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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1960
Page
3
Barefoot style with shoes on will be prominent in 1960 spring and summer fashion. Closed toe pumps may feature perforations or vamp cutouts, with stacked leather heels and various heights for street wear. Evening wear favors stilettos while sandals inch toward near barefoot with narrow webbed strips.
AP reports Ralph L. Gray of Kansas City named a director of Spencer Chemical Co., succeeding the late Kenneth A. Spencer who died February 19. Gray chairs Armco Steel Corp. The Spencer board also named John C. Denton as president and chief executive officer and C. Y. Thomas as chairman.
Investigators agree a structural failure preceded the Northwest Airlines Electra crash near Tell City Indiana that killed 63. The FBI found fingerprints of a passenger and a ring on remains, with a Notre Dame ring linked to a South Bend man. Authorities warn a lengthy analysis is needed to determine the exact cause.
Dr. John R. Heller of the National Cancer Institute reports a rapid decline in stomach cancer cases and deaths in both sexes, with a more dramatic drop among men where it was historically the leading killer. Lung cancer shows an offsetting rise. The statement cites officials from the National Cancer Chemo therapy program regarding trends over the past decade.
In Arlington Massachusetts a man trying to prevent a gang fight was stabbed to death Monday night. Four youths were rounded up in nearby Watertown and admitted involvement. Detectives sought six to eight more to line up witnesses. All involved, including the victim Franklin K Bray, are white. Bray noted a car's plate as the gang fled. police later found the vehicle and detained its four occupants.
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