Beauty for a Price Gains as Women Embrace Prefab Hair and Eyes
New York shops anticipate a record 1962 for wigs with snap-on coiffures priced under 100 to over 300 dollars. Eye care and contact lenses expand, with nine new frame models and a nine million wearer market. Girdle, bra, and dentistry trends push prefab beauty toward major growth, while a Norwich dentist tests tooth based hearing for deaf children.
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Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
U.S
Richard Hartwich
Cleopatra
Hartwich
Better Vision Bureau
Bausch & Lomb
Girdle and
GBA
Anniversaries and Birthdays in History and notable figures
Know America Today In History recounts a 174 A patent for the cotton gin to El Whitney, Civil War Port Hudson actions, Roosevelt inland waterways study, and 1951 Seoul capture. plus birthdays and notable figures like Cutter and Marshall. Includes Domesday Book note and modern executives.
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el Whitney
Farragut
Port Hudson
Mississippi River
Hartford
Mississippi
Theodore Roosevelt
Inland Waterways Commission
Seoul
Kennedy
Congress
Latin America
Charles Ammi Cutter
Boston
Mass
Cutter
Harvard Library
Boston Athenaeum
Marshall
Washington
Seeing Self Give Stars The Jitters On Route 66
New York NEAY Steven Hill admits stage fright after viewing his performance as a paraplegic in City On Wheels on Route 66. He watched the episode before nationwide telecast and felt nerves about seeing himself on screen for the first time.
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Hill
Hill praises cast as film shows depth and promise
In a behind the scenes view, Hill points to actor Jim Callahan in a wheelchair scene and touts upcoming breaks for many performers. Jacqueline Scott as a nurse, Bethel Lestie in a leading role, and continuing stars George Maharis and Martin Miner receive praise for their performances and depth.
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Hill
Jim Callahan
Jacquelyn Scott
Bethel
Lestie
George Maharis
Martin Miner
George
Actors Reflect On Scenes And Lighting In TV Drama
The interview highlights the ease of working with George and praise for the show's rapid production. The actor notes powerful scenes and lighting quality likening it to a feature film, and admits personal uncertainty about past performances while acknowledging growth and the chance to redo work.
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Marty
George
Maharis
Soblen Refused a New Trial by U S Court
Robert A Soblen 61 a psychiatrist and convicted Soviet spy was denied a new trial by a federal appeals court in New York. His life sentence remains in effect though described as a dying man and he remains free on $100000 bond.
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New York
Robert A. Soblen
Dr. Soblen
Soblen appeals life sentence for wartime espionage
The Court of Appeals rejected Dr. Soblen's appeal of his life sentence handed down last July 13 for wartime espionage. The three judge panel said the sentence, while harsh, remains within the statutory limits and beyond their concern.
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U.S
Court of Appeals
Dr. Soblen
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She
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Know
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William of Normandy
Market St. Frederick
Potomac Edison
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Medical Arts Pharmacy Toll
House Ave
Buyer's
Luxury
Thunderbird
Galaxie
Fairlane
Ford
X1 Voor Company
THE
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Soblen
Katabou
Kcansberg
Oncley Sto
FSK. Hotel Bldg
Practical Koret
California
Permathal
Everglaze
Alamac
Koret OF
N. Market St
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