The Neglected Art of Being Different
July Reader's Digest features 35 curiosity arousing articles urging readers to grow and profit by being themselves. The issue highlights science entertainment business and the value of individuality with practical advice.
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17 Beauties Vie For Connecticut State Jaycee Title
The Connecticut Jaycee beauty contest finals will be July 3 and 4 at the Klein Memorial auditorium with 17 finalists from across the state competing for a chance to reach Miss America in Atlantic City. Qualifying rounds are set for July 3 at 8 p.m. in Barnum Festival week, with final judging on the fourth. Contestants from Bridgeport Danville East Hartford and other towns are listed with names and addresses. Albert J. Saffo heads committees including Russo D Elia Minton Jean Newman and Plura.
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Klein Memorial Auditorium
Atlantic City
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Billie June Turner
Silvermine Road
New Canaan
Danielson
Patricia Ann Nichols
Main Street
Dayville
Jaycee
East Hartford
Josephine Sanzella
Hamden—Lavone Roberto Jendrewski
County Street
New Haven
Greater Middletown
Alicia Rose Elizabeth Pessini
Cresent Street
Middletown
Naugatuck
Mary Catherine McGrath
Marlboro Street
Waterbury
Norwich
Nancy Lee Fleury
Jerome Avenue
Uncasville
Willimantic
Judith Gail Wright
RFD
Windsor Locks
Beverly Ann Walker
Portman Street
Windsor
Winsted
Katherine -Marie Connole
Rockwell Street
New London
Albert J. Saffo
Joseph Russo
Paul N. D’elia, Jr
Dwight Richards
Earl Minton
James Jean
John Newman
William Plura
Pope names Archangel Michael to guard Italian bankers
Vatican announces Pope Pius XII designates Archangel Michael to oversee Italian bankers under his patronage. The notice appears in the Acts of the Apostolic See as a ceremonial gesture reflecting the belief that money can serve good or ill, with a 16 inch reflector telescope shown in the setup at Raratonga, Cook Islands.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Archangel Michael
Apostolic See
Raratonga
Cook
FCC Orders Cut in AT&T Charge
The FCC ruled AT&T overcharged on private telephone line service and ordered a roughly 15 percent rate cut effective in 60 days. Public telephone, telegraph, and program transmission rates remain unchanged, while defense and government uses of leased circuits may be affected. AT&T president Frederick R. Kappel disputed the justification for the cut.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
At&t
Defense Department
Frederick R. Kappel
New York
Port Developments Underway at Khorramshahr Iran
Iran advances port projects at Khorramshahr with construction activity and planning underway to boost maritime access and logistics. Local authorities coordinate with national agencies to expand facilities and improve regional trade routes.
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Khorramshahr
Iran
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