Ike U N Speech Draws Praise and Protests in Europe
Western Europe mixed praise and brickbats over President Eisenhower's U.N. address. Critics challenged disarmament, while supporters hailed the bid for world peace. Tass carried a long summary. London papers offered varied judgments, with some calling the speech hopeful and others faulting its concrete proposals. Khrushchev and Western leaders weighed in, and reactions crossed party lines.
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Cars Take Produce's Spot In Bryan Farmers' Mart
Bryan Texas AP brief recounts the shift of the Farmers Market from a city stall to a renovated layout as shoppers browse stalls for potatoes corn greens and other farm products. It notes cars parked for space and memories of wartime shortages fading with supermarket growth.
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Lee Traveler feature highlights REL students in Photolith
Fourteen Robert E. Lee High School students who produced the Lee Traveler yearbook are profiled in Photolith magazine's September issue. The piece, written by yearbook sponsor Vernon Liles, praises the group’s enthusiasm and efficiency in selling and tracking subscriptions as they plan an eight week drive beginning October 1. The photo spread includes Burton Burrus, David Riley, D Eva Luthringer, Boboy Young, Jerry Schofield, Frances Kisling, Ken Perdue and Betty DeShong, with some graduates pictured. Photolith, a national outlet for yearbook production, notes Liles’ long association with the publication since 1957.
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Audrey Hepburn Back in Hollywood for New Film
Audrey Hepburn returns to Hollywood with husband Mel Ferrer to start Breakfast at Tiffanys, saying she was hesitant but couldn’t resist the script by George Jelred. In other news, airline pilot Chuck Bante plans a 130 day world voyage from Honolulu, taking off during Aloha Week in a Beechcraft Bonanza.
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