Eisenhower Signs Bill Shielding FBI Files From Defense
President Eisenhower signed a law to protect FBI files from unrestricted searches by defense lawyers. The measure follows the Jencks ruling and requires court procedures to determine when witness statements must be disclosed. It allows the judge to order delivery of relevant statements and can lead to mistrial or striking testimony if the government withholds records.
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Mexican composer Augustin Lara on rock and roll
Augustin Lara, famed for Granada, dismissed rock and roll as a mere exercise and not a lasting musical form. He told a newsman during a personal appearance tour that he would never compose rock and roll, stating, I am a composer not an athletic director.
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State Fair Observes Wine Day at Sacramento
The State Fair celebrated the 1557 California wine vintage with a luncheon and dinner presided by Ernest Gallo who would crown the vintage queen. Wine growers tasted award winners while crowds sampled free wine and voted on preferences as 97,626 visitors attended Labor Day events, bringing six day totals to 486,357, a record pace.
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Western powers press on in disarmament talks with Russia
London four nation group the United States Britain France and Canada vowed to continue disarmament negotiations with Russia if Moscow shows any real intent to end the world arms race. They met after Soviet criticism of a Western 11 point plan and will press Valerian Zorin for a precise formal reply or propose new steps in the east west search for agreement.
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Arctic waters crowded as NATO and Soviet maneuvers loom
NATO plans Arctic naval exercises off Europe this month with about 300 warships to test procedures north of the Ural area. Moscow Radio warned foreign ships to avoid the danger zone as Soviet warships move from the Baltic to the Adriatic. Pravda reports Zhdanov and Svir announcement ships heading to Yugoslavia while Romulo to lead Philippine delegation warns air and naval maneuvers will use modern weapons. An atomic locomotive forecast by 1960 is cited by Kehoe, with debate on its feasibility versus diesel rivals.
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Eyes Clear at Middle Distance Marketed Vision Lenses
Dr. J. M. Soss in Long Beach offers intermediate distance vision lenses reducing bifocal lines. His offices in Wilmington and Torrance provide flexible, comfortable glasses with mid to far distance clarity.
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