Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 239, Decatur, Adams County, 10 October 1963 — Page 6

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in a Johnson County accident Wednesday raised Indiana’s 1963 highway toll to at least 988 comi pared with 903 on this date last . year. • fBradley Murphy. Jamestown, Ky., was killed when his car swerved out of control on a I county road near Greenwood and I crashed into a fence post. i. One other name was added to the -fatality list Wednesday with the report of an earlier death. Lewis William Booker,. 35, Bloomington, died Monday of injuries suffered Sept. 26 in an accident on Indiana 67 near Martinsville. ■ ' '■ '■" 1 " '/ 1 If you have something to sell or ads — thev get BIG results *rade — use the Democrat Want

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First Lady Bucks Tide With Hairdo By HELEN THOMAS United Pres,s International WASHINGTON (UPI> — First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy is bucking the Paris tide in wearing her hair down to the shoulders. The Parisian hair stylists have decreed medium length bobs, longer in front arid shorter im back, for the winter season. But the President’s Wife, who has a flair for creating her own styles, still prefers the long casual look for herself. Her long page bey caused , a lot of comment when she made a public appearance at the welcoming ceremonies ’for Emperor Haile Selassie ot Ethiopia before her trip to Greece. Masculine opinion was highly in favor of it. To Women observers, it was the "Jackie” individuality again, bound to gain many followers. ( A few years ago, Mrs. Kennedy’s bouffant hair-do’s were fashion pacesetters. Most of the New Frontier women soon fell into line including the women in the Kennedy clan. But leading Washington’ hair dressers are now promoting

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shorter hair: Jean Louis, one of the, capital’s haute couture hair dressers, has just returned from Paris with what he claims « the last word on the subject—shorter hair with less teasing and, happily men will say, less spray to hold it in place. - Jean Louis' main sales pitch to the elite women who come to his salon is that the new style is more useful and chic—especially if they are nearing or past 30. He is all j for the super dazzling upswept I hairdos for evening, but prefers tto achieve these creations by addI ing a small hairpiece, called a I “postiche.” While cruising on the Mediterranean on the luxurious yacht of Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, the first lady has Hot bothered with fancy hairdo’s. But there are two hairdressers on board to keep her and her female companions, including Princess Radziwill, wellgroomed while touring the Greek islands. Paper Drive Saturday By Southeast Cubs The Southeast Cub pack 3062 is planning a paper drive for Saturday. Anyone who has newspapers to be picked up is asked to call 3-3431.

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PRESENT FIRST CONCERT — The Lenaud Sisters. Evelyn and Hazel, noted duo-pianists, will present the first concert of the 196364 season of the Adams County Civic Music Associa'ion at 8 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 17, at the Decatur Youth and Community Center. The sisters are native-born Chicagoans and received their musical education at Northwestern University. They further studied piano with Chicago’s distinguished Howard Wells and Clarence Eidam. While in their teens, they toured the U. S. ?nd Canada with Veloz and Yolanda, world famous dancers. They were chosen ■ by Paul Whiteman from hundreds of contestants to appear on his show, “On Stage America.” This was followed by extensive concertizing, and several seasons as featured artists in leading hotels. Their program will include: Part I “Sicilienne,” by Johann S. Bach; “Rantasia and Fugue in A Minor,” by Bach, and “Sonata in D Major, K. 448,” by W. A. Mozart. Part II ■ “Suite No. 2 Opus 17,” by Sergei Rachmaninoff; Valse, Romance, Tarantelle (Italian folk melodv.) Part in o Scherzo from “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” by Felix Mendelssohn; improvisation on themes from “Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2,” Lenaud-Liszt; “Waltz,” by Anton S. Arensky; “Brazillera,” from ’ “Scaramouche Suite.” by Darius Milhaud; “Rhapsody in Blue,” by George Gershwin: “Ritual Dance of Fire,’ from “El Amor Brujo,” by Manuel De Falla.

Macmillan Surgery | Termed Successful LONDON (UPI) — Prime Minister ’Harold Macmillan underwent a successful operation today which removed his prostate gland. The outcome of the operation and his recovery may determine his political future. A nurse remained after surgery by the bedside of the ailing 69-year-old prime minister who was stricken at the height of a crisis over his political future, hospital officials said. But, they said, the operation was successful. The news was received with mixed feelings at Blackpool where Macmillan’s Conservative party was meeting in its last annual conference before general elections. The wing that believes Macmil-1 lan should remain in party com- j mand was cautiously optimistic. Those who oppose his continued leadership believed the operation which many doctors consider major surgery should force him to surrender leadership to a younger man. The prime minister was expected to spend about three weeks in the hospital and another two to three months recuperating at home. With a parliamentary election due within a year, there was growing doubt that Macmillan would ever return to politics as If you haVe something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.

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Bryant 4-H Team In Livestock Show LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A -4-H livestock judging team from Bryant will articipate Friday at the American royal livestock show in Kansas City. Team members are Dwight Michael, John Weigel, Joe Huey and Tom Muhlenkamp, all of route 1, Bryant. They are coached by Wayne Haffner, route 4, Portland. The team will compete with top 4-H livestock judging groups from 14 other states. Be sure to see "A Letter to Nancy" at the Adams Theater, Sunday, 1:30, 3:30 & 7:30. No tickets needed. 239 3t

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