Dior Reveals Spring and Summer Fashions in Paris Show
Dior presented a striking spring and summer collection by Marc Bohan featuring short skirts, low rises with blouse tops, sculpted shapes, and heavy tweed suits with masculine checks. Early wear favored black and white patterns, while dresses drew on 1920s styles. Surprises included printed tulle harvest themes and cinema inspired ensembles with low necklines.
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Paris
House of Dior
Marc Bohan
New Jersey Woman Named 1962 Mother of the Year
Dorothy Nichols of Oakland New Jersey, a 32 year old mother of three, was named the national March of Dimes Mother of the Year for 1962. Her daughter Susan, four, suffers juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and the award honors the mother’s work to spare the child permanent disability.
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New York
Dorothy Nichols
Oakland
N.J
March of Dimes
Susan
Stalin Tomb Closed For Repairs In Moscow
Lenin's mausoleum in Red Square was closed on Wednesday with a seven foot fence guarding the site. A crane stood inside the fence as workers loitered on the tomb while signs read mausoleum closed for repair. It was unclear what work was planned.
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Moscow
Lenin
Red Square
Auditor Questions Governor's Bill For NYC Trip
Auditor of Accounts David Anderson questioned a 87.50 reimbursement to Gov Keyser for a December 1960 New York City trip. No travel authorization filed. expenses charged to Development Department funds. Finance Director defended the payment as seeking a potential new industry for Vermont.
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Montpelier
Auditor of
David V. Anderson
Keyser
New York City
Anderson
Development Department
William Shepard
CARE and Medico Merge to Cut Relief Costs
CARE and Medico announce a merger to reduce expenses in delivering food medicine and relief aid abroad. CARE operates in 30 countries and Medico in 12 with 20 medical teams. under the plan Medico becomes a service of CARE retaining current programs.
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NEW York
CARE
Medico
Cooperative
American Relief Everywhere
Medico, Medical International Cooperative Organization, Inc
Thomas A. Dooley
Laos
Peter D. Commanduras
Dog’s Barking Saves Family from Flames
In Fairfield Maine the barking of German shepherd Snaps woke the Marquis family of five. Mrs Marquis found the kitchen ash and rear of the house in flames and roused the others who escaped in their night clothes before the two story wooden home was leveled.
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Fairfield
Maine
Wilfred Marquis
Bennington Banner Newspaper Setup and Rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily at 425 Main St Bennington VT with AP content rights. Subscription rates vary by region with three month, six month and yearly plans, including servicemen and mail options.
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Srmwas
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Massachusetts
Civil Rights Battle Opens in Senate Over Literacy Tests
Senate is set for an eleventh hour clash over civil rights with the administration pushing a bill to bar literacy tests for voting. Senator Mansfield frames the measure as a voting rights test tied to education, while opponents warn of states rights and constitutional challenges. Javits signals readiness to push riders on desegregation and anti poll tax measures. The plan faces scrutiny in the Judiciary Committee led by Eastland.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Attorney General
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Pancreatic cancer ends Dundee doctor’s medical career
High land Illinois physician Dr. S. A. Kayar, 41, diagnosed with pancreatic cancer after surgery for obstructive jaundice, published a front page letter from Jewish Hospital St. Louis stating the cancer has invaded surrounding tissue and cure is impossible. He arrived in the United States as a medical student and studied at the University of Pennsylvania.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Ill
Highland
S. A. Kayar
Turkey
Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
Kayar
United States
University of Pennsylvania
Sinatra Starts New Movie Plans Wedding
Hollywood AP reports Frank Sinatra began a new film at Goldwyn Studios for The Manchurian Candidate while Juliet Prowse prepares to fly to South Africa to plan their wedding. Sinatra hinted a June wedding and suggested Juliet may not continue acting after marriage.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Juliet Prowse
South Africa
Sinatra
Goldwyn Studios
Maggie
Juliet
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