Libel suit started against Confidential magazine
Doris Duke files a three million dollar libel suit in Superior Court against Confidential magazine in New York, alleging ugly unfounded attacks on her name. Attorney Jerry Giesler says damages will go to charity and aims to deter similar acts by the defendants including publisher Robert Harrison editor Howard Rushmore and author Grant Peters.
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Kremlin Leaders Relax In Open Cars In Geneva Visit
Geneva reports that Soviet leaders ride in open cars while their security detail travels in closed vehicles. U S officials A E Baughman and James Rowley monitor the scene as the Khrushchev Bulganin Zhukov party tours Swiss streets. Locals note the contrast with American practice during Eisenhower’s Geneva trip.
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Nevada Convicts Stage Sitdown Strike at State Prison
About 225 inmates at Nevada State Prison began a sitdown protest in the lit yard at 3 40 p m demanding to meet Gov Charles Russell. They sought interviews and reforms including better food, no reprisals, and parole board access. warden Art Bernard warned most grievances were unfounded.
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Life story ad details Danish birth to U S life of Jacob Jensen
Salt Lake City 85 year old Jacob Jensen placed a quarter page ad in the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News to share his life from Soroe Denmark born July 19 1870 to immigration to the United States in 1895 and work as a carpenter contractor with remarks on his family and a vow to continue acts of kindness in later years. He notes two enemies but says they mostly can no longer harm. A small family gathering is planned and he lists six sons and two daughters.
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College Merger To Be Taken Up
Banner Elk North Carolina The Concord Presbytery planned to discuss the proposed merger of Mitchell College Statesville and Lees McRae Junior College at a meeting. Mitchell officials asked delaying action until a later meeting likely at Mitchell in September. President John Montgomery said more time to study the merger would be beneficial.
Eisenhower Appears on Red Front Pages in Hong Kong
For the first time since his election President Eisenhower’s picture ran on Red front pages in Hong Kong newspapers. The issue also carried press reports of the Big Four summit talks in Geneva.
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