SNOOZE IN RIVAL'S HOUSE COSTS WIFE $60
Paris paragraph outlines Charlotte Pradel 26, a beautician, caught her husband with Irene Touboul 28. she wrecked the rival’s kitchen and linen closets, drank brandy, and slept on a mirror signed in toothpaste. Court fined Mrs Pradel $60 for revenge, after Irene reported the incident.
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Soviets Reject Nonnuclear Energy Committee Plan
In United Nations debate, Alexei Roshchin opposed creating a committee to pressure nonnuclear nations on disarmament. He argued such a body would hinder cooperative work and undermine the UN Charter by bypassing core organs like the Security Council and the veto powers. William C. Foster also criticized the plan, calling it an attempt to rework Charter security duties.
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Clergy pressure spurs Buehler's to upgrade four Atlanta stores
Atlanta clergy pressure leads Buehler's Super Markets to reform operations in four ghetto-area stores. The agreement requires price alignment, improved quality and sanitation, and equal pay and supervision for a Negro manager, with Negro trainees hired to bolster leadership. Clergy say the move aims to set a national pattern for upgrading ghetto stores.
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