Miss Belgium Sees Quiet Public Appearance
A fragmentary report notes Miss Belgium making a shy, low-key appearance. The scene includes a bespoken event vibe with minor crowd attention and subdued media interest.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1960
Page
2
Casualmaker Nylon Jersey Shirt in Tambour Print
Durable nylon jersey Casualmaker garment features a spirited tambour ring print. Suitable for hand or machine wash and quick drip dry with no ironing. Packs into small space available in bronze blue grey sizes 12 through 20 and 14.95 price.
Knit-About Brilliant Brasilia colors knit shirt item
Product copy describes a firm cotton knit with shrink control. Designed for travel with hand wash care and packable construction. Colors include green gold and royal. Mentions Buffums Budget Dresser store on second floor Hurss with hours 9:30 to 7 Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Downtown Beauties Visit for International Day Parade
Miss International Beauty contestants tour downtown Long Beach on Saturday from 1 to 3 15 pm visiting seven archways along Linden Avenue to Pine Avenue and Ocean Boulevard. Each stop features three minute pauses with public address greetings and gifts from local groups, as officers block traffic for the procession.
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Pam
Ally
Lafayette Hotel
Linden Ave
7Th Pine Ave
Ocean St
Tih
Pine Ave
Ibiva
7Th St
Pine
Ocean Blvd
Linden Fiesta
Long Beach
Imost
Wind blown baton hits Gov Brown at Fiesta parade
A baton twirler at the Old Spanish Days Fiesta in Santa Barbara tossed a baton that wind blew back onto Governor Edmund G. Brown’s head. The teenager Keith Hodges retrieved the baton, was rewarded with a pat, and returned to the parade as the event continued through Saturday.
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Santa Barbara
Edmund G. Brown
Keith Hodges
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