Paris Fashions Star In Balmain Cardin Shows
In Paris, Balmain and Cardin unveil fall winter lines with long jackets tubular skirts and bright colors. Balmain notes relaxed half full skirts with capes and long waists while Cardin features long jackets slim tubes and varied hem lengths. In Novosibirsk Nixon wins warm welcome during Soviet tour and eyes possible Khrushchev visit to the United States.
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Lotus
Pierre Balmain
Balmain
Pierre Cardin
Cardin
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Electronic Brain Bites The Dust In Moscow
The electronic question and answer machine at the U S exhibition in Moscow was damaged by grit from thousands of visitors. The device, loaded with Russian language answers about life in the United States, produced replies at a button press. The director announced a temporary shutdown until an asphalt floor is laid over 30 000 square feet of concrete.
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U. S
United States
Hawaii Votes Today In First Statewide Election
Hawaii conducts its first statewide election as polls close at 10 30 am EST. Voters in Hilo to Honolulu cast ballots for two U S senators one representative a governor and a 76 member state Legislature amid expectations of record turnout up to 90 percent of 183 099 registrants.
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U.S
Congress
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Schriever calm over Atlas missile troubles
Lt Gen Bernard A. Schriever told House investigators there is no cause for alarm about recent Atlas flight test failures. He said the Air Force has corrected the difficulties behind five sequential malfunctions and highlighted a completely successful long range Atlas flight.
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Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force
House
Schriever
Proposals Revised in Berlin Crisis Talks at Geneva
Western Allies remain committed to West Berlin as Big Four ministers seek a Soviet pledge to halt unilateral action. Lloyd pressed for a time-limited pledge, now reportedly backing unchanged Western aims. Soviet and Western sides rewrite proposals while Geneva nears a final phase with potential early end if no ground is found. Gromyko signals private interest in disarmament talks, though formal talks have stalled since 1957.
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Powers Knocked From Rights Bill Shocks Civil Rights Efforts
In Washington the House Judiciary Committee stripped the attorney general of broad power to seek federal court injunctions in civil rights cases. Chairman Emanuel Celler blasted President Eisenhower and Republican leaders while vowing to seek restoration from the House. Senate Republican Dirksen said action prospects looked brighter as White House discussions continued.
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Illinois
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Justice Department
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Fathers’ Branded Body Not Owner. Families Seek Verification
Two Gastonia men believe the body buried as John McCarver is actually their father Lee Roy Webb. Police compare photos with the York County man found July 20. autopsy shows multiple injuries. The case hinges on family identification and possible body relocation to Gastonia.
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Flint Hill
York County
S.C
McCarver
Cliff Dutton
Webbs
Charlotte
Dutton
Foreign Aid Bill Debated in House Debate
Rep Otto E Passman warned that some aid recipients might shoot at the U S in war while supporting a 3186500000 foreign aid bill cut by 1243495000 below the Presidents request The House Appropriations subcommittee chaired by Passman backed the measure despite Republican objections and a Senate path looms after debate on the aid package with 250 overseas bases and 5 000 000 ground troops cited by supporters.
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Otto E. Passman
D-La
House
U.S
Passman
Eisenhower
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Conte
United States
Aassman
Poland
Indonesia
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Mrs Edna Tatum Improves at Chapel Hill Hospital
Edna Tatum widow of late football coach Jim Tatum shows steady improvement at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. Doctors report her condition is good after a virus similar to the one that caused Tatum’s death last week, with no announced discharge date.
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N.C
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Jim Tatum
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Tatum
Aluminum Walkout Threatens New York Labor Standstill
In New York the United Steelworkers of America faces a possible aluminum industry walkout as talks with management stall. President David J. McDonald said a strike is not imminent, though federal mediators are involved and no progress has been reported.
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Sam’ Ts
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Maenees Aluminum Industry
Hodges Sees broad progress in Soviet Union
Governor Luther Hodges reports after a three week, first hand visit to the Soviet Union. He notes geography history and diverse peoples across republics from the Baltics to the Black Sea and Asia. Hodges praises democratic ideals free enterprise and U.S. relations while urging clearer understanding of Soviet life and government.
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