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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1968

Page

3

Foppish Styles For Men Dominate Rome Fashion Scene

In Rome a quiet fashion revolution shifts male evening wear from tails to roll necks and Guru jackets. Designers Carlo Palazzi Osvaldo Testa and Emilio Pucci push new shirts coats and accessories with fur, silk, and bold color while celebrities embrace the look and women approve.

Rome Via Borgognona No. 7 Carlo Palazzi Urbino Palazzi Valentino Fabiani Osvaldo Testa Testa Emilio Pucci Italy Pucci

Runaway Louisville Girl Returns With Curious Question

Four year old Lela Shiver ran away from home after a reprimand but came back within minutes to ask her mother whether you run up the street or down the street when running away.

Louisville Lela Shiver

Coal City Notes Highlight Woman of the Year Award

Mrs. A. Stewart, president of the Altar and Rosary Society, was named Woman of the Year at a Thursday parish hall meeting. Delegates to Joliet convention were Mrs. M. Reano and alternate Mrs. J. Jachino. Lunch duties listed, nominating committee named, meeting closed with a priest's prayer.

A. Stewart Altar and Rosary Society Joliet M. Reano J. Jachino W. Schultz Nettie Murphy Edna Micetich Lena Pellegrine Dalie Pomatto Dena Pomatto Rita Pohl

McCarthy Says He May Back Kennedy If He Cannot Win

Senator Eugene J. McCarthy indicated he would back Senator Robert F. Kennedy for the Democratic nomination if he could not win on his own. He stressed no arrangements exist with Kennedy and continued criticizing the Johnson administration's Vietnam and domestic policies during a Howard University appearance.

Washington Eugene J. McCarthy Robert F. Kennedy Howard University Minnesota Democrat Kennedy Johnson McCarthy Vietnam United States Saivan

Bechuanaland to Botswana independence strides noted

The article notes that Bechuanaland became independent as Botswana in 1966, marking a major shift for the republic in southern Africa. It discusses the transition from colonial rule to self rule and the regional impact of the change.

Republic of Botswana Africa Bechuanaland

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