Miniskirts in Saigon Stir Debate and Style
A fragmented AP report notes Saigon residents reacting to miniskirts amid the ao dai tradition. Women praise the look while elders and a Vietnamese lawyer offer cautious acceptance and preference for the traditional dress. American entertainer Chung Noel is cited wearing a miniskirt, drawing attention in Central Market.
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Prisoner Escapes Briefly, Captured With Wife Behind Taxi Hide
A prisoner from the city prison farm fled in a supply truck then hid in a taxi with his wife, according to AP. He described the escape as brief and affectionate before authorities arrested him.
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Uniform Time Act sparks debate across states
The piece notes confusion from state reactions to the Uniform Time Act requiring uniform Daylight Saving Time from late April to late October. It cites Alaska's multiple time zones and mentions potential conflicts in states spanning two zones, risking inconsistent observance without statewide decree. It highlights lawmakers' aim to standardize time while acknowledging regional resistance and logistical issues.
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French Build Centers of Culture Rise in Provinces
France advances cultural centers in provincial towns once mocked as deserts. Seven centers completed in Le Havre Bourges Caen Amiens Thohon and an east Paris suburb. Culture minister Andre Malraux notes Bourges center draws larger regular attendance than the Comedie Française in Paris with 10 000 dues paying members.
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Egypt's Great Pyramid Built by Cheops with 100000 Workers
The largest pyramid in Egypt is the Pyramid of Giza erected by Cheops. About one hundred thousand men labored for twenty years to construct it, while ten years were spent transporting the stones.
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Car thieves escape as only one of five caught
The National Automobile Club reports that five thieves stole cars in the United States and only one was captured. The statistic highlights difficulties in law enforcement and pursuit across regions.
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