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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
9
Paris AP reports Yves Saint Laurent anchors his fall winter line to opulent prosperity with a lavish collection titled the good mood. The designer, who succeeded Christian Dior after Dior’s death and later left, maintains high clientele to avoid sensationalism.
Saint Laurent showcases fall looks with hemlines at knee length and strong sportswear notes. Puss in boots inspired boots mix suede alligator and calf with thigh highs, zip closures, and tight pants, paired with tweed mohair tunics and elaborate headgear. Evening wear is restrained yet opulent with jeweled embroidery and slim silhouettes.
Dear Abby columns address lending money to a boyfriend and paying, a widowed woman doubting a suitor, a 64 year old considering marriage to a tight barbering bachelor, and views on eye donation. Abby’s guidance touches on boundaries, modernization, and practicality for readers.
Advertising on a vintage sewing pattern highlights Misses A line flare design with round or bateau neck options. It lists sizes 10 12 14 16 18 and fabric needs for size 16, plus mailing details for pattern and fall winter catalog with over 300 design ideas.
Round Hill Fire Co opened its annual carnival as rain fell, yet a strong crowd attended rides and games. Carnival chairman Gerald Hepner praised attendance. events run through Saturday with a drum corps concert tomorrow at 8 30, a Thursday parade, Miss Round Hill 1963 Friday, and prize drawings Saturday.
A woman identified as Mary Brake, 34, of Kerising fbti suffered a cut when her car skidded on a rain slicked Rt. 50 at Gore and struck a bank.
Washington AP Senators say unions submitted a new proposal to railroads in the reopened bargaining session. L J Wagner says no carrier reply yet while Daniel Loomis notes no new developments. Senate and Labor pressures push Congress toward action as work rules delay and talks resume amid warnings of nationwide strikes.
State Trooper L A Estep reported a midsize car headed east skidded around a curve and struck a bank. The vehicle crossed the road and knocked down a highway sign in a mishap around 2 50 p m Md was the driver.
The note claims etiquette favors twisting spaghetti with a fork against the plate and discourages twisting on a spoon as a lower-class maneuver. It emphasizes one-handed technique and class signaling through utensil use.
At the United Nations African nations weighing action against Portuguese colonialism faced a possible defeat as the Security Council prepares to vote on their resolution. Eleven members expected to vote, with Western delegates urging changes. Adlai Stevenson predicted the text would be amended.
A Virginia legislative committee considered road safety reforms in Roanoke and Richmond. Advocates backed a driver point system with penalties for offenses, while calls to raise the driving age to 18 and revise implied consent laws drew support from local officials and insurers.
Criminologist Joseph D. Lohman told the National Urban League that the current racial crisis affects the entire American public not just Negroes or conservatives. He cited Negro youth 10 percent of the population but 20 percent of juvenile delinquency and urged action to integrate culture and curb discrimination.
Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Georgia testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee on desegregation of public accommodations as Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy faces extended questions in the Judiciary panel. House leaders push to add fair employment practices to the omnibus civil rights bill with Negro leaders pressed for inclusion.
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