Beaton on Hepburn and Coco in Fashion Clash
Cecil Beaton, 70, discusses Coco Chanel and Katharine Hepburn amid a storm of egos in fashion and theater. He recalls designing Chanel costumes and Hepburn’s hair and wardrobe battles, plus his own retreat to a castle studio and ongoing diaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coco
Hepburn
Cecil Beaton
New York
Beaton
Sparks
Coco Chanel
Alan Jay Lerner
Audrey Hepburn
Lerner
John Hancock
Katharine Hepburn
Katharine
Ruth Gordon
Kenneth
Fifth Avenue
Ford
Onassis
Marshall Field
Chanel
Salisbury
England
Lord David Cecil
Oxford University
Holt-Rinehart
Venice
Paris
Pierre Cardin
Best Dressed coed chosen at La Crosse State
Mary Lynn Rash was named Best Dressed Coed at La Crosse State University in Cartwright Center. The junior biology major, daughter of Mrs. Leonard Rash, competed against classmates including Karen Anderson and Mary Crain after earlier being named one of the Ten Best Dressed Women. Judging covered casual, school, and formal attire by university staff and local retailers. The contest, run by Associated Women Students, was held independently of the national event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynn Rash
la Crosse State University
Cartwright Center
Leonard Rash
S. 16Th St
Karen Denis Anderson
Mary A. Crain
Darlene M. Dorn
Pamela J. Eastman
Susan Jane Ebner
Patricia Lynn Hicks
Ricki Gene Schubert
Renee H. Steinke
Cheryl Zeaman
Miss Rash
Associated Women
Tribune
Denture Lumps May Not Stop Upper Plate Fitting
Dear Horace and Seymour: torus lumps on the roof of the mouth are benign hereditary growths and rarely require removal for denture work. Most full upper dentures can be made without removing them, though occasional adjustment helps. Clasp wear in partial dentures depends on hinge strength and balance with remaining teeth. breakage can be reduced with proper fit and periodic care. Dentures should be cleaned, examined, and adjusted twice yearly to limit repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour J
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Quotable Women Speak On Childbearing Courage And Loss
Quotes from Judy Carne and Sarah McClendon reflect themes of motherhood, fearlessness in inquiry, and persistence in grief. The third remark from Mrs. Kopechne notes distress over an unresolved autopsy and the impact on a daughter, Mary Jo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Kopechne
Mary Jo
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Glenda Gums and Jerome Severson Marry in Wisconsin
Glenda Gums daughter of Mr and Mrs Palmer W Gums of Ringle wed Jerome Severson son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Severson of Ogdensburg at 3 p m November 29 in Wausau. The bride is a home economics extension agent for Trempealeau County.
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Glenda Gums
Palmer W. Gums
Ringle
Jerome Severson
Oscar Severson
Ogdensburg
Wau‘Sau
Trempealeau County
Woman's Editor Leaves La Crosse Tribune
Mrs E Louise Miller resigns as woman's editor of The La Crosse Tribune. Joan Lybarger and Mrs Richard Janice McLain handle the section now. A new woman's editor will be appointed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Louise Miller
la Crosse Tribune
Joan Lybarger
Richard
Janice) McLain
Midwest Food Aid Totals Revealed For October
More than 1,158,000 low income Midwest residents received USDA food assistance in October. About 349,000 were in 302 commodity distribution programs and 809,000 in 582 food stamp projects. Commodity programs offered 22 nutritious foods. Food stamp participants received nearly 16 million dollars in coupons, with 31 percent in bonus coupons. The average bonus per person was 6.06 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Local Coeds Join National Sorority at La Crosse State
Peggy Rick and Ann Rudolph, daughters of local families, were initiated into the Gamma Sigma Sigma national service sorority at La Crosse State University. They join 12 other new members in a seven week pledge period, contributing 204 service hours to campus and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Rick
Richard Rick
Ann Rudolph
A. J. Rudolph
Farnam
Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority
la Crosse State University
Secretaries Challenge Census Bureau Grouping
Miss Bertha Stronach, president of the National Secretaries Association, protests that the Census Bureau groups secretaries and stenographers together, ignoring distinct duties and pay. She notes secretaries act as partners to executives and perform higher level tasks beyond shorthand, urging recognition of their managerial contributions.
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New York
Census Bureau
Bertha Stronach
National Secretaries Association
NSA
Miss Stronach
International Business Machines
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William Lawrence, D.D.S
Dr. Lawrence
Lawrence
The
Judy Carne
Sarah McClendon
Washington
Consumer Briefs
PCM
Hilton Presetigtion Pharmacy
National
del Oro
Hooker
Martinsville
Bureau
China
Farvalia China Shop
Joan Curtis
Doerflinger
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