Nancy Hanks Leads Arts Endowment as Government Support Grows
Nancy Hanks chairs the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, guiding about 30 million in federal funds to budding artists and programs. President Nixon praised her role, noting the endowment’s budget doubling and a push to involve all government levels in arts support.
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Nancy Hanks
National Endowment For the Arts
Washington, D.C
Oberlin Music Theater
Miss Hanks
Nixon
Washington
UPI
America
Mr. Nixon
Endowment
Council of the Arts
Stanford medical school begins open recruitment of women
Stanford University School of Medicine shifts from discouraging women to actively recruiting women as students interns residents and faculty. Sixteen of 77 entering class next fall will be women up from seven or eight previously.
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Stanford, Calif
Stanford University School of Medicine
Judith Pool
New England Journal of Medicine
Bunker
Max Factor Expert Sees Teens Favor Natural Look in 1940s Revival
Mary Norton of Max Factor notes teens and students favor a natural aesthetic with light gloss on lips and minimal lash work. She describes eyebrow enhancements using invisible adhesive, the shift away from bold red lips, and trends toward wellness and acne reduction among youth shoppers. Norton travels from Los Angeles, educated at Ohio State, Hunter College, and Columbia Medical School.
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Max Factor & Co
Los Angeles
Ohio
Miss Norton
Ohio State University
Hunter College
Columbia Medical School
New York
Beetle Engine Plane Soars From Brazil Workshop
Ludwig Michel a 54 year old German Brazilian mechanic built and flew an airplane powered by a 29 horsepower VW Beetle engine. The Michel 1 used a 1200 cc engine bought pine boards steel tubing and cloth costing about 300 dollars. His flight lasted 31 minutes with a top altitude around 650 feet. Michel arrived in Brazil in 1941 and earned a Brazilian amateur pilot license in 1958.
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Santo Angelo
Brazil
Ludwig Michel
Michel
Wetzlar
Germany
Rio Grande Do Sul
Quotable quotes from women in the week
A collection of remarks from prominent women including Bernadette Devlin Irene Ryan Lucretia Taylor Arlene Stens Elga Andersen and Anne Marie Bernstrom touching on politics education personal merit and self care as reported by the Dublin newspaper and local outlets.
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Lucretia Taylor
Irene Ryan
Bernadette Devlin
Elga Andersen
Norther Ireland
Dublin
Anne Marie Bernstrom
Sanctary
Hollywood
Proper fashion rules for men from Karl Dallas in Tailor and Cutter
London editor Karl Dallas debuts PROPER a fashion movement stressing recognizable elegance. He notes white shirts must have at least three inch collar points and advises against neck scarves with open-neck shirts. Notable fashion director Robert Green of Playboy comments on shifting ritualism and peer-group influence shaping what counts as proper attire.
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New York
UPI
Karl Dallas
London
Tailor & Cutter
Dallas
Prince Charles
Mao Tse-tung
Robert L. Green
Playboy Magazine
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Sears, Roebuck and CO
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Bienced
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Stanford University
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John P. Bunker
Stanford
New England Journal
Max Factor
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Max Factor & Company
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Sun
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Western College
Arlene Stens
London Men’s Fashion Editor
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Greene
Greenwich Village
Westhampton
Tropics
Edward
Arte
Emily
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