Bride Wears Culottes at Wedding in New York
New York report describes Carole Dunham and Norman Dolph choosing pants for the wedding attire. The bride wore embroidered net bolero and wide leg culottes, with the couple noting no objections from guests in the fashion-forward, avant garde ceremony at the Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Dunham
New York
Norman
Edward Dolph
Dolph
Wis
Carole Sinclairs
Dunham
Plaza
Family Drugs Plan promises wholesale prices for prescriptions
Albert Pearlman promotes the Family Wholesale Drug Plan Inc offering wholesale drug store items to members for a $10 marriage fee or $6 for small households. He touts dramatic price cuts on tranquilizers cortisone and antibiotics while noting congressional scrutiny of drug price fixing.
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Washington
USPI
Albert Pearmman
Pearlman
Senate
Russell B. Long
Long
Say
Mor Drugs, Inc
Itil
District of Columbia
Mn Getting the Picture’, Looks Brighter.” Sav-Mor
States to Display Art at Governors Parley
Maine Governor John H. Reed announces that each of the 50 states will contribute an outstanding artwork to the National Governors Conference in Los Angeles next July. Reed chairs the conference and says states will decide what to send.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Los Angeles
Johin H. Reed
Reed
Handcuffed fiancé to police station shocks town
Lawrence Hooper, 22, escorted his fiancée Carolyn Berwick, 19, to Concord police headquaters using handcuffs from Hooper's family heirlooms. Carolyn slipped them on after handling the dusty pieces, asking for a key. An officer discovered a key fit the cuffs, ending the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lawrence Hopper
Hooper
Carolyn Berwick
Carolyn
Kesthay
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