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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
7
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AP reports that First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy is credited with reviving women's suit demand as retail sales rise by 5 to 20 percent. Industry leaders and fashion authorities foresee a robust fall and spring for suits, aided by younger buyers and a broader range of styles and colors.
Angry French farmers hanged Premier Michael Debre in effigy in Montauban and widened protests from Brittany to southwest wine country and Normandy. Police used tear gas as demonstrators clashed, with injuries to three officers and two farmers amid roadblocks and factory block actions. Debre urged calm and export market expansion while citing high 1959 price supports.
A quotation notes Mrs Kennedy has boosted American women's interest in dressing properly, with her daytime attire often being a suit. The remark credits her influence with giving a significant push to demand for suits among women.
Three American World War II fliers dedicate a monument in Chasseneuil France to seven companions who died when their B17 bomber crashed nearby. They recall wartime friendship with French resistance who aided their evasion for more than two months after the crash on June 19, 1944. Names include Francis J. Berard of Waterville Maine William Massey of Birmingham Alabama and Lewis Stellies of Boston.
Washington Senator Stu Symington asserts the U.S. lost a two year space lead to the Soviet Union due to interagency battles and withheld funding and authority. He argues the first astronaut could have flown non orbital spaceflight two years earlier and the United States could have orbited a satellite in 1956 and reached the moon in 1957 ahead of the Soviets.
Palace Drag offers hurricane lamps in sections for 62 inches tall or shorter and lamps stand alone on tables. Watsons showcases spaghetti-strap dresses with new shipments arriving. Tucker Bros Glittery gliders suit patio outfits while Breeze wrap n tie fashions from Elizabeths provide easy wear. Style Mor hair trends include ribbons. Stork Center in Wool Dridges offers baby gifts. Sweet Briar summer sale racks promise surprises.
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