Inter-American Delegates Propose Economic Policy
Delegates from 20 nations at the Inter-American Conference finalize proposals for a general economic agreement and an inter American development bank. The United States objects to a new bank citing existing credit sources while urging fuller use of current facilities. Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson urged Latin American nations to trim budgets to curb inflation and hinted at expanding Export-Import Bank activity.
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Buenos Aires
Hemisphere
inter-American Development Bank
United States
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
U.S
Anderson
Senate limits U S nuclear contributions to IAEA
The Senate approved a conference report adding a Bricker amendment requiring congressional approval for large U S donations of nuclear materials to the IAEA. The House had rejected the provision earlier, arguing it could hinder the atoms for peace program initiated by President Eisenhower. The measure would permit contributions up to 1960 without new approval.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
U. S
International Atomic Energy Agency
House
IAEA
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Rep
Cole
New York
House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
International Agency
Man loses $3000 suit over rusty screw in candy bar
In Minneapolis jurors ruled against Thomas Estes who claimed a drug store chain sold a candy bar with a rusty metal screw embedded. Estes sought $3000 for dental injury and received no damages after exhibit A was discussed.
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Minneapolis
Notice of proposed Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone rate changes
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia filed July 17 1957 with the State Corporation Commission new schedules to raise intrastate revenue by about 6 541 000 annually or net earnings after taxes by about 2 979 000 The commission suspended the effective date for 60 days to August 17 1957 and set a hearing for October 15 16 and 17 1957 at 10 00 A M in Richmond Virginia to hear public input The new schedules are on file at the commission and may be viewed or obtained from the company offices. witnesses and exhibits will be available for examination and cross examination.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
State Corporation Commision
Commission
Blanton
Richmond
Weather Fair And Pleasant In Most of U S
Mostly fair and pleasant weather covered the nation with only pockets of rain along the Atlantic seaboard. Rain from yesterday eased as a disturbance moved off the mid Atlantic coast while the East Coast remained cloudy and showers were possible in New England and southern Florida. A southerly air flow brought warmth to the Plains and a rising trend across the upper Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes and northern New England.
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Atlantic
Florida
Maine
Mid- Atlantic
New York
Virginia
East
New England
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Teen in jail claims no access to matches in blaze case
In Ravenna Ohio a 17-year-old boy accused of setting 35 fires including a $90000 winch fire complained from Portage County Jail that he cannot light cigarettes. He said they won’t let him have matches there.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Portage County
U S Specialists To Leave Soon For South Pole
A group of 0.8 specialists will head for the South Pole in Operation Deep Freeze, the third and largest Antarctic expedition in three years. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force personnel will sail on 10 ships and 31 aircraft, with some icebreakers leaving U S ports late this month and others in November. Transport planes depart from Quonset Point and Greenville in September, led by Rear Admiral George Dufek who will fly to Christchurch New Zealand on September 10. New Zealand serves as the intermediate base for seven IGY stations, as most wintering personnel will be brought home next February while a new winter party remains.
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Antarctic
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
U. S
George Dufek
Christ Church
New Zealand
South Pole
United States
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