Nude swimsuit trend shocks New York fashion buyers
New York fashion producers report brisk orders for topless and sheer styles as designers like Rudi Gernreich and Bill Smith push to place daring garments with major retailers such as Neiman Marcus and Lord and Taylor. Buyers, European influence noted, show mixed readiness for the bare look amid debates on taste and practicality.
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Garden worker spanks Lady Portman in greenhouse dispute
In Buckinghamshire Beaconsfield court Viscount Portman’s head gardener Frank Klingenspor admitted to spanking Lady Portman to assert control after she asked to leave the greenhouse unlocked. He was fined 84 dollars, ordered to stay 1 mile away from the Portman estate for three years, and bound to peace for 12 months. The incident occurred May 30 and left the Lady with bruises and abrasions.
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Three Suspects File Lawsuit Over Burglaries
In Corpus Christi, three men from Fort Worth Charles Whitmier aged 30 Ben Ragan 27 and George Downey 26 filed a $300 000 damage suit in federal court seeking an injunction to bar use of confessions they allegedly signed after arrests in Kingsville in April The trio is indicted by Kleberg County grand jury for 27 burglaries across the Lower Rio Grande Valley Port Lavaca and Kingsville areas.
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Capitol Hill Bomb Threat Creates Capitol Guard Surge
Washington police boosted guard after the FBI warned of four Puerto Rican men known for incendiary bomb use arriving in the capital. The men reportedly left San Juan Monday night, flew to Baltimore, then gathered in a hotel before returning to Capitol Hill on Tuesday. The FBI provided their names and descriptions to police as night entrances remained secured.
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Tower Quotes LBJ's Cloture Stand in 49
Washington AP reports Sen. John Tower of Texas cited a March 1949 speech by Lyndon B. Johnson against cloture. Tower, now a Republican, quoted: If I were given a choice to send one freedom to lands behind the Iron Curtain, I would send the freedom we disown here. He notes cloture would limit debate, warning the bridle on minorites would bind tongues if the resolution passes. Tower succeeded Johnson in the Senate when Johnson became vice president.
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Byrd Ends 14 Hour Filibuster After Nightlong Talk
Senator Robert Byrd spoke for 14 hours and 13 minutes in a midnight filibuster on debate limits with the Senate in session. Police inspected visitors as they entered, the galleries filled, and four Puerto Ricans were reported to have left for New York City after the nightlong session.
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Cotton Mills Subsidy Tops $20 Million
The Agriculture Department reports $20,068,060 in cotton subsidies paid between April 11 and June under the stabilization program. Names of the mills and individual amounts were withheld to protect competitive operations, as Secretary Orville Freeman defended the disclosure decision at a news conference.
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Agriculture Department
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Freeman Considers Reexamining Farm Subsidy Disclosures
Freeman indicated the department may revisit its policy on disclosing subsidies paid to individual farmers as scrutiny of aid programs grows. He suggested a possible second look at the transparency measure amid ongoing discussions.
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Freeman
Know Your Carrier Know Your Carrier
Stephen F Austin Junior High School pupil Mark Fenlaw has earned two master carrier awards since starting his Daily News route Oct. 1 1960. Fenlaw 15 son of Mr and Mrs Roger Fenlaw 2320 Juniper won first place in junior boys botany in the Panhandle Science Fair. At Austin Junior High Mark is a member of the Latin Club the Science Club the Press Club and the Student Council. He played football basketball and track.
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Mark Fenlaw
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Mark
Roger Fenlaw
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Austin Junior High
Hidden cause of stomach distress and Sal Hepatica
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