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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
9
Foyers invite bold decoration as they set the home’s tone and display personal mementoes. The article describes using dramatic walls and ceilings, a painted door in Moroccan rug hues, and a tapa cloth wall with dark earthy patterns. A refectory table holds pre-Columbian figures.
In a Connecticut house foyer a reflecting pool with water lilies draws attention while a bubbling fountain enhances the scene. A skylight feeds daylight, and at night artificial lighting takes over aided by a hanging garden basket dripping with ivy.
Printed pattern 4632 offers teenage sizes 10 12 14 16 with a sunning princess dress and bright collarette buttons. Tomorrow's pattern features child’s separates. Send fifty cents plus ten cents mailing to Anne Adams Morning World Pattern Dept New York NY.
In Vienna UPI reports about nine million Czechs and Slovaks voting for a rubber stamp parliament under the Communist national front. About 300 delegates are to be chosen, one per 42,000 voters, with no option beyond the official list.
A mixed set of letters to Ann Landers covers a window damage dilemma among junior high players, a cheating professor, marital infidelity, and a student critique about teacher favoritism. The responses urge responsibility, moral action, and practical advice amid personal conflict and ethical choices.
A collection of Chicago Tribune bridge quiz items from 1969 presents multiple hand problems and bidding answers. It covers scenarios with varying vulnerabilities and suits, offering recommended bids and strategic notes for each hand.
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Lebanese mountaineers voted quietly Sunday in the first stage of this country's installment plan election of a new Parliament. With 7,000 soldiers and police on guard against trouble, about 300,000 voters cast ballots in the Mount Lebanon area around and behind Beirut in a picnic atmosphere. There were no reports of serious incidents. At stake were 30 seats in a newly enlarged Parliament. Voting would take place on four Sundays in separate areas for a total of 99 seats.
The Commerce Department reported a reduced international payments deficit for the first three months of the year. The United States still runs a three billion dollar annual excess of payments over receipts. Exports rose thanks to cotton demand, jet deliveries, and steel and copper shipments.
Events of Note lists meeting nights for Circle groups led by Mrs A L Smith and Mrs A C Hutts at 2000 Frances Place and Edgewater Gardens CES. A Dixie Chapter No 179 O E S regular meeting at Masonic Temple at 8 pm honors Star Point Martha.
In Ferriday two men were injured when a car ran off a curve near St John Lake and overturned. Mason Nelson of Baton Rouge and Walter Moore of Rayville were hospitalized with serious injuries believed internal. The striking vehicle fled the scene and had not been located by late night staff. Nelson had just graduated LSU and was to teach in Baton Rouge this September.
Wal lace R. Tate watched a friend open a care package at the Memphis Navy base. A cake arrived in perfect condition with popped corn surrounding it, placed around the cake by his mother.
Parents are advised not to panic when a three year old secretly prowls at night. If the child climbs out, plays quietly, drinks milk, or eats leftovers, he may simply be enjoying solitary play. Allow him to roam briefly and return to bed when tired, as this wakeful spell often passes.
The faltering Liberal Party led by ousted President Syngman Rhee advised 133 party members to resign immediately from the National Assembly. The move followed the Liberals’ first national convention since the April student revolt toppled the Rhee regime.
Capt Henry Kerby, Conservative MP, denounces massed Royal Brigade of Guards for playing The Badenweiler on Queen Elizabeth II's birthday parade. He calls it a disgrace and linked to sovereignty concerns. War Office defends the tune as a common marching piece.
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