Parisian Model Hits The Silk Two Ways
Colette Duval, 24, world record holder for delayed drop and oxygen inhalator jumps, performs free fall jumps from nearly 22,000 feet in France where she models Paris fashions to fund her sport. She plans to push records to 32,500 feet, while balancing a professional parachuting career and personal ambitions.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA
PARIS
Normandy
Colette Duval
Colette
France
Collete Duval
Soviet Farm Leaders Hear Crop Experts
Soviet farm leaders arrive at Iowa State College for a focused US visit. The group splits into study teams led by Prof Boris Sokolov and Prof C F Sprague to explore corn, machinery, and farming techniques. Translator Eugene Serebrennikov joins to aid cross cultural understanding of American life and college governance.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
United States
Boris Sokolov
Town State
C. F. Sprague
Sokolov
America
Sprague
Stolid
Alexander Yezhevsky
International Harvester Works
Chicago
Minneapolis-Moline
Minneapolis
Yezhevsky
U.S
Eugene Serebrennikov
Library of Congress
Washington
Vladimir Matskevich
Iowa State
Floyd Andre
Andre
Matskevich
Russia
What Happens If Soviets Say Yes
Geneva dispatch examines possible Soviet Premier Bulganin approval to Eisenhower’s bid for reciprocal military blueprinting and aerial photography. Analysts weigh propaganda impact, Russia’s secrecy, internal politics, and disarmament risks while questioning authority and feasibility of sharing detailed military sites with a foreign power.
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John Hightower
Geneva
Bulganin
Eisenhower
United States
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Russia
America
Stalin
Four Die In Private Plane Crash Near La Paz Mexico
Mexican officials said a private plane crashed near Santo Domingo, by La Paz, killing four people including two Americans. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Pedroarena of Chula Vista, California, with two other unidentified passengers.
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Tijuana
Mex
Santo Domingo
la Paz
Pedro Pedroarena
Chula Vista
Calif
Insurance At A Savings
E J Leverett Agency offers broad coverage options with the slogan We Insure Everything But the Hereafter. Contact at 816 Koehler Building, phone 7203, for insured protection.
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E. J. Leverett Agency
Koehler
Young Alien May Return To U S
Dayton officials say Jane Edith Thomas a four year old alien may stay if she leaves by September 30 and returns on an immigrant visa but her father Leslie Thomas cannot afford to take her to Canada for the visa. Jane born in Trieste Army hospital while her father served. Law requires ten years residence for American parent five after age sixteen. Thomas was twenty at her birth missing by one year.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jane Edith Thomas
United States
Leslie Thomas
Canada
Jane
U.S. Army
Trieste
U.S
Thomas
Steel Industry Shows Many Older Hourly Workers
About 30 in every 1 000 hourly workers in the United States steel industry are over 65 years old, highlighting an aging workforce within a key manufacturing sector.
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U.S
Negro Files $3.5 Million Suit Against Magazine
Hollywood entertainer Sammy Davis Jr filed a $3.5 million libel suit in Superior Court against Hush-Hush magazine seeking damages for a July issue article. The suit alleges photographs of him and an actress implied an intimate relationship.
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Hollywood
Sammy Davis Jr
Iranian Princess Seeks Divorce From Yank Husband
Princess Fatemeh of Iran sues for divorce from Vincent L. Hillyer, alleging cruel treatment and mental anguish. She seeks custody of their son Kayvon and clear title to a $100,000 Madera County ranch bought with her funds. The couple married in Italy on April 13, 1950, despite initial royal disapproval.
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Los Angeles
Fatemeh
Iran
Shah Muhammed Riza Pahlavi
Vincent L. Hillyer
Kayvon
Madera County
Calif
Hillyer
Civitavecchia
Italy
Shah
Eisenhower Nehru exchange on Far East tension widens
New Delhi reports President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru are in a growing private exchange of messages on the Far Eastern situation. The talks focus on U.S. airmen held in Red China and potential direct talks between Washington and Peiping on Formosa. Messages pass via V. K. Krishna Menon and Ambassador John Sherman Cooper.
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New Delhi
India
Eisenhower
Nehru
U.S
Red China
Washington
Peiping
Formosa
V. K. Krishna Menon
London
John Sherman Cooper
Surgeons Report Small Income Gap Over General Doctors
In Chicago Dr Paul R Hawley head of the American College of Surgeons said surveys show the average income of a surgeon is only two thousand dollars a year more than a general practitioner.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Paul R. Hawley
July Heat Wave Sticks Like Mud
A persistent July heat wave dominated the nation with only brief cooling from storms in the West South and mid continent. Temperatures reached 100F in the Dakotas Pennsylvania and the Southwest while readings hovered in the 70s to 80s elsewhere with Boston at 81F and Miami notably cooler.
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Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Pennsylvania
Southwest Desert
Plateau States
Rockies
Arizona Desert
Plains
Minnesota
Jackson, Miss
Atlantic Coast
New England
Boston
Miami
New Orleans
Court Rules Race Labels On Ballots Unlawful
The U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals held that identifying candidates by race on Oklahoma ballots is unlawful. The ruling comes in the case of A B McDonald, a minister who sued the Oklahoma State Election Board for damages after the word Negro appeared opposite his name on a 1952 ballot for the Democratic Senate primary.
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Denver
Oklahoma
U.S. 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit
A. B. McDonald
Oklahoma State Election Board
McDonald
U.S. Senate
Stephen S. Chandler
Oklahoma City
Colorado Seeks New Driver Laws To Curb Wrecks
Gov. Ed Johnson calls for revisions to Colorado driver examinations and tougher laws for chronic offenders. He proposed speed governors, mandatory seat belts, more frequent tests including hearing and heart checks, and real highway and mountain driving assessments.
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Colorado
Denver
Ed Johnson
Science offers nonsurgical relief for piles with Bio-Dyne
A new healing substance dubbed Bio-Dyne shrinks piles and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors report actual shrinkage and patients say itching ends. Now sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form with money back guarantee. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
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