Highways Would Be Better If Women Had Their Way
A 1962 column imagines women running highways would improve rest stops water access and billboards while noting drivers value scenery and humor. It cites roadside services, motels, wash options, and litter controls as benefits and calls for enjoying back roads and avoiding bragging state lore.
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Fragmentary lines mention an American artist, a wife and Miss Sagan with a son, and hospital nurses remarking about tiny ads and sales. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable events or dates.
Francoise Sagan Becomes Mother in Paris Hospital
Paris UPI reports French novelist Francoise Sagan, 27, gave birth to a boy at the American Hospital in Paris. The infant weighed a little over five pounds and will be named Denis. Sagan is the author of Bonjour Tristesse.
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