Liz Taylor dress sparks fashion expert critique in Paris
Fashion observer Jean Rook scolds Elizabeth Taylor for bold horizontal stripes on a red white and blue striped dress. The violet eyed star is noted as 35 and not thin, with a price tag near 849 dollars.
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Kosygin Greets Turkish Premier in Thin, Tired Look
Russian Premier Kosygin appeared thin and fatigued as he greeted Turkish Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel in Moscow's Vnukovo-2 airport. Officials had said Kosygin was ill but not seriously, with unconfirmed reports of laryngitis and sore throat after a Baltic Sea vacation.
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L A Convicts 3 Nazis in Wilshire Rioting
Three American Nazi Party members Ralph Forbes George Carpenter and Robert Walton were found guilty of rioting and disturbing the peace after the August 6 Wilshire Boulevard peace march. A municipal court judge set sentencing for today with possible terms up to 15 months in jail and fines. Forbes claimed self defense amid the clash as a private investigator’s wife testified Forbes urged stopping the antiwar demonstration.
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San Francisco Voters to Decide Vietnam Policy Ballot
California Supreme Court rules SF voters may decide on Vietnam policy. In a 6 to 2 decision the court orders the registrar to place a cease-fire and U S withdrawal measure on the November 7 ballot if petition signatures suffice. Citizens for a Vote on Vietnam says it collected 22,000 signatures, needing 12,000.
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Rap Brown freed on $10,000 bond in Virginia case
H Rap Brown longtime Black Power advocate was released on a 10 000 non security bond after a four hour U S District Court hearing He must stay within New York City except for court appearances Brown 23 faces a Alexandria Virginia hearing on fugitive from Maryland charges He also faces indictments in Cambridge Maryland for inciting to riot and arson and faces extradition disputes with Virginia court actions ongoing
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Negro Protest of Bus Service Closes School
Atherton High School remained closed after clashes between white and Negro students over new bus rules that reduce service to poorer neighborhoods. About 15 students were injured. a Negro boy and girl were taken to Hillcrest juvenile detention. Parents’ meeting planned as protests say the change saves money but hurts many children who must walk miles.
Pan Am Faces Strike Over Union Representation
A 7,000 worker threat against Pan American World Airways centers on union representation between the AFL-CIO Clerks and Teamsters. Clerks President C. L. Dennis says Pan Am refused to negotiate a new contract and a 5 percent unilateral raise is inadequate as the labor dispute escalates toward a 12:01 am Wednesday strike.
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Velvet Pants Brighten Met Opera Opening at Lincoln Center
New York observers noted a stylish Met opening with 3963 attendees at Lincoln Center while La Traviata drew uneven singing led by Montserrat Caballé and Richard Tucker. Intrigue lingered over a fountain detergent incident as fashion and high society mingled with notable guests like Rockefeller II and Senator Pell.
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Blast damages Beth Israel synagogue in Jackson
A blast late Monday night heavily damages the $400,000 Beth Israel synagogue in Jackson as investigators probe whether the charge exploded inside or outside the door. No one was inside the building. the rabbi had previously helped raise funds to rebuild burned Negro churches.
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