Paris Autumn Lines Hint at Slim, Feminine Silhouettes
Paris fashion previews for fall and winter emphasize freedom of movement with lean, knee length hems and elongated silhouettes. Designers show broad shoulders and long sleeves with varying waist treatments from belts to none, while Nina Ricci reportedly offers dual lengths in one ensemble. The piece notes a mix of waist definitions among designers as secrecy around styles persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temlines
Nina Ricci
Armco Promotes Key Leaders at Middletown Works
Armco announces promotions effective Aug. 1 for Don S. Holstein works manager and four West Processing Department leaders. Clester Pieratt moves to superintendent of coating finishing, Charles Boxwell becomes west processing superintendent, Leonard Roth rises to general foreman, Wallace McClain advances to finishing and temper rolling foreman. Each bio notes long Armco tenure and prior roles.
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Armco
Middletown
Don S. Holstein
Clester Pieratt
West Processing
Charles A. Boxwell
West
Leonard W. Roth
Wallace Mwcclain
Pieratt
Central Ave
Boxwell
S. East St
Lebanon
Middletown Works
Italian Bid Gives New Life To Polaris Force
Adm. Claude V. Ricketts, vice chief of naval operations, will visit Rome after stops in Britain to discuss the NATO nuclear missile fleet concept, signaling a revival of interest by Italian officials. The talks span three days in Rome with emphasis on possible deployment and policy implications.
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Jerief
Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
Britain
Rome
Polaris missile fleet plan gains cautious NATO interest
U S officials weigh a multilateral force of about 25 merchant ships armed with deep-striking Polaris missiles. Nations would sign on, crews of mixed nationalities would man the vessels, and ownership would lie with participating countries assigned to NATO. Belgium Holland Greece and Turkey show token interest while Germany remains enthusiastic and the United States seeks broader backing.
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Ricketts
State Department
Navy
NATO
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
United States
Belgium
Holland
Greece
Turkey
U.S
Ohio Legion Move Opens Forty and Eight to All Members
Delegates at the American Legion Ohio convention approved a resolution to end race limits in the Forty and Eight society. The change would allow any Legion member in good standing to join, replacing the current white-only rule. The proposal heads to the national convention in Miami Beach in September.
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Cleveland
American Legion Ohio
Legion
Miami Beach
Run Over By Train Leaves Victim With Hope Of Recovery
Ernest Dee Moore 42 of Philippi was struck by a 100 car Baltimore and Ohio freight train near a covered bridge in Elkins and run over by 21 rail cars. Doctors said Saturday his condition improved significantly after admission to local hospital.
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Elkins
W. Va
Ernest
Dee) Moore
Moore
Philippi
Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia Cuts Highway Death Toll This Year
West Virginia reports a 14 percent drop in highway fatalities in the first six months, despite a rise in total motor travel. State police investigations totaled 3,373 for the first half of 1962 and 3,329 for the same period this year.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
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Roebuck
S. C
Paris
Hemline
Big Secret
Lucie Noel
New York
Persis
Livorno
Italy
William Seton
U. S. Self Service
Union Sanitary Grand
Get
Armco Promotions
Rothe
University of Cincinnati
Metallurgy
McClain
Florence St
West Processing Department
Charles Boxwell
Fred S.offman
Washington
Bargain Outlet
Charles ST
Snorkle
Choice
Little League Spikes
U.S. Coast Guard
Kapok
Marksman
North Atlantic Alliance
Charles
Ohio Legion
Ryan
Hutch Buffet
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