Dior House Denies Salon Is Closing
In Paris, Dior House denies reports it plans to close its haute couture salon. Jacques Rouet says the Moet et Chandon stake covers perfumes, not clothing, and Dior remains open and seeks expansion. Couture profits flagging amid high costs, but high fashion end will not be eliminated.
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Nail Guessers Win $20,000 Split After Nail Count
At the Builders Home show in Detroit two contestants hit the exact nail count of 62 545. Mrs. Dorothy Sewell and Gerald A. Jones tied and faced a runoff. Sewell’s 568 was closer and won the prize, then she handed $10,000 to Jones per a private agreement to share.
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Poet Mona Van Duyn Defends Poetic Differences
Mona Van Duyn and Allen Ginsberg clash over poetry styles after her National Book Award win. Van Duyn compares their methods to two readers of restroom-wall writings, noting both the heart and obscenities exist and are valid, while Ginsburg criticizes the award as ignominious and mediocre.
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China Intervention Feared by Novelist
Paris based novelist Han Suyin warns that Communist China could intervene in Indochina, noting warnings before Korea in 1950. She says the United States clings to the belief that China will not act, but cautions that intervention is possible.
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Bridge Winners Dock Howell Movement at Welty-Way
West Side Club winners were Bob Yeates and Evan Sachs first, Robert Otto and Royce McCray second, Ronald and Daniel Golembiewski third. Sunday’s game announced. Dr. Bernie Schuller repeated as Schrey Haught champion, edging Tom Moss 249 to 248 for the Marvin Gaudin trophy. Zirbel and Drew tied for third with 238.
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Hospital agrees 110000 settlement over surgical tool death
In Los Angeles, Harbor General Hospital settles with the Craig family for 110000 after Margaret F. Craig died from complications following surgery to remove six inch scissors left in her body after an abdominal operation. The superior court approved the county's payment to her family.
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Remedies Taken During Pregnancy May Harm Babies
A British Medical Journal report warns aspirin and some indigestion pills may raise congenital deformity risk in early pregnancy. Edinburgh experts studied 458 mothers of abnormal births against 911 with normal births, linking aspirin, antacid powders, and barbiturate sleeping pills to higher defect rates.
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Roosevelt Hotel Hosts Child Enrichment Evening
Community event at the Roosevel t Hotel this Saturday at 7 30 p m invites parents to learn about a new program aimed at helping children become great through focused guidance and wholesome activities.
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Martha Mitchell in Houston Hotel Dispute with Doctor
Martha Mitchell insulted a Houston physician outside a War wick hotel after he treated her 10 year old daughter. The doctor described the encounter as demeaning and said he treated the child, who was sleepy but not seriously ill, before she was admitted to Texas Children's hospital for a brief stay.
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DAR Declares Hoover Praised and UN Tax Opposed
The California Daughters of the American Revolution ended its 63rd annual conference with a vigorous commendation of FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. It also opposed a global sales tax, extending trade with Communist countries, and national health insurance. The group urged reactivating the Subversive Activities Control Board and curbing the Supreme Court.
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Additives Cut Cost Through Bread Preservation
The small expense of a food additive often totals little to the overall price. A nickel can protect 1,000 loaves of bread from mold, and the savings during processing transport and home storage are vast and hard to quantify.
Trudeau Marries Margaret Sinclair in Quiet Vancouver Wedding
Pierre Eliott Trudeau, 51, wed Margaret Sinclair, 22, in a secret ceremony at St Stephen’s church in Vancouver attended by family. The couple, who met in Tahiti three years ago, honeymoon at a ski resort near Vancouver before returning to Ottawa.
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Furious Woman Retrieves Wallet From Bus Thief
Margie Knight, an office worker in Pittsburgh, chased a purse snatcher after discovering her wallet missing on a downtown bus. She pursued him, he handed back a small change purse, and she then returned to the bus to continue to her hair appointment.
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