Italy Builds Second Largest Nuclear Plant Near Garigliano
Italy nears completion of Garigliano nuclear plant on the Garigliano River between Rome and Naples. The 174-foot iron dome will house a boiling water reactor with 50,000 tons of equipment and annual output of 1.25 billion kilowatt hours. Italia plans two more plants at Latina and Trino Vercellese, aiming to make Europe’s most powerful nuclear energy concentration.
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Italy
Rome
Naples
Garigliano
Minturno
Gaeta
Dresden
Chicago
SEM
Latina
Trino Vercellese
Europe
Tommaso Zerbi
Sena
Tariff Commission Rules Against Cotton Duties Boost
The Tariff Commission voted 3-2 against raising duties on cotton textiles imported to the United States. President Kennedy opposes the decision and plans to push legislation to address the two price system for cotton while seeking a domestic program to end it.
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Tariff Commission
Washington
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Agriculture Department
Kennedy Plans Weekend With Family in Newport and Hyannis Port
President Kennedy flies to Newport Rhode Island with his wife and two children for a weekend with family. They may travel to Hyannis Port Massachusetts over the weekend to visit Joseph P Kennedy before returning to Washington Monday morning.
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Washington
Kennedy
Newport
R.I
Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Berryville Baptist Church Marks 190th Anniversary
Berryville The Berryville Church observes a 190th anniversary with an 11 a.m. worship service and homecoming led by Rev B Carrington. A noon picnic, then an afternoon program includes Rev Judson Baldwin Woodford Hackley and Dr L A Parker. The 1772 founding began the Clarke County Baptist faith at Buckmarsh Church. The current structure dates to 1884 with Rev Julian Broadus serving 33 years.
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Berryville
B. Carrington
R. Carringtonette
First Baptist Church of
Eee Baptist Historical Society
L. A. Parker
Clarke County
Buckmarsh
Julian Broaddus
Midtown Hotel Workers Stage Half Hour Stoppage
About 5 000 to 6 000 workers at a dozen midtown hotels walked off for thirty minutes, disrupting elevator dining and bar service as the AFL-CIO Hotel Trades Council pressed for a new agreement with the Hotel Association. Supervisors scrambled to cover duties during the walkout.
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New York
Afl-Cio Hotel Trades Council
Hotel Association of New
York City Extends Work Contract Through 1965
York City authorities announce a temporary extension of a labor contract set to expire May 31, 1965. The delay keeps current wages and terms in force while negotiations continue.
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York City
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Tri-State Mortgage CO
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