Jewel buying spree marks Killam estate sale in New York
Harry Winston bought Dorothy Killam’s estate for 4 million dollars including the Astor pearls and the Briolet diamond. The piece opens the spring social season with Thoroughly Modern Millie at the Criterion Theatre on March 21. Celebrity guests, supper dance at Rainbow Room, and a Van Cleef and Arpels clip discovery headline a glamorous night.
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Knickerbocker
York
Harry Winston
Dorothy Killam
John Jacob Astor
Henri
Diane
Julie Andrews
Carol Channing
Beatrice Lille
Mary Tyler Moore
Criterion Theatre
Museum of the City of New York
Rainbow Room
Peter Duchin
Ross Hunter
New York
Criterion
Kosygin Flips Dress Code at Buckingham Palace Dinner
Soviet Premier Kosygin dined in a mohair suit at a Buckingham Palace dinner, breaking the expected dinner jacket protocol. Tailor and Cutter notes the outfit lacked a Silk facing and stripe sides, provoking questions about courtesy versus protocol. The piece cites other Russians wearing dinner jackets and hints Kosygin may order more mohair suits from Huddersfield tailors.
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Ondon
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
Buckingham Palace
Tailor and Cutter
Queen Elizabeth
Kosygin
Britain
Russia
Prince Philip
Magazine of Britain's Tailors
Gromyko
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Harold Wilson
Huddersfield
A Coffee Day For Heart Fund Event In Cedar Rapids
Alpha Phi alumnae in conjunction with the Heart Association sponsor a Coffee Day Saturday in downtown Cedar Rapids and Lindale Plaza. Proceeds go to the Heart Fund with Killian's Monstrose hotel Sears coffee shop participating. The event marks the sorority's first year sponsoring such a fundraiser and its Heart Fund effort.
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Alpha Phi
Heart Assn
Cedar Rapids
Lindale Plaza
Heart Fund
Killian’s
Monstrose
Sears
Alpha Phi Club
Robert Carlson
American Heart Assn
Minister Brown urges being over doing in Christian life
Rev. Phillip Brown executive director of Meth-Wick Manor spoke to about 100 women at a YWCA United Church Women luncheon. He urged Christians to focus on being rather than merely doing and to let devotion flow into concern for others, criticizing narrow moral lines and urging inner commitment to God.
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Phillip 5. Brown
Meth-Wick Manor
Brown
Ywca-United Church
YWCA
Mr. Brown
God
Jesus
Gregory Witt Wins Citizenship Award
Gregory Witt, son of Albert Witt, of 2325 Newport Drive SW, earned the Cedar Rapids and Marion Soroptimist Club Citizenship Award. A Jefferson high school senior, he will receive a $50 cash prize at a March 27 dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. His essay discusses responsibility and future action.
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Gregory Witt
Albert Witts
Newport Drive
Cedar Rapids
Nuns stage musical revue to raise money in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe New Mexico nuns of the Sisters of Mercy plan a chorus line fundraising show to avoid legislative distraction. The event features nuns in dresses resembling habits and will be broadcast on Channel 9. The effort aims to support parish and charity work while engaging public interest. Further details call for conservative attendance and community support.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPI
New Mexico House of Representatives
Chicago
Sisters of Mercy
Batman
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French Riviera
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Gould
Florence
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Henry Ford
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Arpels
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Forty-third Street
Washington High School
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Debbie
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Thirty-third Street
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Shagmoor
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