Cassini Aims to Revolutionize First Lady Fashion
New York AP reports designer Oleg Cassini may not yet hold Cabinet status with the next first lady's chief designer role but could become highly influential among American women. He predicts Jackie Kennedy will spark a nationwide fashion shift, shaping the American look with era-defining style, presence, and influence. Cassini, 47, modest about prominence, believes the Kennedy era will elevate couture to national attention, challenging skeptics and redefining public image through fashion.
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New York
Oleg Cassini
Jackie Kennedy
Jin France
Cassini
Mrs. Kennedy
Tony
Paris Couture
Givens
Jacqueline Kennedy
Harper
Texas State College
Lila
Pepper
del Mar
Polio Couple Plans to Wed in Christmas Ceremony
A wheelchair bound couple, Latham aged 23 and Don Harper 24, plan to wed at Christmas. The report notes Cassini fashion influences in the wedding plans and designer involvement, with a gala event in Washington referenced as the first gown moment.
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Corpus Christi
German Trade Talks Adjourned and Political Gaps Narrow
Berlin reports East and West German negotiators delaying further talks on restoring trade relations until December 28. The stalemate risks traffic limits into Western Berlin if the accord is not reached by January 1, impacting the broader economic ties between the two Germanys.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Furniture Taken a Second Time in Tulsa
In Tulsa, burglars struck Jimmy Ray's home again on Wednesday night amid the recent theft. The first burglary occurred on December 7, when Ray's wife gave birth to a son. They had just moved back last Friday and faced further losses including furniture, clothing, a sewing machine, and an electric heater. Ray, a laundry truck driver, hints at debt as he plans no clear remedy.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jimmy Ray
Dee
Ray
Political Knife Starts in Cuba
Havana AP reports Cuba’s Cabinet moves to suspend the 45 day rule on removing judges and lets the President and ministers fire and reassign judicial officers. It also reduces Supreme Court judges and strips jurisdiction on minor matters. Supreme Court President Emilio Menendez fled to the Argentine Embassy last month after accusing the government of totalitarian practices.
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Osvaldo Corlives
Supreme Court
Emilio Menendez
Stolen items hinder home repairs and safety
The excerpt notes difficulty replacing possessions and repairing a house, with a suspect entering after an initial incident. It mentions a plan to retrieve items or protect the family, including concern for the children. The tone suggests a crime or security issue affecting a residence and its occupants.
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Texas’ Warm Springs Foundation
Anna Fieet
Bobbye Murphy
Cireetings
Baker's Easy Pay Store
Etter Printing CO
Washington, Ark
Young Cheviviei Co., Inc
Nope, Arkansas
Cuba
Havana
Loday
Fidel Casro
jHoliary
Aparit
Baker’s
Bethlehem
Bruner
Ivory Handle CO
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