Filmy evening fashions revive 1930s glamour in spring '68
Spring fashion mood leans toward filmy fabrics and feminine silhouettes. The New York Couture Group showcases strapless gowns and waisted Jean lines with flowing silks chiffons and crepes. Hemlines vary from short to long as vibrant prints and large florals lead the season. The sense of glamour returns for evenings on the town.
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NEW York
NEA
New York Couture Group
Hollywood
Murray Nieman
Hannah Troy
Jo Copeland
Belorn
Karen Stark
Harvey Berin
Petroleum touted as prettiest energy by San Francisco Fed
The Monthly Review of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco calls petroleum the prettiest single source of energy for the American economy in a discussion on energy supplies and market role.
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San Francisco
UPS
Federal Reserve Bank of San
Probation Given Youth Who Defied Cops With Rifles
A youth from Fairfield faced a breached peace charge and received a 0 day suspended jail term two years probation and a fine. The incident involved the youth barricading with his 12 year old brother and two rifles on Sept 8 and briefly aiming at officers before surrendering.
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Rodney Eielson
Stephen M. Orasz
TX Lakeview Drive
Fairfield
George Ferrin Orosz
Man jailed for throwing woman from window
Harold Gadson, 33, of 136 Osborne Street, was sentenced to 160 days in jail after pleading guilty to aggravated assault for throwing a woman from his third floor apartment window on October 28. Police said the victim lay bleeding with a fractured skull but recovered. Gadson admitted the act to officers.
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Osborne Street
Rodney Ejelson
Gadson
Ing
Underwood
Bridgeport
Godson
Truck tonnage drops in 34 metro areas in late December
Intercity truck tonnage across 34 metropolitan areas fell 9.5 percent in the week ended December 30 from the same week a year earlier, according to the American Trucking Associations.
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Washington
GE Credit Corp. names Medhus as VP and comptroller
C G Slock announces Sipard D. Medhus of Stamford elected vice president and comptroller of GE Credit Corp. Harry B. Shuttleworth of Darien named treasurer, a post previously held by Medhus. Medhus joined GE after Oregon State University graduation in 1950.
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General Electric Credit Corporation
General Electric Company
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Stamford
Harry B. Shuttleworth
Darien
GECC
Medhus
Oregon State University
Dolores
Mr. Shuttleworth
Lehigh University
Barbara
Chinese Labor Force Increases in North Vietnam
Paris AP reports a sharp rise in Chinese laborers aiding North Vietnam repair work. Authoritative sources and Hanoi diplomatic contacts say about 250000 Chinese are now in North Vietnam, up 200000 since last autumn.
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Paris
China
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nort Vietnam
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