Executive eyelash the latest male fad
In Los Angeles a growing beauty trend targets men with false eyelashes. Miss Inga Borg markets a men’s lash line, noting lashes are shorter and applied under the lid for a natural effect. The product appeals to blondes and older men, expanding from women’s use and propelling a potential multi-million market.
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Doris Klein
Los Angeles
Inga Borg
Miss Borg
Corporation
Beauty|‘ Courier
Beverly Hills
Straighier
Washington
Fashionettes describe new bold striped pants and accessories
The article notes a fashion trend featuring a small button earring and a thumb-length square design. Kenneth Douglas of Sprendite rous adds personality to casual wear by combining white-on- Mack coffen ticking with black-on-white stripes for a striking pants style. The at-home pants are described as over a foot wide.
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Kenneth Douglas
Sprenditerous
Retired Indian Wars veteran Bradley recalls frontier combat
Reginald Bradley born 1880s, America’s oldest surviving Indian fighter, recounts raiding in Arizona during the Indian Wars. He describes clashes with Apaches, a canyon ambush, and cavalry actions while reflecting on veterans’ fashion, faith, and a long military career.
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San Francisco
UPI
Oleg
Reginald
India
Bradley
Adingl
U.S. Cavalry
Arizona
Beard
Viet Nam
R. E. Wheelus
Ft. Bowie
Madras
Wheelus
Ockaickers
Red Ball
HUD helps cities save landmarks from urban renewal
Washington report says HUD and the National Trust for Historic Preservation will send expert panels to advise cities undertaking urban renewal. The panels include architects historians and planners who will review plans and provide nonbinding recommendations while preserving historic sites in danger of demolition.
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Washington
National Trust For
Department of Iousng’ and Urban Development
Troubles beset Warsaw Pact and NATO in diverging crises
The article notes that the Warsaw Pact, weakened by Romania's push for independence under Ceausescu, remains alive though troubled. It compares similar strains in NATO, with internal dissent from France and Romania, and discusses Romania's calls for equality, shared nuclear decision power, and a rotating command within the pact.
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Richard C. Longworth
Moscow
UPI
NATO
Warsaw Pact
America
Hussia
France
Romania
Warsaw
Eastern Security Treaty Organization
Russia
East Germany
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Albania
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Comecon
Sovet
Gheorghiu Bej
Gheorghiu-Bej
Nicolas Ceausescu
Bucharest
Ceausescu
Comintern
Europe
Romana
Kaki
Red Ball high priority cargo speeds to Viet Nam
At Travis Air Force Base California Air Force Sergeant Charles E Terry heads Red Ball Express style airlift to move critical war materiel to Saigon. The program routes urgent items from U S depots to the Far East via MAC aircraft and military rail and road networks.
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Paul Jeschke
United Press International
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Wpi
Husky Air Force
Charles E. Terry
Houston
Tex
Bettleneck
Saigon
Alhiges
Viet Mant
Terry
Far East
Air Force
San Francisco
Viet Nam
MAC
United States
Ft. Mason
Newsirea
Viet Nave
Sentry dogs train for Vietnam duty at Lackland Air Force Base
At Lackland Air Force Base Texas hundreds of German shepherds undergo bite and obedience training for sentry and scout duties for Vietnam and other bases. Dogs are matched with their trainers, paid daily rates, and kept as lasting teams, with strict testing to ensure aggression and loyalty.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Paul Recer
San Antonio
Tex
Bullet
Warner
Viet Nam
K.d Corps
Air Force
Lackland
Martin A. Drury
Military Police School
Drury
Nuclear subs face food limits on patrols in Navy study
In Groton the Navy notes food, not fuel, limits submerged time for nuclear submarines. The USS James K. Polk was visiting during sea trials in port, praised for good meals aboard both nuclear and diesel subs. Officers dine on soups, crabmeat salad, smoked oysters, bread, cheese, beverages and desserts. enlisted eat similarly with tuna or crab salad and lunch meats.
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Groton
Conn
U.S. Navy
Paris Struggles With Modern Architecture Amid Historic Boulevards
Paris retains its classic boulevards but faces pushback as modern architecture rises. New 40 story concrete and glass towers emerge in areas like Montparnasse, while redevelopment near Germain Des Pres and in suburbs spurs criticism for replacing traditional facades with high rise offices. The shift mirrors a broader trend toward American style design in the city.
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Paris
Baronjr Hauseman
Germain-Des-Pres
Wonparnasse
Ernest Hemingway
France
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