests In Tucson For Three Days
There will be no driver testing in Tucson for the next three days as the Arizona Highway Department closes licensing offices tomorrow through Friday for training in Phoenix. Classes are held annually in early December, says J H Musser, local supervisor. Testing will resume on Monday.
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Two Arizona Groups to Testify at Bracero Hearing
At a Saturday U S Labor Department hearing in San Francisco two Arizona farm groups Agricultural Commodities Inc and Yuma Producers Cooperative are expected to testify on foreign labor needs as the Bracero program ends December 31 U SFarmers fear a labor shortage while some insist immigration channels should replace the program Local figures Ira Layman Phoenix district supervisor of the Bureau of Employment Security doubts Mexico will release workers under immigration laws and critics urge a national farm minimum wage to attract workers
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