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G.O.P. ch~iraan Leonard Ball said: •it will be an Eisenhower-Hixon ticket.• Thata all he had \o ea, • • Th••••• for the Senate Republican polic7 chief - Seaator Bridge• of Hewhaapahir.e. All Republioan1 who'•• been contacted 10 far 1a, - \hil Stassen p ronounce■ ent doe1n't represent the Pre1identa own thinking. j I 1.ATII. tlCI PIIDIIIIIT 11101 , . . . . l • • • ITIT . . . T 11••·•-- 91. . , . ITITD OIi 1na1L ICCIIIM , . , I 11111.L •• . . . . " • • • • • • , DICIII. TNI f l l l l - T au ftll TNI ,,c .... DI-TIAL - • - • • . • ftll l&IIT NII.IC .,,,c,at:.I IT NII •1• • .. ,,it• "-~ . i■ TIii par 1MI - D f l l l - • - ~T . . II M Ill M Cl■ I COIITIIIIUTI TIii _ , 11 1111 ■•&■TIN • flUI-T II . . . . . , I IHILL 11 IL.Al TO etll HI I CAIIINCI --- IL 19.f■I II N■•I Pllll.LY •WI . . . . 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Bo••••r, a leading opponent - Democratic ltp••••ntatl•e Col■•r of Miaalaaippt declared - •the otber 114• bas won The Battle, but we we've won the war!• 'The 1111 has been delayed so lon1: said he •there'• no poaaible chance or its being acted - upon by the Senate•. Most dvocatea of the Bill agree p rivately that he's probably right. 1111L Steel Strike negotiations will be resu■ed in l e w tort, to ■orrow, dter a •••k of appareDt failure 11 Pittsburgh. S p okesmen for both 1idea say th17 are gettiag together, without &DJ pre1sure froa the aoverueat. Bo••••r, labor secretary itchell says the 1owerueat. will continae to watch the daily . rogre1s of the 111otiation1. ,zo■ 1 c . ~ . . . .. Two atomic announce ■ enta tonight. The gover.n■ eat, •aJ• it has tiniabed with thi• year's nuclear te1t1 la th• Pacific, and that progreeN waa made in oontrollla1 ralio-active fall-out. Over in Britain - Queen Elizabeth and ti• Duke ot lcllnh urgh ape at tea ■la•t•• loot tag at all a to■ io bou, la a s1oret-1tora1e warehoaae. lt ••• thel~ fir - at loot at tie •••o•• ••apoa. l.ater a 1pok••••• 1ald th• queen•• reaction ta •top aecret.• H eres a hopeful p rediction fr,oa Pri ■• Minister &den - that the danger of global war bas recede4, of the knowledge that an B-bomb war could destroy man- kind. Opening a foreign policy debate in th• Co ■■ oa1, Eden said the chances for peace loot good at the aoaent, but be lam aure of thi1 today. I caaaot aa, 1 would be ••••ll7 au•• or It for-ever. All thl1 bu1inee1 require• area patience•. Sir Anthopy told tmCoa■ oas that we are •edgin1• towa ' d a solution of the really big proble ■s, and that he auch ' refers what bas been called the "menace of Soviet com p etition•, to the threat of another world war. 11'1 . . 111111C IIIIN POI TNI •"-- lltLIIII W IIU.A■ . . . . . . . . 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A lon with Otto Lang, he was the first to introduce recreational skiin g a nd ski schools in the acific Borthwest, at Ut. B a k e r, Yt. llood, and Mt. Rani e r. B oth in the Eas t and in t h e ~ est h e helped le.unch many ski tows. £jNERAMA - 2 O n Y c mp r b le to b.in 1 s we p t a~ ay by a valanche. l t took four ours for th tr1· d b J , an a SU iJ er display of craftsm a nshi by us and V o n." That WRS t e ·test - a successful test. After which - the attem ! t, taking along the Cinerama camera. followed by the next cable fro ■ Otto Lang which reads: - 'Disastrous tra g edy struck Cinerama crew, July twentieth. Jim arker lost his life in Indus river. Cam~ra boat, with seven crew members a b oard, turned over com . letely in vicious ra.ids. Six of us managed to save our lives in des p erate struggle, ex,e p t for poor Ji ■• They had gone into this unex lored river, at Gilgit, launchin & their craft in the Hunza, one of the tributaries - then into the In d us. 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