Not A Single Pair Of Slacks Found As Spring Fashion Showing Opens
New York fashion news opens with Jo Copeland for Petula presenting dresses and pleated ensembles instead of pants. Designers hint pants remain acceptable only for going out, while Branelle offers pants and tunic dresses. Pleats dominate, dresses run knee to just above, colors stay navy white with red accents.
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Not Getting Flu Shots In High Risk Groups
U S surgeon general says many in high risk groups avoid the Hong Kong flu vaccine. Elderly people are especially likely to skip vaccination, while Public Health Service officials estimate about 25 million Americans are high risk. By next month only about 20 million doses will be distributed, with past epidemics showing low usage.
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Scott and Moore Hold Inaugural Ceremony for North Carolina
Carolina reports Scott to take oath after winning by 84,000 votes in November with Jim Gardner once challenging Democrats' control. Moore cannot seek reelection. proposed constitutional revisions include restoring governors to a second term and granting veto power. Inaugural events include a public auditorium ceremony, sealing with the great seal, and a reception at the governor's mansion.
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Jean Claude Killy's Rise as Glamour Boy of Sports
The Sunday Register profiles Jean Claude Killy, the French ski ace who leveraged three Olympic golds into a million dollar bonanza, tracing how his fame built a high-profile persona and lucrative opportunities.
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Flight hijack ends with Cairo landing and gunman
A Greek hijacker, George Flamourides, 30, opened fire aboard a four engine plane from Iraklion to Athens, prompting a forced landing in Cairo after the pilot radioed for help. Egyptian police detained him as passengers reported the attack and the stewardess claimed orders to stay calm. The incident disrupted a high profile political visit by Onassis and his party.
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Sugar Rationing For Cuba Announced
Havana reports Fidel Castro marking his tenth year in power by announcing sugar rationing for eight million Cubans. If approved, sugar rationing would start Friday, saving about $10 million annually, with six pounds per person monthly in Havana and a bit more elsewhere. Castro noted Cuba’s sugar shortfall amid economic strain, and the rationing follows gasoline limits imposed on the ninth anniversary.
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