Stag Party and Clim inology grads at Ansonia show
In New York two others now playing, a snappy audience participation show titled Stag Party. The New York Institute of Climatology at the Hotel Ansonia on Broadway will hold graduation exercises on Sept. 25 with Bolan addressing the embryo eyes and a columnist guest speaker on prying loose confidential information. Jim Branigan, once head of the Broadway detective squad, is a factotum and instructor at this college of investigation and detection, where pupils include seasoned police and eager learners from abroad, studying modern laboratory methods and tools. No man these days, says Peter Donald, is a hero to his wallet.
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Low Calorie Diets Help Control Weight
A diet focus on reduced calorie intake is linked to weight management. Experts note portion control and balanced nutrients support steady results while avoiding extreme measures.
Gray Flannel Design by Bonnie Cashin Steals Winter Runway
A striking fall two piece frock in oxford gray flannel features a full skirt with inverted fold pleats and a belted peplum jacket. Knit red and yellow striped fabric trims the jacket roll collar and cuffs and the short sleeved pullover blouse, showcasing Cashin’s craft and originality.
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Quadruple Amputee To Be Married
Pvt. Hubert Reeves, a Bolivia Korea War veteran with quadruple amputations, will marry Beverly Jean Hall at First Baptist Church on Sunday. Reeves cannot place the ring himself and will be seated during the ceremony.
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Romanian charges Yugoslav guards after border firing incident
The Romanian government charged Yugoslav frontier guards with firing on Romanian border troops on Wednesday in a move seen as intended to aggravate tensions in the region.
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De Gasperi Sails For United States
Italian Premier De Gasperi departed Cherbourg aboard the Queen Elizabeth heading to the United States. He will attend the 12 nation North Atlantic Treaty conference in Ottawa on September 15 and visit Washington from September 24 to 26. He is expected to push for revisions to the Allied peace treaty with Italy and for a more liberal Japanese treaty to be signed in San Francisco.
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Vacation Rules for Relaxed Family Trips
Ruth Millett offers six practical tips for restful summer vacations with family. Focus on leaving worries behind, letting children be themselves, avoiding nitpicking, sharing responsibilities, avoiding home comparisons, and not policing vacation expenses to allow a carefree, supportive break.
Jordan Pledges Aid To Egypt In Dispute
Jordan moved today under new King Talal toward patching up long standing differences with Egypt. Parliament forwarded a message to Cairo pledging full support of Egypt in the Suez Canal dispute. It condemned the United Nations Security Council for asking Egypt to lift its blockade of Israeli bound ships.
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Nickel shortage hits penny and nickel production
Washington government faces nickel and penny shortages as copper scarcities hinder minting. Treasury efforts to meet demand are crippled, according to Mint Director Nellie Taylor Ross.
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