Western fashion and bra design conspiracy critique
S-I- D-E WASHINGTON UPI recounts a traveler returning from Europe detailing a humorous yet sharp critique of fashion designers. He argues that current collections mock Western women by using impractical dresses with visible brassieres and narrow rib cages, implying a detrimental effect on female silhouettes. He cites a Latin proverb about concealing art while noting designers as artists in a provocative critique. MORE FLOOD VICTIMS SEOUL UPI reports forty deaths from floods in two river valleys, lifting monthly toll to 223.
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The Muzzling Of Prince Philip In Modern Britain
Prince Philip challenges Britain with blunt talks on industry, the environment, and Africa while facing censure attempts from Parliament over his public remarks. The piece contrasts his gadfly role with Victorian Albert, notes public support for Philip’s plainspoken stance, and touches on a stockholders meeting and a string of local notices and ads appended to the page.
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Finch debunks majesty myth of English actors abroad
Hollywood star Peter Finch says English actors are no different from others once on location. In Yuma Arizona during Flight of the Phoenix filming, Finch recalls lavish hoopla and parties with Richard Attenborough and Ian Bannen, plus a queen's birthday celebration in which James Stewart fired 21 blanks for a ceremonial salute.
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Yuma
Ariz
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Almanac July 27 1965 highlights and historical events
On this date in 1965 the Almanac notes events from history including 1919 race riot at Chicago beach killing 38, 1952 Korean War armistice at Panmunjom after long talks, 1954 Britain and Israel end Suez Zone occupation, and 1955 Austria becomes neutral. Also mentions Alexander Dum as born 1824 and Daniel Webster quote.
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Alexander Dumas
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Blast kills two at Johannesburg copper mine
Two African mine workers were killed and four others seriously injured in a copper mine explosion in Johannesburg, South Africa. The incident was reported by UPI on Saturday.
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