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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
7
Paris fashion week opens with Jacques Esterel's cavalier look featuring a high bodice redingote and tricorne hats. Outlines include a bell shaped silhouette, long tunic tops, and heavy fabrics like gabardine and silk damask for day and evening wear.
A printed pattern 4684 from Anne Adams offers a crisply cut collar and flared skirt with half sizes from 14½ to 26½. Size 16½ needs 3 3/4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern costs fifty cents plus 15 cents mailing and handling. Mail to Pattern Dept Winchester Evening Star.
Descendants of Mary E. and Edward C. Patterson hold their third annual reunion Sunday at the Exchange Shelter in Senseny Park starting at 11 a.m. A picnic lunch is served at 1 p.m. An afternoon business meeting will elect officers for the coming year. Present officers are Carlton E. Patterson, president, Maynard L. Patterson Jr., vice president, and Mary J. Emery, secretary treasurer.
Dear Abby column excerpt shows conflicting romance issues and dancing etiquette. A caller asks whether to marry a practical housekeeper after three years, while another disputes public dancing with strangers. Abby reassures about decency and etiquette and urges health testing for a separate case.
Nancy Lina Sands 25 daughter of Frank Sinatra has won a divorce from Tommy Sands 27 after a five year marriage. They had no children. In other brief items pianist Victor Borge considers Broadway debut in The Great Adventure from Arnold Bennett. Darryl F Zanuck contests IRS finding seeking refund for 1959 61 taxes. Hayato Ikeda 65 enters Tokyo University Hospital for treatment.
Richard Reilly, once condemned to death for murdering a Memphis salesman, is released on parole after Governor McCord urged the Board. Reilly credits McCord for saving his life and credits Commissioner Avery for giving him a chance to reform. He earned a top college scholarship and a 94 grade average, with a 99 in a trig course by correspondence.
Barry Goldwater remains in St Josephs Hospital in Phoenix recovering from neck and back surgery. The operation to fuse vertebrae lasted nearly four and a half hours and his condition was listed as fair. Recovery may take five to seven days to assess the operation’s success, according to surgeon Dr John A Elsenbeiss.
The National Council of Crime and Delinquency and the Ford Foundation announce a $2.5 million national effort to combat public apathy to crime. The Ford Foundation will contribute $1.26 million with the council raising a matching amount.
A column of brief reader tips covers quick fixes for fashion and home care. Advice includes clipping inexpensive earrings for emergencies, labeling purchases to ease store receipts, using a drying rack for organizing garments, and cleaning Venetian blind cords with bleach and wax for upkeep.
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