Teen-Age Girls Seek Fun and Careers in Pageant News
AP survey of 52 Miss Teen-Age America candidates notes fashion trends such as patterned stockings inside-out sweat shirts and tiny heels. Many work for charity or hold part-time jobs and prefer simplicity in dress. The piece also cites beauty routines, dating habits, and the desire for a dream life before marriage.
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Dallas
Tex
Associated Press
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Court News: Marriage Licenses and Deeds Listed
The court notices reveal marriages for Ray T Axline 19 and Mary C Arnold 20 of Knoxville and William F Zavona 27 with Barbara Jean Haines 20 of Emmitsburg, plus Robert R Kersetter 23 and Louella M Collier 20 of Shamokin. Deeds record William F Lee and wife to Robert Windsor and wife, and Brosius Homes Corp to Robert F Dickens Jr and wife. Howard T Perkins Jr and party incomplete.
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Mary C. Arnold
Knoxville
William F. Zavona
Westminster
Barbara Jean Haines
Emmitsburg
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Louella M. Collier
Shamokin
William F. Lee
Robert
Windsor
Brosius Homes Corporation
Robert F. Dickens Jr
City
Gravity Variations May Explain Satellite Jogs
Space scientists attribute temporary satellite deviations over the Solomon Islands to Earth's uneven gravity. Dr. Alvin McNish of the National Bureau of Standards notes rotation and non spherical shape cause stronger gravity at the poles and varying pull with distance from Earth's center.
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Solomon Islands
Southwest Pacific
Alvin McNish
National Bureau of Standards
Earth
Rusk Predicts China Trouble in Southeast Asia
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned of trouble ahead in Southeast Asia if Red China does not stop pressuring its neighbors. In a CBS interview he said the U.S. will not pull away or abandon the region. He offered no further details.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Red China
Rusk
CBS
United States
Two Chinas
Baltimore Lawyer Charged In Thefts
Baltimore attorney Richard J. Gordon was charged Thursday with thefts in connection with alleged misappropriation of funds. The case outlines accusations of irregular financial handling and law office misuse. Prosecutors said the charges stem from incidents tied to client trust accounts.
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Baltimore (Ap
Richard J. Gordon
Policy shifts loom as seizure bonds tied to Baltimore burglary
Report mentions U S policy changes regarding seizing $10 000 in stolen funds linked to China tensions. A four city grand jury accuses policy shifts in response to a $35 000 burglary at the home of Mr and Mrs Julius Mervis in northwest Baltimore. Gordon bail set at $4 000.
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Julius Mervis
Baltimore
Gordon
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