Under-20 Set Digs New Facts in Fashion Tells Teens Lead Trends in 1964
The under-20 group, forecast to become 40 percent of the U S population by 1964, is cited as fashion trendsetters. Headbands, flower bands, and colorful straw elastic bands win favor, with pinks, beiges, and frosty oranges highlighted. Parisian hosiery trends and teen piano books capture cultural shifts as teens embrace bold styles and modern entertainment.
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United States
Central High
Stanford King
Brooklyn Woman Stirs Up Twenty One Winnings
Elfrida von Nardroff, a 32 year old Brooklyn resident, surpassed prior marks on the TV quiz Twenty One. She increased her total to 248000 after a 10500 win on Monday night, defeating attorney Wolfgang Weissleder who failed several questions on romance fiction and classical composers.
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New York
UPI
Elfrida von Nardroff
Brooklyn
National Broadcasting Company
Robert Strom
Nordroff
Wolfgang Weissleder
Opportunity for Cash Knocks Daily in Want Ads
A compact note notes daily cash opportunities in the want ads prompting readers to check listings for quick earnings and side gigs. It highlights regularity and accessibility of cash through classified opportunities within the newspaper.
Mon Ami Club Holds Regular Luncheon Meet
The Mon Ami Newcomers Club held its regular luncheon at a local restaurant. Mrs. J H Mosley presided, reports were given by officers, and bridge awards went to Myra Worsham (high) and Pat Martin (low). Next meeting set for July 2 with past officers hosting.
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Mon Ami Newcomers Club
James Webster
Margaret Alger
Charles Hyatt
J. H. Mosley
Frank Stadler
Alfred Harting
Bob Borland
Joel Johnson
Mildred McDuff
Dorothy Sanaso
Helen Rosey
Victor Marsh
W. J. Wise
Ernestine Edgar
Anna Belle Feeny
Dorothy Kight
Ruth Cantebury
P. H. Johnson
Eleanor Stevens
Myra Worsham
Frank Stucky
Pat Martin
Fred Dillard
Dorothy Mohr
Joan Dietrich
Loyd Giddings
Charleen Cole
Frank Halpin
Freight rate hearing set for sugar producers in Atlanta
A July 9 public hearing in Atlanta will be held by the Southern Freight Association executive committee to consider an in transit rate proposal backed by the Southwestern Freight Bureau. The plan could save Louisiana sugar producers hundreds of thousands of dollars, said Gilbert Durbin, general manager of the American Sugar Cane League.
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UPI
Southern Freight Association
Southwestern
Louisiana
Gilbert Durbin
American Sugar Cane League
Spelling Bee Finals Begin Wed Morning
The National Spelling Bee finals open Wednesday with 68 regional champions competing in two days of sessions. Officials shifted from a single day to morning and afternoon rounds Wednesday, followed by a final spelling showdown Thursday morning.
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