Caveman Beachwear Takes Flight In Spring Fashion
New York fashion writer Dick Kleiner reports a caveman inspired beach outfit by designer Ramey priced around 16 50 dollars. The look features a three piece set with trunks top and inner garment in pinwale corduroy or nylon. Space themed colors dominate slacks by Bob Asher and spring shirts trend gaudy with bold hues. A full length black satin item completes the unusual lineup.
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Bob Asher
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Jaguar Formal Wear Adds Pearl Tie Set and Gold Bow Tie
The Jaguar lineup includes a four in hand tie with a cultured pearl tie tack to pair with a black satin cummerbund and pleated shirts. Also new is the Ele gante black bow tie and cummerbund set sparingly gilded with 2 karat gold. Other sets feature silver or gold piping. The pieces aim to add variety at formal events where men often resemble penguins.
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Jaguar
Examination Of Middle Age On Wide World TV
CHARLES MERCER reviews NBC Wide Wide World on middle age with the Bewig family in a St. Louis suburb and a Westport bookstore tale. The piece notes rhetoric over simple English and compares to Kefauver era TV crime investigations and stars Milton Berle and Victor Borge on rival networks. President John Quincy Adams is traced as a mind changer.
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Milton Berle
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Victor Borge
New Way To Clear Snow In Pittsfield Volunteers Named
Dan Healy of WBRK proposed a radio incentive to clear fire hydrants after two feet of snow fell. By nightfall 110 hydrants were cleared by young volunteers across four communities, aided by the on air prompts naming helpers.
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Mass
Dan Healy
WBRK
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