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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1963
Page
11
Bill Blass reinstates sex appeal in his spring collection previewed to socialites. Designers showcase bold prints, vivid pastels, and sheer organza outfits with flounces and bright linings. The line features floor length gowns with risky slashes, form fitting sheaths, and date ready details like ruffles and belted waists.
The text advises checking Social Security earnings records annually or every three years to ensure all earnings are reported correctly and protect benefit rights. It notes Form OAR-7004 is available at the Social Security office. A separate line mentions excavations showing Stone Age people lived in Russell Cave near Bridgeport Alabama for over 9 000 years.
Nearly 100 mothers in Waukesha County welcomed the Assembly pass of a bill letting Hamilton school district receive this year's school aids if it wins its court challenge. The measure, authored by Assemblyman Harold Clemens, would retroactively release about 300000 in aids if validated by the court. Governor Reynolds pledged to sign the bill when it reaches his desk. In Tokyo, police arrested a 24 year old fanatic who almost stabbed Premier Hayato Ikeda at an election rally.
Columbia Missouri Postmaster Otto Buescher says the ZIP code scheme started last July is a public rehearsal and will not be used for at least two years as the Post Office lacks automation equipment. He notes the public is being prepared for when full automation begins.
Wisconsin Republicans form the Wisconsin Goldwater committee with Wayne J. Hood as chair and Gladys Fullwood as secretary. Robert Murray leads women's activities, Michael Fuersten and Mortonsten are named vice chairs of Young Republican Club work. Hood says incorporation supports Goldwater entering the Wisconsin primary. Byrnes remains the favored unopposed candidate for the April 7 ballot.
A Hood headed group announces its purpose to campaign for the Republican nomination of Barry Goldwater and, if nominated, to support his bid for president of the United States. The statement describes the campaign objective and the party alignment backing Goldwater.
Mary Johns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Johnson, is among 35 Wisconsin students awarded a legislative freshman honor scholarship to Platteville State College. A 1963 Gratiot High graduate, she served as class president and student council representative, was in the band and pep band, and editor of the yearbook. She plans to major in elementary education in the school of education.
Mr and Mrs Sever Wolden and their daughter Miss Mary Wolden spent four days in San Juan Puerto Rico. Miss Wolden works as a secretary for North Central Airlines in Minneapolis.
AMC will raise Rambler production 20 percent for November using overtime at Kenosha and Milwaukee plants. Output rises from 42 000 to 51 000 units with five day two shift runs. October sales are expected to set a monthly record.
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