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...College debating team comprised of four freshmen won the Amherst Invitational Tournament held last Saturday. Competing on the team were: Anthony R. Riolo and Hans Scherner, affirmative; and William L. Burke and Arden G. Doss, negative...
...political arena, and I repudiate all those who have used it on my behalf. But just to set the record straight I would like to point out that my wife buys most of her clothes off the racks of budget-priced stores, except for an occasional dress at Elizabeth Arden, a good American establishment patronized by the wife of our beloved President whose administration it has been my honor to run. If elected First Lady my wife would of course continue to shop as she does...
...long as their respective husbands are paying for their clothes out of their salaries and not dipping into the national budget-who could care less? Jackie Kennedy can spend $60,000 a year for clothes and wear sable underwear or Mrs. Nixon spend $600 per suit from Elizabeth Arden for all I care. I'm only envious...
...suit or coat from Balenciaga and Givenchy. I couldn't spend that much unless I wore sable underwear." Then came what is generally called the woman's touch. Said Jackie: "I'm sure I spend less than Mrs. Nixon on clothes. She gets hers at Elizabeth Arden, and nothing there costs less than...
...turned out that Pat Nixon, who also dresses well, does buy clothes sometimes at high-priced Elizabeth Arden's, but didn't want to be misunderstood about it. Count Ferdinando Sarmi ($500 to over $1,000), who designed Pat's inaugural gown while he was with Elizabeth Arden, explained that "Miss Arden is very Republican," and that she had sold at least one gown to Pat for cost.* Tracked down at Atlantic City, Pat Nixon, who was wearing a turquoise wool jersey dress (Lord & Taylor, "about $49"), replied coolly to questions from newsmen: "I have no comment...