Social press rules at White House stir debate in Washington
Washington society reporters react as Kennedy White House plans restrict mingling at receptions. The move, later reversed, sparked reminiscences of Eisenhower and Truman eras and highlighted tensions between press access and official protocol. Tish Baldridge resigns as social secretary. Nancy Tuckerman to replace.
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Debutante Manager Joins Chapin and Palmer Agency
The 33 year old, experienced in travel and party planning, assists her mother in the party business and aligns with Chapin and Palmer of New York which handles debuts weddings and receptions.
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Noted Atlanta Historian Speaks at Cedar Rapids Dinner
Public invited to hear Wilbur George Kurtz, Atlanta historian and founder of the Atlanta Civil War Round Table, speak at a 6:30 dinner in Cedar Rapids. Reservations advised with Mrs. A. J. Cummings or Mrs. Norman Waffle. Kurtz, linked with Coca-Cola, is a notable Civil War authority and author.
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Venezuelan Radio TV Assn to Collect Bill
The Venezuelan Chamber of Radio and Television says major Caracas stations will withhold air mentions of the six main political parties until they pay advertising debts totaling 35000 dollars.
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Venezuela
Argentina's Crisis Deepens Under Guider's Rule
Argentina faces political stagnation and economic peril as President Jose Maria Guido, backed by the military, handles a Peronist ban ahead of June elections. The country endures record debt, low reserves, high unemployment, and a plunging peso while parties wrestle over whether Peronists should participate.
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Latin America
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Eight vendors killed in village shooting over fruit prices
An argument over fruit prices in Dargai village led to gunfire by rifle carrying tribesmen, killing eight fruit vendors. The tribesmen surrendered to authorities.
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Peshawar
Pakistan
Dargai
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