Fashion Dictates Normal Waistline In New York Shows
New York designers push natural waistlines for spring with fitted waists and new fabric pairings. Art Jablo w and David Kidd feature merino like mergino fabrics in suits and jackets. Jo Copeland and Nat Kaplan emphasize fabric contrasts with crepe and silk.
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New York
New York Couture Group
Arthur Jablow
David Kidd
Jablow
Pattulio Jo
Jo Copeland
Dolman
Nat Kaplan
Donald Brooks
Townley
Anne Klein
Georgeli Carmel
Jané Derby
Parole Bid Considered For Noted 1924 Killer
Springfield AP reports Na J Leppold sentenced to life and plus 99 years for a 1924 thrill killing may seek parole. The board may express an opinion next week as Kinney W Dooley announces candidacy and asks a formal hearing date. The doctor’s brother Malcolm Dooley seeks mercy and a path to marriage and teaching.
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Springfield
Leppold
Malcolm
Kinney W. Dooley
Cancer Hits Medic Again
New York Dr. Thomas Dooley, noted physician and jungle surgeon, suffered a recurrence of his primary chest wall cancer first found in August 1959.
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New York
Thomas Dooley
the Jungle
Ias
White House aging conference eyes social security health plan
Delegates at the White House Conference on Aging backed a Kennedy favored health insurance addition to Social Security by 196 to 77, despite opposition from medical and dental groups. The draft blueprint also advances housing research and employment reforms as Kennedy receives a parallel health task force report.
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White House
Kennedy
The
American Medical Association
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American Dental Association
Health
Sarnia
Dannelle
Pro Castro protesters clash in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires pro Castro groups demonstrat ed downtown burning an Uncle Sam effigy damaging a U S Information Service window and stoning a First National City Bank branch about a dozen were arrested including four women. Various unrelated items follow in later paragraphs.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Uncle Sam
U.S. Information Service
First National City Bank of New York
Fires Claim 10 Children in East Aboard Amsterdam Blaze
A fast moving fire in Amsterdam New York killed four children in one apartment building and the blaze trapped others. The total toll across the East reached at least ten children as crews battled the flames and searched for survivors.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
N.Y
TV Show Gets Beef Over Capone Transfer Film
James V. Bennett director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons urged ABC to withhold the second installment of a two part program The Big Train about Al Capones transfer to Alcatraz arguing the depiction harms officers and misrepresents events The complaint followed the first episode and Bennett asked for FCC review and AG guidance before airing Thursday night.
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
American Broadcasting Co
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Alcatraz
Bennett
ABC
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Ptdl Widhy
Bureau of Prisons
Chicago
Atlanta
Sal Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Capone
Springfield
Mass
Dren
Teady
John B. Bynum
Federal Communications Commission
Kennedy completes state department leadership with Ball as undersecretary
President elect John F Kennedy names George W Ball to be undersecretary of state for economic affairs. Ball, 51, longtime adviser to Adlai Stevenson, is a Washington attorney specializing in international law. The $20,000 a year post solidifies Kennedy's foreign policy team as he returns from meetings in New York Boston and Washington.
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George W. Bail
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Henry Jr. Fowler
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Fowler
Angier Biddle Duke
Duke
Argentina
Spain
Council On Inter-American Affairs
New York City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert B. Anderson
Dillon
Anderson
Johnson
Capitol
Eisenhower
Kansas
White House
Eisenshower
Hoffa Mob Tie to Secret Recording Beckons Hearings
Secret recording tied Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa to mobster Anthony Corallo. Investigators played back voices alleged to be Corallo Stein and Tane discussing theft, with Hoffa urged not to get caught. Hearing aims to quiz Hoffa as Senate subcommittee probes Hoffa Corallo ties.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Hoffa
New York
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Tony Ducks
Stein
Corallo
Tony
Senate
AAA Backing Gas Tax Increase Faces Pennsylvania Debate
The Pennsylvania Motor Federation AAA says it will support higher motorist taxes if new funds are needed for highways. Governor Lawrence plans a two cent gas tax rise to fund a large highway program, with officials estimating a $52 million annual shortfall without new revenue. The Associated Petroleum Industries opposes the idea.
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Pennsylvania Motor Federation
AAA
G.8. Pugh
Highways Department
Jhhe Aaa-Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Lawrence
Highways Fund
Highways
Park H. Martin
Motor Federation
Associated Petroleum Industries of Pennsylvania
NY lawmakers push cold cure research bills
Albany legislators Republican State Sen. Dutton Peterson and Assemblyman Paul Taylor introduce bills to authorize and fund New York State Health Department research for a cure to the common cold. The proposals seek state backing for a comprehensive medical study and development program.
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N.Y
New York
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Harrisburg Farm Show highlights youth livestock progress
Judges assess Brown Swiss Jersey and Holstein cattle as thousands of children visit the 45th Pennsylvania Farm Show. 4‑H members showcase baby beef and junior champions while officials hope to finance college education with animal sales. Gov Yoder supports a $3.25 million expansion.
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Sylvania Farm
Pennsylvania
Joverall
North Harris
H. Wayne Locke
Emai
Franklin County
Amer
B. Weiss
Meyerstown
B.C
Lebanon County
Iaw
State Police Post Reorganizations in Harrisburg Area
Maj Harold J Newman named field commander succeeding Maj Frank Garnow who retired. Capt Wilbur A Smith promoted to major and takes District 2 leadership. Capt Paul V Ryan becomes District 3 commander while Lt Edward P Bouse leads the Wyoming troop. Several other captains and lieutenants reassigned including Vincent R Scolere Albert H Shuller and Charles S Graci with effective date Wan 12.
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Frank Garnow
District 3
Wilbur Af. Smith
Wyoming
Smith
District 2
Harrisburg
Thomas Cahalan
Paul V. Ryan
Blakely Barracks
Edward P. Bouse
Hazleton
Vincent R. Scolere
Blakely
Ryan
Albert H. Shuller
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Scolere
Charles S. Graci
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Nazleton
McCartney
Hemingway Due For Release From Mayo Clinic
Famed author Ernest Hemingway is slated for release from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester within the next two weeks after medical treatment since November 20. A spokesman refused to disclose the illness, stating no surgery was involved. Hemingway registered under an assumed name and his presence became known after residents recognized him during daily walks.
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Rochester, Minn
Ernest Hemingway
Mayo Clinic
Glinie
Hemingway
Radio Operator Suspect In Airliner Collision Probe
CAB investigator Edward Lowe said a New Jersey ham radio operator near Colts Neck could have interfered with navigational signals used by pilots above New York. The Dec 16 crash killed 134 aboard United and TWA planes over Idlewild area.
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New York
New York City
Civil Aeronautics Board
Edward Lowe
CAB
Colts Neck
N.J
Lowe
Red Bank
Preston
New Jersey
United Air Lines
Idlewild
Trans World Airlines
Brooklyn
Haiti Ousts Bishop Amid Vatican Strain
Haiti's leading Roman Catholic bishop Remy Augustin was deported to Puerto Rico after arrest in Port au Prince. Four priests were ordered deported as police closed the La Phalange newspaper, amid Duvalier’s crackdown on suspected anti-government activity and concerns over church influence. Governor cited classroom attendance lists as the trigger for the action.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Vatican
Duvalier
University of
Remy Augustin
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Augustin
Francois Poirier
France
la Phalange
Paul Bellec
Francois le Nir
Jean Baptiste Bettebourg
Sain Martial
Emile Callec
Tragedy as Three Children Die in DC Duplex Fire
Early today a southeast Washington DC duplex fire killed three children who were believed to be alone in the two story brick home. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators began examining the cause.
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Washington, D.C
Castro May Cast Self As Savior Amid Cuban Defense Curl
In Havana fears of a U S invasion fade as rains flood trenches and more regular troops replace militiamen. Government outlets keep warning of the looming threat before Eisenhower leaves office and JFK takes over.
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Cuba
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White House
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U.S. Navy
Caribbean
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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