Eddie and Elizabeth Taylor Send Best to Debbie Reynolds
Paris AP Eddie Fisher and his wife Elizabeth Taylor sent best wishes to his ex wife Debbie Reynolds after her Beverly Hills remarriage to Harry Kar t. Fisher said the marriage may affect the $1 million alimony but details require lawyers. Taylor and Fisher are resting in Paris before returning to the United States. Reynolds’ illness delayed Cleopatra production. Taylor is recovering.
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Officer To Get New Pants From Drunken Driver
Gloria Pereira, 33, was convicted of drunken and hit and run driving after her sports car ripped the seat from a policeman’s pants in Los Angeles. Policeman Edward Neville, 35, said he was directing a motorist when the accident occurred on August 20. The judge imposed a $250 fine and five days in jail.
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Laos Premier accuses foreign interference in peace bid
Prime minister Souvanna Phouma told a cheering crowd that foreigners meddle in Laos efforts to restore peace. He did not name nations, but implied U S backing of right wing Gen. Phoumi Nosavan and rejected calls to end foreign help, warning that if thwarted Laos will fight and win.
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Souvanna seeks Lao truce amid fragile balance
Souvanna warns that failure to secure a truce among Laos factions could spark open war between Phoumoi's Western aligned forces and the Communist led Pathet Lao rebels who have waged six years of civil conflict. He pursues a delicate balancing act to stabilize the country.
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Eisenhower rebuts Guinea protest on Congo emancipation
President Eisenhower rejected Sekou Toure of Guinea over U S support in the Congo dispute. Toure accused Washington of backing enemies of African emancipation, while the White House said U S policy favors African freedom. The Guinea leader aligned with the Soviet bloc as Kasavubu’s delegation joined UN talks.
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Risk Acceptance By Workers Is OSU Study Topic
Ohio State University safety engineers study why workers accept more risk by testing 40 Columbus industrial workers at Nippert Electric Products. A “man machine” task varies risk, with pay rising with risk. failure triggers a minor electric shock. Researchers relate risk to personality, accident records, and biographical data to identify behavioral and environmental factors.
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Police Await Report In Death In Newark
Police await a pathologist report to determine if the death of 32 year old Thomas L. Morrow was suicide or homicide. He was found lying on a Newark street behind his parked car with a gun between his legs and a head wound. He died an hour after hospitalization. Coroner Shrontz could not yet determine the cause.
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Vatican protests Haitian archbishop expulsion
Vatican officially protests Haiti over the expulsion of Archbishop Francois Poirier of Port au Prince amid accusations he aided Communists. The Vatican denounces the action, cites Canon Law on excommunication, and notes strained Vatican-Haiti ties including Haiti missing a cardinal memorial service.
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Ike Catches Up On Back Work
President Eisenhower returned from a Georgia vacation and spent Saturday in the White House dictating and reviewing mail. He had no callers except staff. Monday he will attend a luncheon at the Army Navy Club hosted by his key appointees including Cabinet members.
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Cuban Women Head to Prague Conference
Led by Vilma Espin wife of Raul Castro the Cuban delegation includes the education minister’s wife the secret police chief and the acting National Bank president. They traveled Saturday to Prague for the Communist dominated International Democratic Federation of Women conference.
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