Glamorous Job: Priscilla Wright Navigates Global Fashion Scene
Miss Priscilla Wright of Grand Meadow works as a style coordinator for a New York knit wear firm. She travels to Europe five times yearly to study trends in Paris London Milan and Rome, sketches fabrics in New York, and recently explored Bahamas expansion prospects. Her favorite region is northern Italy and she mixes Italian and French basics with English.
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Paris
French Riviera
London
Rome
Bahamas
Hollywood
Priscilla Wright
Grand Meadow
New York City
Miss Wright
Europe
New York
Italy
Grand Bahama
Missouri Potato Salad Controversy Sparks Culinary Debate
A New York cook raised in Missouri shares a potato salad recipe and reflects on diverse regional methods. The article contrasts oil marination, mayonnaise, and old fashioned dressing, noting debates over potato type and cut. It includes a detailed recipe for Cooked Salad Dressing and the salad.
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New England
Missouri
Missouri Potato Salad Vinegar Butter Dressing Instructions
Stir vinegar mixture vigorously then return to saucepan and boil for one minute. Remove from heat and stir in butter. Cover and cool, refrigerate tightly. Yields about four cups. Use as directed in Missouri Potato Salad recipe. a quarter cup will be needed for the salad with some left over for another use.
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New York
Missouri
Sheryl Headington Engaged to Wed Steven L. Hines
Mr and Mrs Ronald Headington announce the engagement of their daughter Sheryl Marie to Steven Lee Hines son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Hines Blooming Prairie The couple plan marriage after Sheryl graduates Pacelli High School and attends Austin State Junior College Steven is a Marine Corps service member stationed at Camp Lejeune No date has been set for the wedding
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Oakland Ave
Sheryl Marie
Steven Lee Hines
Eldon Hines
Blooming Prairie
Miss Headington
Pacelli High School
Austin State Junior College
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Central Java Women Sell Hair to World Market
In Central Java, women known for long black hair cut and sold their tresses to brokers for wigs worn in the United States and Japan. Following the 1965 coup aftermath, widowed women faced unemployment and turned to this trade, with the Indonesian government not restricting the business.
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Jakarta
Central Java
United States
Hong Kong
Japan
Netherlands
Indonesia
Java
Ann Landers Visits Vietnam War Hospitals
Columnist Ann Landers spends ten days in Vietnam visiting U S military hospitals near Saigon. She talks with wounded GIs including Major Samuel Otis Holbrook III and Specialist Jimmy L Wilson, praising their service and noting her aim to lift morale through direct contact.
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Ann Landers
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Samuel Otis Holbrook III
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Vietnam
Miss Landers
Pacific
Mekong Delta
U. S
Chicago
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Honolulu
Wake Island
Guam
Manila
Tan Son Nhut
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Sarge
Holbrook
25Th Infantry Division
Tropic Lightning Division
Wedding and event notices deadline policies in Austin
Information for events and weddings must reach the Herald by 8 30 a m the day after the event and by 9 30 a m the second day. A third day is allowed for out of city events. Wedding notices require advance submission or by 9 30 a m the following day. After a week only announcements appear. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
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Austin
the Herald
Rolls Royce Owner Fined for Parking Violation
Alexander Young, 43, was fined 14 dollars after parking his Rolls Royce in a no waiting area near Queen Street rail terminal. Constable Ralph Perkins testified Young rolled the car onto the officer’s foot, locked the car, and walked away, causing a bruise. He was convicted of assault.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Alexander Young
Ralph Perkins
Young
Perkins
Queen Street
Constable
Summer Hours at YMCA Start Friday
The YMCA will begin summer hours Friday with a special open schedule through Saturday, June 10. The revised schedule precedes the regular summer hours starting Monday, June 12, with daily closing times of 8 30 p.m. on weekdays and 7 p.m. on Saturdays.
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YMCA
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