Yourirthday By Stella Daily Horoscope Bits
January 27 28 warnings and advice mix in a 1970 United Feature Syndicate horoscope. The column lists zodiac signs Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn with brief daily guidance and a copyright notice.
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Capricorn
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French Ready to Wear Show Highlights Biannual Paris Exhibition
Over 50,000 garments were shown to buyers at Ready to Wear Week in Paris across three sites. Designers touted a free relaxed look with gypsy influence, new skirt lengths, and bold prints for summer.
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Paris
NEA
France
Hotel Hilton
Les Halles
Porte de Versailles
WIN AT BRIDGE Winning Line Evades Students
Oswald and James Jacoby present a bridge lesson focusing on a winning line that challenges student players. The article analyzes plotting the decisive move and its implications for bidding and play strategy in competitive bridge.
Professor's students clash over bridge misplay and correct line
In a practice team match the pupils misled by club finesses. The article shows the winning method where South wins the first spade, leads a diamond, then uses dummy's king to win a diamond trick and proceeds with a club finesse. West's possible ace of diamonds is discussed.
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North
West
South
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Aileen's Menu Highlights For Tuesday And Friday
The menu features Tuna kale casserole Boston brown bread Coffee tea on Tuesday and Thursday. Grilled cheese sandwiches potato salad coleslaw milk. Friday offers Cucumber onion salad ham n bean bake fruit compote and oatmeal cookies.
Martina Arroyo Aims Her Appeal Amid Opera Strike
Martina Arroyo, a leading soprano with the Metropolitan Opera on strike, tours the United States and Europe. She discusses her marriage to Emilio Poggioni, her makeup rituals, role research, and belief that inner warmth defines beauty.
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Metropolitan Opera
Martina
United States
Europe
Emilio
Raquel Welch
Long Italian spring styles lead fashion week in Rome
Fashion week in Rome showcased long skirts ankle to calf with slim lines, broad hats and white as a core color. Designers like Valentino and Galitzine favored minimal belts, near long sleeves, and restrained gloves while western yokes and bandanna prints appeared. overall, looks emphasized slender, elegant silhouettes with light fabrics for day and evening wear.
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Brenda W. Rotzonl
Rome
UPI
Patrick de Barentzen
Valentino
Fabian
Forquet
Irene Galitzine
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