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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1957
Page
4
Bold claim repeats that Bond stores are the biggest, promising Rochester made suits and expensive brands at low prices. It touts hand tailoring, pure wool fabrics, first choice patterns, and an eye catching lineup of 240 sizes, asserting superior fit and selection because they are the biggest.
Dag Hammarskjold began five days of crucial talks in Cairo with President Nasser and Egyptian officials on the Suez Canal status and possible Middle East peace. Syria faced a military purge against Soviet-linked Col. Serraj as Western diplomats warned Hammarskjold’s chances looked slim and Egypt insisted tolls be paid in Egyptian currency. Ben-Gurion warned Jerusalem of no belligerency talks while Israel pledged to fight if its shipping was hindered. Hammarskjold aimed to seal borders between Israel and Egypt and resolve Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba shipping disputes amid a broader crisis.
Chicago debutante Miss Jean Harvey, 20, becomes the third wife of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, 44, heir to vast fortunes. The marriage took place in Mexico City on March 12 and the couple are reportedly living in Florida or Long Island. Vanderbilt, owner of Native Dancer, was previously married and has two children. The bride attended Miss Porter’s School and Wellesley College and has pursued dramatics in New York City.
British Prime Minister Macmillan and President Eisenhower met in Bermuda to review world issues. Middle East crisis topped the agenda with focus on the Gaza Strip, Gulf of Aqaba, and Suez Canal. Talks anticipated to explore Britain’s military retrenchment and U S willingness to support Western defense while seeking alternative Middle East routes and energy logistics.
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