Paper Panties Invade U S Market From Britain
New York reports on nonwoven viscose rayon panty garments entering the American market in machine dispensers. The one size fits up to a U S women's size 8, sold abroad at 15 cents a pair, with plans for bras and men's shorts in the same material.
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Hamper Hike For Tomatoes Reported in Toledo
Mi grant workers in Toledo area report progress in wage campaign. Lucas County coordinator Theodore Ioria says nearly 30 farmers agreed to contracts adding 1.5 cents per hamper of tomatoes harvested.
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Toledo, Ohio
Theodore Loria
Lucas County
Czechs Promise Due Process Amid Soviet Occupation
Czechoslovakia’s leaders assured the public that due process would be observed despite the Soviet invasion. President Ludvik Svoboda and top officials pledged immunity, freedom from arbitrary custody, and lawful court decisions while urging citizens abroad to return home.
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Austria
Switzerland
Georgia Stages 2-Party Primary
A Negro attorney challenges Democratic Sen. Herman E. Talmadge in Georgia's first two party primary. Talmadge's past segregationist image is debated as May tween Jackson and rivals Jackson, Sells, Patton vie for turnout. The GOP contest remains secondary as the nation watches the race.
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Atlanta, Ga
Herman E. Talmadge
Talmadge
Atlanta
Ward Jackson
Jack Sells
Earl Patton Jr
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Eugene Talmadge
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Washington
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Incumbents Win Big In Primaries Across States
The Associated Press reports incumbents held or won key primaries in Arizona Vermont Wisconsin Maryland Utah New Hampshire Colorado Minnesota Rhode Island and more. Barry Goldwater’s opponent Roy Elson emerged in Arizona while George Aiken’s Vermont bid secured party nominations and write ins. Local outcomes include Gov race bids and rematch attempts among former lawmakers.
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George D. Aiken
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Wisconsin
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Warren P. Knowles
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John Race
William Steiger
Electric Department Computer Trouble Delays Bills
Jacksonville residents Mr. and Mrs. C F Jackson reported receiving 73 bills Tuesday each for 9.98 dollars plus 1.40 tax. Mrs Jackson said she called the department and was told to pay one bill and return the rest due to computer trouble.
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C.F. Jackson
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