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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ordinary, middle-aged female, married ... and of generously sculptured proportions, wish to add my two cents' worth on Dior's new styles [TIME, Aug. 9 et seq.]. What's so new about this new look? There must be plenty more biddies like myself who remember the so-called fashions of the '20s that made decently shaped women look like sacks draped with rags...
...allies more often say nice things about Malenkov and Molotov than they do about Eisenhower and Dulles. I doubt that we have a single ally we really could depend on if the Reds let fly with an atomic bomb on New York coupled with a warning to London, Paris et al. to "stay neutral"-or else. And unless there is a drastic change, things stand to get worse rather than better. We are being pictured day in and day out, year in and year out, as wanting war while the Soviet Union cries for peace...
...Only When Dead." The shock that finally blew the lid off was last month's sensational attempt on the life of Rio's famed crusading Editor Carlos Lacerda (TIME Aug. 16 et seq.). The three gunmen who ambushed him only managed to shoot Lacerda in the foot; but they killed an air force major who accompanied him. In blazing editorials Lacerda charged that members of President Vargas' bodyguard had done the job at the order of Vargas' son Luthero. The air force demanded that Vargas must go. Vargas refused. But last week the army, final arbiter...
...five-man syndicate that bought RKO from Howard Hughes and named himself president. But Stolkin's interesting past soon caught up with him; stockholders' complaints forced Stolkin & Co. to sell RKO back to How ard Hughes at a loss of $1,350,000 (TIME, Oct. 27, 1952 et...
...thousands of other American employees out of work. Main issue: American's nonstop coast-to-coast nights, which kept some air crews in the air more than eight hours a day-despite the fact that the schedule had been approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board (TIME, Aug. 9 et seq.). By last week the pilots seemed to be looking for a way out, and federal mediators gave them one. According to the proposal, accepted by both sides, American would...