Resentful Personality Real Enemy Of Beauty
HAL BOYLE reports Constance Bennett, a Hollywood icon, says the worst enemy of feminine beauty is a resentful personality. She cites her life in film and stage, notes shifts in glamor, and urges women to be beautifully natural and naturally beautiful.
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New York
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Hollywood
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Connie
Yesteryear
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Governor's Daughter Undergoes Nose Surgery
Susan Thomson, 16 year old daughter of Governor Vernon W. Thomson, recuperates at University Hospitals after a nose operation to repair cartilage damaged in a March 1957 car crash near the governor's mansion. She is the governor's younger daughter.
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Madison
Susan Thomson
Vernon W. Thomson
University Hospitals
Privacy Dwindles as Eavesdropping Tech Expands
Washington experts describe how modern gadgets conceal mikes behind walls and in clocks and carpet edges. Investigators seek covert listening options from directive long range devices to wired room systems, while some warn of overreliance on highly sensitive gear.
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Washington
Nea
William Jones
Washington, D.C
Metropolitan Detective Agency
Sell Out List Uses Khrushchevpledges to skew peace
A column reviews a long record of Soviet treaty promises from 1917 to 1955 and their violations. It cites agreements with Czechoslovakia Turkey Lithuania Finland Poland Yugoslavia and Germany plus the Geneva summit as examples of treachery. It argues the 1955 Geneva spirit led to arming Egypt and mocks Eisenhower and Dulles for trust.
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N.Y
NEA
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Kremlin
Russia
Red
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Mohawks At Home Working On High Iron In NYC Skyscrapers
New York story profiles Mohawk iron workers led by Mike Daibo in midtown Manhattan. It notes about 500 Mohawks in the city, their rise from St Lawrence reservation to riveting high girders on Union Carbide and other giants, and the transfer of trades across generations.
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New York
Manhattan
Mike Daibo
Tiromonte
Mike
Union Carbide
New York City
RCA
Empire State
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Hudson
George Washington
St. Lawrence
Canada
Brooklyn
Tom Jacks
Tom
Louis
John
Jocks
Princess Margaret Relaxes at Harrington Lake Lodge
Princess Margaret takes two days off during a Canadian tour and flies by helicopter with four staff to Harrington Lake Lodge in the Gatineau Hills near Ottawa. No visitors are expected and there will be no visit by John Turner. She attends church with Gov. Gen. Vincent Massey and appears in Hull before returning to Ottawa for further touring.
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Margaret
Harrington Lake Lodge
Gatineau Hills
John Turner
Montreal
Vancouver
Government House
Vincent Massey
Hull
Que
Dominion Day Commemorates Confederation Formation
Dominion Day marks the establishment of the Canadian confederation under the British North American Act of 1867. The observance highlights national unity, historic milestones, and the enduring ties among provinces within the new federation.
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Canada
Texas Cowboy Shirts Shame Ulbricht Over Local Pride
East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht condemned Western style Texas themed shirts for youth. He urged designs featuring Arab fighters to reflect Middle East struggles, saying Texas represents reactionary views and should be sidelined from youth fashion.
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Berlin
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Texas Plains
Ulbricht
Lone Star State
Middle East
Junge Welt
Paris
Texas
Sheboygan Celebrates Sixth Bratwurst Day Parade
In Sheboygan the sixth Bratwurst Day featured a parade with Gov. Vernon Thomson issuing a proclamation praising local sausage makers. A. Matt Werner served as grand marshal, and new figures claimed sausage consumption surpassed eight tons, with beer flow unrecorded. Proceeds fund youth activities via the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Sheboygan
Vernon Thomson
A. Matt Werner
Sheboygan Press
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oldest Fiesta Celebrates 1692 New Mexico Reconquest
The Santa Fe fiesta stands as the oldest and most colorful community event in America. It marks the reconquest of the New Mexico region by Spanish troops in 1692 from rebellious Indians.
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America
New Mexico
Were To Conduct Hospital Election
The Wisconsin Employment Relations board will hold an election before Aug. 30 at St. Anthony's Hospital in Milwaukee to decide if employees want a collective bargaining unit. If approved, a second election will determine if Local 150 of the Hospital and Institutional Employees Council will represent them. The union seeks representation excluding part time, office, and clerical workers.
Marines First In Trouble Zones Through History
History recounts the Marines as the first U S ground force in crises from 1776 Bahamas to Beirut in the Near East. Highlights include Derna, Tripoli, Chapultepec, Manila with Dewey, the halls of Montezuma, Belleau Wood, Wake Island, Korea airborne operations, and Tientsin riot response.
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Continental Congress
New Providence
Bahamas
North Africa
Derna
Tripoli
Stephen Decatur
Horatio Nelson
Chapultepec
Montezuma
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Dewey
Manila
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
China
Belleau Wood
Wake Island
Korea
Near East
Beirut
Navy
Want Ads Win Popularity Contest Says Judges
A La Crosse Tribune Want Ads popularity contest winner drew praise from judges who found the ads best for buying bargains and selling for quick cash. They now plan to use Want Ads for loose items, claiming spectacular results.
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la Crosse Tribune
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