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• Article 8 -- No Title
• Guest
• NYTimes.com Site Map
• Ruth Kohl Is Fiancee Of Robert George Baal
• U.S. GOALS REPORT HELD INCOMPLETE; Rabbi Bamberger Mentions Omission of Leslie Kish, Medical Student at U. ...
• Son to Mrs. Julian Sloan
• A TRIO OF BRIGHT WITCH-HAZELS
• Child to Rise to the Phil Greenwalds
• SchlesseluGoldwyn
• WILLIAM A. POWER
• Article 13 -- No Title
• Child to Mrs. Henry Ruston
• History and Economics
• HARRY B. GILBERT
• A MULTI-FACETED MUSICOLOGIST
• Forty-seven Days to Mrs. Malcolm Field
• C.P. Snow to Speak Here
• MEMORIES OF A FAREWELL TO IRELAND; MEMORIES OF A FAREWELL TO IRELAND
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Yule Concert in Newark
• CADETS BOW, 69-49; Speedy Temple Team Beats Manhattan Quintet, 73-55 UTAH STATE TOPS N.Y.U. FIVE, 67-65
• ISAAC NEWELL, 88 EX-COLONEL, DEAD,; Officer for Students Will Benefit at 'Wildcat' ...
• NAVY TURNS BACK PITT'S FIVE, 69-63; Broz Sparks Middies With 21 Points at Annapolis NAVY TURNS BACK ...
• : Hilary Foristall, Thomas Curtin To Wed in April; Alumna of Wells Will i Be Married to World MOLYBDENUM ...
• WARY HOLLYWOOD; The Law Being What It Is, Cautious Producers Make Facts Fictitious
• COMMUNIST WORLD ROLE ASSESSED; Despite Some Divisions at Top, Party's Influence Is Vast
• WEATHER SPURS SALES AT STORES; Cooler Temperatures Help Move Outerwear and Draw Customers WEATHER SPURS ...
• U.S. HONEY OUTPUT UP; Nation Reports 2% Increase Over Last Year
• SAUL BLICKMAN, ENGINER, DEAD; Specialist in Food Service Equipment Was Big-Game Hunter and Photographer
• o** Miss Goodwin, Peter Papesch To Wed Dec. 24; Former Smith Student Is Betrothed to Impose Limit Drivers Will Obey
• Sister Antoine Triumphs In Pimlico 4-Filly Photo; PIMLICO RACE WON BY SISTER ANTOINE
• DEEP PROBLEMS UNDERLIE LATIN UNREST; Region's Instability Is Based on New York System Stirs Speculation -- Discussion Proposed
• Wendy Wilkeison Newsman's Fiancee
• GilbertK. Mad. Highet Weds Miss Eliot Brady; Son of Junior League; 1910 Decor Marks Anniversary Fete at the Ashbury Campus -- Beatrix of Trinity and | U. of a Father Escorts Miss Whitmarsh At Her Nuptials; I Alumna of Detroit Graduate I ...
• U.N. Congo Factions; Splits in Assembly Threaten Efforts To Restore Peace in New Nation
• Robert Allenby Fiance Of Nancy T. Thu^ettle
• Editorial Cartoon 3 -- No Title
• ANTIQUITIES DISCOVERED; Tanganyika Tells of Finds on Bumper 7 Blocks
• STAMFORD TO OPEN A BRANCH IN TOKYO
• OLD RULE DISSOLVED; Pennsylvania's High Court Acts for Coastal Island
• Business
• Hospital Yule Sale to Mrs. Robert Wolfe
• A.M.A. GIRDS FOR A NEW BATTLE; Medical Lobby Will Seek to F.T.C. Staff Member
• Article 10 -- No Title
• COURTS: New Decision Bars 'Interposition' but Other Methods of Their Predecessors
• Child to Open
• NOSTALGIA AND THE FORWARD LOOK; Duchamp Surveys Surrealism and Dali Forges Ahead in All Directions
• Easing of William Sheinkers
• Miss Ragsdaie, Robert Larus To Be Married; Mount Vernon Alumna and Tobacco Official Become Engaged
• Miss Karen Roy Engaged
• MacKay Beats Buchholz In Final of Favorite
• YOUNGSTERS' ART AIDS L.I. PATIENTS; Funds From Greeting Cards to Wed
• U.C.L.A. IS VICTOR OVER DUKE BY 27-6; Kilmer Gains 200 Yards for Repairmen to See ...
• STUDENT DOUBLES AS A STEWARDESS; City College Co-ed Travels to Meet Competition Considered Basic
• ARTIFICIAL HORMONE; New Synthetic ACTH Has All the Flair Or Technique of Natural Protein
• UNESCO FINISHING 6-VOLUME HISTORY; Mammoth Story of Aussie Tennis; M'KAY IS VICTOR IN AUSSIE TENNIS
• Rodeph Sholom Plans Fete
• Emily Warner, 1955 Debutante, Is Future Bride; Mount Holyoke Alumna and D. F. Moore Craig Become Affianced ...
• MAPLE LEAFS TOP RANGERS BY 5 TO 2; Mahovlich, Armstrong Tally Two Goals Each Against Cellar-Dwelling ...
• DISKS: ROMANTICS; Berlioz, Bruckner and Mahler Works In Recent Recorded Versions
• Sally S. Trainer Engaged to Aid Drive for Charity; Westchester Group Donates Dixieland to Cleveland in 3-Man ...
• Dallas
• GrometuSitzman
• Ruth Marcus Fiancee Of Robert K. Dentan
• Some Letters Confuse A Mechanical Brain
• NATHAN KESSLER
• SCHOLAR PROPOSES LIBRARY FOR $20.35
• Variety Club Luncheon For Cancer Research
• LOW-COST CLINIC IS HEADED BY REIK; Freud's Pupil Says Master Envisioned the Need is Master's at Harvard Engaged to Entice Buyers -- Whitney Annual Opening Wednesday
• Minneapolis
• EnnisuKreiter
• Sports
• Chicago
• VERDICT SURPRISE TO UTAH FIGHTER; Fullmer Says He Coasted in Late Rounds -- Robinson Delays Career Decision
• Richmond.
• Travel
• Snead Retains Lead In Golf With 207; SNEAD KEEPS LEAD WITH A 69 FOR 207
• Autos
• Louise Walker Bride Of Lieut. D. P. Hunter
• Opinion
• FILM PANORAMA ALONG THE THAMES; Columbia Grows -- Spy Circuit -- Of Director Reisz -- Addenda
• Article 9 -- No Title
• CHRISTMAS THEATRE GUIDE; Many Moderately Priced Tickets Are Still Available To Shows on Many Factors, With Castro's Influence ...
• Milk Co-op Urges Hearing
• Festivities Begin For Tournament At L.I. Hunt Club; Gold Squash Racquets Event at Rockaway Draws 48 Players
• FAMILY IS CALLED VITAL TO INDUSTRY; Business and Union Heads Say Man's Domestic Ills Affect the Cornell ...
• POLAND MAY LIFT CURB ON ARTISANS; Considers Free Enterprise for Disturbed Children
• SUFFERN ART SALE SET; Paintings Will Be Shown at Synagogue Next Week-End the An Appraisal of Indiana Area
• THE NEWS OF THE WEEK IN REVIEW
• Edward J. Reilly Jr. Weds Miss Baker
• Giants Get Kuenn of Bradford Junior College and Dartmouth Engaged
• HIGHER CAR SPEED URGED FOR SAFETY; Westchester Official Asks Towns to a Bill Replacing New Orleans Board With Davis Panel
• Fogs in Finland Ground Santa, Limiting Scope of the U-2 Flight and Churchill Story ...
• Stocks Fall as Optimism Is Lacking -- Factory Sales and Orders Drop
• NAVAJOS MAKING STRIDES AT LAST; Arizona Reservation Is Still Plagued by Budd and Clipped for 36 Years Served in Spanish-American War, World War I and China
• Judith Kolley Betrothed
• BAR GROUP BACKS NEW PRACTICE ACT; Proposed Changes Seen as Most Comprehensive in State in a Yale Graduate
• CavanaghuCrowley
• EBBING DISCERNED IN FUND OUTFLOW; Jacobsson Foresees Dip for Such an Institution
• MRS. WINSTON PROUTY; Wife of Renascence
• Top Ayrshire Cow Is Chosen
• Miss Beverly.Krisiloff Wed of New Shows Announced.
• NEGLECTED DRAMATIST; Strindberg Has Rarely Had His Due Here
• MartinuSaunders
• MODERATES: Whites Who Are Willing to Europe and Back Over Long Week-Ends
• SIX KILLED IN COLLISION; Two on Murder Limitation
• R.F. Breck to Wed Isabel C. Raphael
• REORDERS FLOOD APPAREL OFFICES; Gift Items, Cardigans, Car Coats and Cotton Knit Dresses in Demand
• Article 6 -- No Title
• U.S. Concerns Spur British Aircraft Sales
• YUL BRYNNER ON A MISSION FOR THE U.N.
• Diet Foods Gaining As Customers Lose; DIET FOODS GROW AS USERS REDUCE
• ANTHONY PASSANANTE
• DR. WILLIAM ANDERSON
• Sabine von dem Knesebeck Fiancee of Physician
• THE DANCE: LOVE SONG; Balanchine Conspires With Brahms
• Cornell Museum Gets Art
• ART SHOWS AIMED AT YULE SHOPPERS; Displays Designed to Dr. Ira Marks
• Glenna LaSalle, H.G. Keene Jr. To Be Married; Newton College Alumna Engaged of Resistance Are Available
• Ziegfeld Club to Philip Miller
• Great Strides Made During Ten Years Mary Switzer Has Headed Federal Unit
• New China Policy Urged; Pressing Need Declared to His Role as Actual Chief of Be for the Republicans
• M. L. Rubin Fiance Of Donna Kasowitz
• Mrs. John Asch Has Child
• STUDY IN CONTRASTS; Symphonies by Flicker and Arnold Reveal Different English Styles the Attributes of Man's Development Will Begin to Appear in '61
• Physicians Wives Unit Plans a comprehensive guide to a Newark Ball on Benjamin Snavely
• BROKEN WINDOWS; Steps To Follow When Installing New Pane
• WORLD COOPERATION PRESSED
• BRIDGE: NEW SYSTEM FROM TEXAS; Jacoby-Smith Team Uses 'Integrated' Bidding With Success
• NEW ADMINISTRATION SHAPING UP; Top Cabinet Jobs Still Unfilled but Kennedy's Style Is Now Clear
• Pro Football Game Has Grown Up; Sport Has Advanced From Stepchild to Assert Themselves
• JOHN J. JANSEN, 71, OF LAW FIRM HERE
• STUDY OF CHINA SET; Seton Hall Unit to Be First to Inquire Into Science Program
• World
• MOLYBDENUM ORE FOUND NEAR TAOS; New Mexican Field Could Become Second Biggest Mine in the Case of His Survey; St. Nick's Pre-Christmas Flights to Air Local Coverage -- Parley to Graduate .of Johns Hopkins
• NEW DATA ON QUAKES; They Stir Vibrations of Earth, Coast Scientists Say
• Judith Arenstein Betrothed To Joseph Edwin Gordon
• Editorial Cartoon 2 -- No Title
• Pay Articles from December 1960 Part 6 - Site Map - The New York Times
• Site Map
• ITALIAN COMEBACK; Two Dandy Films Give Promise of Economic Gloom
• BOSTON SYMPHONY GIVES 2D CONCERT; Program Includes Mozart, Bach, Piston and Ravel -- Monique Haas Is Soloist
• ELIGIO G. BARBERIS DIES; Said to Annex Part of Dead Were Students at Louisiana State
• Oklahoma Population Up
• Iraqi March Honors Premier
• NAVAJO MUSEUM OPEN IN SANATA FE; Priest of Columbia, Teacher, Fiancee of Chartists and Volume Movement Followers
• VOLUNTEERS FIND JOBS FOR ELDERLY; Nassau County Group Aids Persons 50 on and off Broadway ...
• Barbara Williams Married
• Article 11 -- No Title
• Jenifer Tatlock Is Attended by Adolph Ochs in 1912 Will Open Next Week ...
• Article 15 -- No Title
• TREES SOUGHT At BEACH; Discarded Christmas Trees Asked on The Wisconsin State Journal Since '42 Was 52
• Ann B. Mascuch, WilliamWhitford Engaged to 1957 ...
• TWO OPERAS STAGED BY PATERSON GROUP
• U.S.I.A. Training; Language Requirements Said to Have Been Made More Precise
• Miss Janet Klein Engaged to County Fetes
• AMERICAN LEAGUE GETS PLAN TO ADD LOS ANGELES CLUB; Amendments Due at Majors' Meeting Tomorrow to ...
• Lieut. Dorothy Fuller Betrothed to Wed Elin Elizabeth Alexanderson
• Stand on Foreign M.D.'s
• Maureen Tiernan Becomes Engaged
• DeedraDietrich Is Future Bride Of Herbert Rapp; I " . Ex-Rochester Student and Navy Engineer Engaged to Aid New ...
• Miss Weisman, Radcliffe 1960, Is Future Bride; Candidate for 8th Ball ...
• ALARM ALERT ORDERED; Police Note Increase in False Fire Reports in October
• PULP PRODUCERS FACING PROBLEMS; Reductions in Price Darken the Economy
• 3 FIREMEN INJURED AT TEXTILE BLAZE
• FLORIDA SEEKING WIDER SCHOOL TV; F.C.C. Approval and State Funds Asked to 1956 Harvard Graduate
• J Lois H. Daniels Affianced i
• THE WORLD OF MUSIC; City Opera Not Giving Up American Program
• Clarkson Wins, 83-54
• DUNES TO BE SURVEYED; Park Service Hopes to Dispel of Some Steps Business Can Take to Teach Italian in City Schools
• CIVIL WAR DISPLAY SHOWS JEWS' ROLE; Centennial Year Exhibition, Two Years in Preparation, to Benefit at 4th Annual Event ...
• ROY L. MATSON IS DEAD; Editor of Vermont Senator Dies in Albany on Way Home
• LUMUMBA'S GAMBLE FAILS; But, Despite Capture by the Picture -- Spread to Clear ...
• Aides of a Bride At New Canaan; 1958 Debutante Attired in Satin at Wedding to Plan Fete for European Interest Rates When Boom Subsides ...
• To Strengthen to Accept Token Integration Begin to NEWS OF THE RIALTO: REBELLION; Playwrights Breaking Barriers -- Lampell Writing Play
• 2 ADVANCES MADE IN STOCK FIGURES; I.B.M. Machine Comes to Wed; U. of Landlord's Neglect at Sheridan Sq., 20 Clean Up Building
• NEWS OF TV AND RADIO: SCRIPTS
• S. Carolina Scores Over Virginia, 26-0; S. CAROLINA SINKS VIRGINIA, 26 TO 0
• TEXTBOOK REFORM; Pressure Rises for Contact Between Two Peoples
• NEW 16-STORY HOTEL PLANNED IN MOSCOW
• FANS BOO VERDICT; Fullmer Keeps N.B.A. Middleweight Title in Rugged Fight DECISION IS BOOED BY MANY ...
• 1 ."oa...o ' \ , . saMsm1/2ftm^ AND THE SOUTHuEIGHT VIEWS OF'THE: NEW ORLEANS CRISIS ^^^M^^^^^^^^mm^m^mmmmymam^mmm^ ...
• Jane Ross Leigh Becomes Bride ' OfBruceBayne; ChristEpiscopalChurch in Greenwich Scene of Marymount Junior and Graduate of 5 Stations
• Emery Harper Becomes Fiance Of Judith Hover; Yale Law Student and Book Designer, Smith Alumna, Betrothed
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Alice Levit Fiancee Of James A. Levee
• PROGRESS NOTED IN PARK PROGRAM; 10-Year Drive to Hold Fete in Honor Of Mrs. Ittleson; Social Work Committee Will Mark Her Service at Plaza Wednesday
• NEWS NOTES: CLASSROOM AND CAMPUS; State Universities Move to Be Bride of VeteranuNuptials in January Planned
• Jon Davidson Fiance Of Amy Schwartzberg
• Miss Judith Castellini Engaged to Be Sung Over N.B.C.
• Mrs. Minnie Gilbert Wed to Pianist
• MONTCLAIR COLLEGE PLANNING TO EXPAND
• 1 'Miss. Kimball Plans I Wedding on Dec. 30
• Sally McQuade Is the ...
• Yule Tree Ornaments a Calvert ...
• Federoff Named Manager
• Nancy Ann Colman} A Prospective Bnfa
• VILLAGE' TENANTS MAN THEIR MOPS; Complaining of Easy Admission
• Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
• G.O.P. Leadership; Nixon Faces Challenges to Defeat Kennedy on Care for Improvement of the Aged
• Marilyn D. Krengel Engineer's Fiancee
• Bernice Maria Spathey Wed To Frank Walker in Virginia
• Alice L. Beasley, W. M. Hupfel Jr. Will Be Married; Graduates of Westminster Choir College Bride of Indians; Braves Buy Billy Martin; Antonelli, Kirkland Sent to End Delays and Tax Loss
• Eunice Kent Betrothed To Richard L. Werner
• Article 4 -- No Title
• ROBERT E. WILSON
• Lucy Noyes Fiancee Of Andrew Stewart 1 -- No Title
• Iuuuuuuuu ^= EvelynHoughton Engaged to Aid Adoption Group; Westchester Service to Improve Nation's Play Areas Has 1966 Completion Goal
• Retired Star of 'Met' Aids Disabled Children
• Site Index
• Guidance Center to Gain
• Editorial Cartoon the CENTRAL OFFICE SET FOR APPAREL CHAINS
• Renee Chernoble Engaged
• Parish Fair and Dinner At St. John's in Village
• Mistletoe Ball Set For Dec. 29 at Rye
• John J. Meakem Jr. ToWedMissBaillet
• SOGLOW TO LECTURE AT LIBRARY BRANCH
• Personality: Executive Who Fits Anywhere; Detweiler's Job and Environment Have Often Shifted But Chance ...
• Catherine Rogers Becomes a 1960 Harvard Graduate
• Article 12 -- No Title
• WhalenuGaynor
• GHANA SEEKS TOP ROLE; Tight Control at Home and Vigorous Leadership Abroad Enhance Nkrumah's Influence ...
• Reports on Business Throughout U.S.; New York
• AnastasiauUrbanski
• Harness Handle, Crowds Up
• uuu KlimberguTurner I
• BUFFALO U. LINK WITH STATE EYED; Heald Report on a Century
• OUSTED TEACHER CONQUERS FRANCE; Freinet, Once Condemned as 'Crackpot,' Wins Acclaim as Foremost Educator
• COMMENT IN BRIEF
• Miss Garry Carroll To Be Bride Dec. 26
• EDGAR J. KEMLER, AUTHOR, 44, DIES; Biographer of Benefit Meeting to Precede School Benefit; Dec. 17 Dance on Two Experiments
• Residence Here For Foreigners To Gain by Mobutu, Congo's Stormy Figure May Still Make Political ...
• HoukuHewson
• / Hunter Student Becomes Bride Of Philip Eisner; Elizabeth Whittingham Married in .Millburn Church to Wed William Windle; Ex-Students at Garland Junior College and Williams Affianced
• For a Theatre Party
• Plans Advanced By Heart Group For Fete May 2; Annual Charity Ball to Wed William Register; 1959 Alumna of 50 Years Ago Is Relived at Ball of a Northwestern U. Professor ...
• Canadiens Beat Bruins, 3-1
• 10 Music Groups Here Give City Gingko Trees
• FLORIDA CITY OUSTS HIGH LEADER OF KLAN
• It's Cold but It's Freedom
• Bridge Fete to Mrs. Albert Petite
• Dinner Parties Set to Aid of H.L. Mencken Was Government Professor at Howard University
• Isabel Seymour, John Fitzer Jr. I To Wed Feb. 11; i Alumna of Tribe Dedicates Building With Painting of Arizona Alumna Is Fiancee of Medical Lag -- Other Sabbath Sermons
• KRESS FUND GIVES 2.5 MILLION IN ART; Fine Paintings and Sculpture Donated by Play; International House for Classroom Space
• RHODESIA STARTS FIRST TV STATION; Only Television South of Waldorf-Astoria
• TWO IMPRESSIONS OF OUR MONETARY POSITION______
• ChetlainuLandauer !
• Topics
• Michalene Kearney to Mrs. Weinberg
• ALASKA AREA EYES ALL FORMS OF LIFE; A.E.C. Studying Men, Fish and Animals Where Atomic Blasts May Make Harbor
• Diane Linder Fiancee Of Gerald R. Levine
• Lawyer to Wed Barbara A. Engel
• GreenberguHarris IE
• THOMAS F. KELLEY
• Article 14 -- No Title
• Group to Lawyer, a Smith Alumna, to Open Here ...
• STATE IS BATTLING FOR PROJECT HERE; Housing Unit Gives Details of Bridgeport Junior League
• AROUND THE GARDEN
• Baroness Roell, Thurlow Smith Wed in Ottawa; Married on Hearing
• Eye and Ear Infirmary To Benefit on Friday
• METAL PRODUCTION CLIMBS IN CANADA
• N.Y. / Region
• Miss Carole A. Cullen Bride of John Keating
• Son to Use 'Sudden Death'
• Technology
• Philadelphia
• ON THE DECLINE?; Today's Singers Do Not Have the Dollar; Increase in Productivity to Role on Works
• INTEGRATION CHRONOLOGY
• APPLIANCE HOPES ARE TIED TO YULE; Makers of Equator in Africa Carries Mostly Old U.S. Shows
• PRICES OF COCOA HIT A 3-YEAR LOW; Further Drop Indicated, but Intangibles Are Noted Cocoa Prices Set ...
• Article 5 -- No Title
• HARDY HOLLIES CHEER THE HOLIDAY SEASON
• Law Student Fiance Of Karen ffassett
• Child to Child to Mrs. Haeberer
• L.I. LAWN OF TELLER ASKY GAZER'S HAVEN
• Wendell Adams, 1956 Debutante, Wed in Indiana; Garland Alumna Bride of Spence-Chapin Will Be Furthered by Foundation to Jeremy Murphy
• PLANKTON 'SLED' TO GET U.S. TEST; A Norwegian Will Try His Ocean-Research Device in Exchange Program
• Waldorf Dinner To Aid Projects Of Loyal League; Event for Philanthropic Group on Dec. 17 Will Honor ...
• Rhode Island Beats Brown
• IRMA ROGELL MAKES HARPSICHORD DEBUT
• Diane Crenier, Robert D. Lane Wed in Darien i ________; 1 Bride Wears Ivory Satin at Marriage to Tighten Up Their Policies of First Project in U.S., by Guerin but He ...
• Pennsy Retains Dividend Mark
• Niels Gabel-Jorgensen Weds Andrea Johnson
• ' Camelot' Party Dec. 13 To Aid Musicians Fund
• HOLIDAY AUCTIONS SET BY GALLERIES; Large Stocks Offered in Antiques and Furniture With Wide Variety
• Philatelic Foundation And Its Work -- The Gibraltar Memorial
• Pay Articles from December 1960 Part 6
• Robinson Fought Often For Middleweight Title
• Stefame Kramm, Richard Greene Will Be Married; UYOf Chicago Alumna Engaged to Compare Effects on Lower East Side
• > Pay Articles 1960 > December Part 6
• TELEVISION DOCUMENTARIES; Plight of 'Unsinkable Molly Brown,' Jan. 11 to Expand Network of Co-Op in Douglaston That Clancy Opposes
• GIANTS FAVORED TO BEAT COWBOYS; Conerly, Nolan, Dess Listed as Doubtful Starters in Stadium Game Today
• Mrs. Herrmann Has Son
• Recital Offered at Town Hall By Zenon Fishbein, to our site, please see the
• JoanneStrtnud Engaged to Help North Shore Unit for Bruins and Takes 1960 Total-Offense ...
• COLUMBIA IS HOST TO PRESS SEMINAR; Newspaper Officials to Wed D. B. Lawrence _........ __.__ " i; Seniors at Cornell Plan Marriage in ...
• TWENTIETH CENTURY ART'S WIDE EXPLORATIONS
• Williams Is Defended -- Other Views
• FUND REPORTS DROP IN VALVE OF SHARES
• EXHIBITS AND BOOKS; Two Photography Shows And Press Survey
• Patrons Listed For Annual Fete Aiding Hospital; Roosevelt Will Benefit Jan. 12 at the Plaza by Companies Are Improving, According to Aid ...
• Miss Livingston Is Future Bride Of N. H. Davis; Brearley Alumna, a Fqrmer ...
• Child to Aid Church
• HI-FI: SCIENCE OF PSYCHOACOUSTICS
• D. S. Sandberg to Irving Hamada
• Sandra Shapiro Betrothed
• PRICES REDUCED AS SPUR TO SALES; Tires, Plastics, Wood Pulp, and Aluminum Products Are Among Recent ...
• CAMERA NOTES; Varied Schedule on Jan. 2 To Honor Thirty Girls
• LOUISIANA PUSHES NEW SCHOOL CURB; Completes Action on Copy That Sold Cars Prize ...
• Brooklyn of Michael Thomas, the Fiancee Of Lacey Smith; Teacher in Evanston, 111., and a '58 Debutante, Engaged to North Carolina ...
• Texas Population Up 24%
• Child to Wed
• Miss Dwyer Bride Of John Weinhofer
• Executives' Jazz Band Drums Up Money for School; Showing of Small Products Say '60 Could Top '59 With Christmas Boom ...
• Mary Stagg Betrothed To Kenneth Hamblett
• DEFENSE OF A LADY DUBBED DAFT
• Markley Stevenson Dies at 74; Noted as Landscape Architect
• CITY MARKS BIRTH OF PUBLIC HOUSING; 25 Years Hailed at Site or Smith and 1955 Graduate ...
• Mrs. Vaillancourt Has Son
• TIGERS CAPTURE 69-TO-50 DECISION; Kaemmerlen Leads Victory With 20 Points and Also Collects 27 Rebounds
• Betsy Stilwell, Bruce Petersen Wed In Chicago; Smith Alumna Married To Williams Graduate, Ex-Navy Lieutenant
• JOHN H. BOOTH
• In the Home Corral
• Kansas City
• MRS. BYRON C. VEDDER
• SURGEON TO STUDY NOISE-FREE TRIBE; New York Ear Specialist Off For Sudan to Other Fields Feared ...
• Pros to Mrs. Hertzberg
• JeanE.Reeder Is to Wed Lawrence DeVoe; Radcliffe Alumna Will Be Married to Assist Whitby
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• Advertising: Looking Backward at Detroit; A Second Nostalgic Reflection on Older -- Fine Record Reported
• CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY; Medium To Have Place In Hartford Gallery Of Modern Art
• ANNUAL REPORTS UNDER SCRUTINY; Financial Disclosures by 3 At Her Nuptials; I Married in Summit to Wed; Graduate of a Professor Marries Jersey Girl in Peapack Church
• DAY AT THE OPERA; Work by Kastle to Wed Martha D. Chamberlin a Captain
• NEW ITEMS IN SHOPS
• MISSILE WORKS BEGUN; Thiokol-Air Force Minuteman Plant to Rise in Utah
• Wesleyan In Front
• Finisher No. 46
• .; SalvatiuVoorhees
• Escort, 16, Saves Abducted Girl After Riding on Fire Island
• MRS. J.W. HUBBELL, PIANIST AND TEACHER
• Son to Go
• ARGUMENTS HEARD IN SCHOOL DISPUTE
• Adoption Group To Gain Dec. 28 From Tiara Ball; Work of Fordham -Engaged
• NATS OVERPOWER KNICKS, 130-113, IN ROUGH CONTEST; Gambee Felled by Problems of Be Held in Sert Room of Robert A. Pond
• Gen. Betts Gets A.E.C. Post
• Child to the Gary Eversons
• DARIEN WOMAN AIDS LEPERS IN THAILAND
• BowmanuNeafsey
• Brenda Wiener, David A. Phillips Will Be Married; Upsala Alumna Fiancee of Milton T. MacDonald Jr.
• TOLEDO BACKERS OF MALL HOPEFUL; See Eventual Triumph Over Utilitarians Despite Rebuff on Estate in Greenwich Slated to Princeton ...
• 101 Young Women To Be Presented At Dance Dec. 19; Debutante Cotillion and Christmas Ball to Wed WilmerJ.Patlow; Alumna of Old but It Is Gaining
• BY WAY OF REPORT; Metro, French Company Team -- Other Items
• MINISTER ASSERTS LITTLE ROCK FAILS; Cartwright Charges Racial Policies in Schools Are Rooted in Bad Faith
• 49TH TIMES DRIVE TO HELP NEEDIEST; Christmastime Fund Begun by Fete at Waldorf
• Army Chemical Aide Leaving
• Return of Meat Curb Sought
• New York Medical Will Benefit Jan. 4
• Physician to Many Nancy W. Marshall
• CHILDREN'S RECORD LIBRARIES
• Invalids Get Aid Signals
• SCIENCE NOTES: NEW CONCEPTS
• Yule Tree Sale Dec. 15-19 to Last Till Dec. 16
• Sally Goulding, Music Teacher, Plans Marriage; She Is Fiancee of Migrant Workers, the Fiancee Of Louis Mudry; ' 54 Debutante, a Mountain Chant a Sparkling Business; Glass Baubles Ring Up $15,000,000 in Sales Each Year TREE ...
• Kindergartens To Be Assisted By Film Party; Dec. 28 Event at Music Hall to Houston E. Landis 3d, a Lawyer Here
• Opinion of to Week: At Home and Abroad
• Miss Smissaert Engaged of Their Marriage
• Martha S. Monk And Ex-Officer Engaged to Study
• William K. Frymoyer to Hold Annual Ball
• Miss Faith Power Engaged
• Baudouin's Allowance
• R.P.I. FIVE WINS, 57-50; Downs Brooklyn Poly Despite 27 Points by De Rosa
• GUMS CALLED CULPRITS; Disease Is Held Responsible
• Community Fund Will Be Assisted By Yule Events; Students Will Attend Dances of Netherlands