Notable 1971 Fashion Foundation award and celebrity notices
President Nixon named best dressed statesman of 1971 by the Fashion Foundation of America with Spiro Agnew honored last year. Other best dressed nominees include Edmund Muskie, Gene Barry, Dan Rowan, Cary Grant, and Elizabeth Taylor with Beth Clutter’s marriage to Michael Wilding noted. Elizabeth Taylor and Billy Graham figures appear alongside reflections on Ethel Kennedy and Lynda Johnson Robb.
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Nixon
Fashion Foundation of America
Spiro T. Agnew
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Gene Barry
Dan Rowan
Cary Grant
Elizabeth Taylor
Lee Breitling
Portland
Ore
Breitling
Beth Clutter
Michael Wilding
London
Oregonian
Wilding
Milan Rotary Club Datebook at 6 30 pm
Milan Inn hosts the Milan Rotary Club at 6 30 pm. The Milan Council meets at 7 pm. New London American Legion Auxiliary gathers at 8 pm at Mrs. Whima Cummings home on East Street. Royal Arch Masons meet at 7 45 pm in the Masonic Temple.
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Rotary Club
Milan Inn Council
Town Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Whima Cummings
East Street
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Niger Seeks Economic Realignment Away From France
Niamey Niger in AP dispatch. President Hamani Dior steers Niger from France toward proximity with Nigeria. He recalls wartime trade disruption and notes Niger's arid, populous land and low-cost potential via the Niger River, aiming to cut transport costs and reduce dependence on Dahomey rail.
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Niamey
Niger
West African
Sahara
France
Hamani Diori
Nigeria
Lagos
Niger River
Dahomey
Gaya
Port Harcourt
World Bridge Match Feature Shows Famous Blunders
In the US Italy 1957 world championship, a notorious deal from the Italian West caused chaos. North-South misread cues, bidding misfires led to five hearts instead of six, and the U.S. team still scored 86 points on the deal despite a slam misadventure.
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South
North
East South West
Hast
U.S
Airlines move to escape profits dive in 1970 downturn
US airlines cut flights and jobs to reverse a 1970 profit slump, eliminating some services and newspapers, while targeting more family and leisure travel. Industry figures report a $123 million loss vs 1969’s $150 million profit as executives curb business travel and reduce long haul services.
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NEW York
US Airlines
Air Transport Association
United Air Lines
American Airlines
TWA
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Aeom
Melvin Belli
Mario Puzo
Belli
Caesar Belli
Bell
Oklahoma Press Association
Oklahoma City
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
San Diego County
Kennedy
Pala
Rincon
Robert F Kennedy Foundation
Pauma Valley
San Diego
California Rural Indian Health Program
Mick Taylor
The
Rolling Stones
Rosie Miller
Chloe
Jane
Wimbledon
England
Taylor
Lynda Johnson Robb
Charles
Danny Kaye
Mrs Robb
Lyndon Johnson
Ethel Waters
White House
Miss Waters
Billy Graham
Milan
New London
Crpit
East Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Toledo
UPI
Toledo Public School
Elyria
Lorain
Migway
Mun - TS
Ray Stark
Herbert Ross Frovdade
Barbra Streis
George Segal
Mee
Owl and
Pussycat
Alaska
Baja
G.P
Richard Burton
Genevieve Bujold
Walt Disney
Aristocais
Technicolore
Watt
Bisney Productions
Seals Island
Walt Disney Productions
Istocats
Buena Vista Distribution Co Inc
Avon
Lake
Wepa
National Automobile Dealers Association
Cfuicial Organiz
F Amaneas
Washington DC
N.A.D.A
Midway Mall
Midway Mall Merchants Assoc
Shirley MacLaine
Camper
Lorain County Dental Society
Turnpike
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