Only Woman in American Space Work Dynamo and Pioneer
Lau rel van der wal Roeman the lone American woman airport commissioner and bioastronautics innovator who helped pioneer the piggy back space concept. She led MIA mice in space tests reaching 1400 miles high and speeds over 15000 mph while balancing roles as engineer, model, and public spokeswoman.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Laurel van der Wal Roeman
United States
Roeman
America
Roenan
Earth
Royal Institute of Technology
Stockholm
Sweden
Fabrics Shape New Home Furnishings at Chicago Market
Fabrics become decorators by blending traditional patterns with space age materials. Velvet, silk, and brocade appear with stain resistant finishes as American traditional lines persist. Designers show a movable shade wall built from fabric covered frames and new drapery fabrics in spun orlon acrylic and nylon blends.
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Chicago
UPI
Rajah Look Newest For Women's Coats
The First Lady's influence on U S designers is seen in fall and winter coats called the rajah. Nehru style jackets, collarless or double breasted, inspire major New York makers with sleeved coats and sleeveless undergarments still in fashion. Gold lame revives for evening wear with mauve pink lining.
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U.S
India
Pakistan
Nehru
New York
India Relents on MIG Fighter Deal After International Pressure
India cooled its stance on purchasing Soviet MIG jets as Nehru signaled the deal likely to proceed. The plan includes 32 planes in two squadrons and a potential local MIG plant, amid U.S. and British opposition tied to Goa and Kashmir disputes.
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India
Krishna Menon
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Pakistan
Kashmir
Red China
United States
Britain
Goa
Resolutions on readiness, safety and mental health debated
Erbe urged division readiness must rotate for priority force status and shared strength objectives, while opposing Iowa units' high priority retention. Other resolutions called for interstate highway emergency corridors with crossover strips, and a state consultant exchange program for mental health research and care. British and German religious groups pledged funds totaling about 400000 for tractors and farm equipment for needy nations via the Agricultural Aids Foundation in Los Angeles.
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Erbe
Iowa
Council of State
Bureau of Public Roads
Council of State Governments
Los Angeles
UPI
Agricultural Aids Foundation of
Dear Abby Letters Offer Homefront Guidance
A collection of Dear Abby Q&As covers marital strain and responsibility. The letters include worried parents about a daughter in-law, a husband upset by late-night newspaper reading, a person with a skin condition wary of doctors, and snoring spouses, with Abby’s practical advice and light humor.
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Abby
Inlaw
Tom
Harry
Mrs Ledger Admitted After Fall at Washington County Hospital
Mrs. A R Ledger was admitted yesterday to Washington County Hospital after a bad fall Saturday night.
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A.R. Ledger
Washington County Hospital
Progress No Breakthrough in Airline Dispute Talks
United Press International reports no progress during two hours of Pan American discussions before lunch. Union and Eastern representatives to meet with Goldberg and mediators after sessions. Flight engineers did not send delegates to a New York meeting, pushing talks to Washington. Senator Morse urged a legislative crackdown if settlement delays persist. Public spending per person on health education and welfare slated to rise to 514 in 1962 from 232 in 1950 per NICB estimates.
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United Press International
One Union
Union
Eastern
Goldberg
New York
Washington
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Morse
War Labor Board
UPI
National Industrial Conference Board
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Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
East Washington
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Ford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James EF. Lloyd
West
John C. Owen
West Washinon
South — Side Square
P. L. Etter
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon Jewelry
R. Q. Eastland
Journal Bidg
Lenses Conta
Shelley Singer
Rajah
Seventh Avenue
Garment Center
Soviet Union
Bread For the World
Germany
British Council of Churches
Agricultural Aids Organization
Southern California-Arizona
Harold
Beverly Hills
Calif
Irena Wiley
John F. Kennedy
K. C. Shreve
Ken Shreve
Ken
Hotel
Washington, Iowa
TC. Henderson & Clo
New York Stock Exchange
Des Moines
Time Loan, Inc
Ralph Ward
MGR
Bidg
Dial
Gus Glaser
Franks
Woo Aoc
Libby
Pio
Pepsi-Cola
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