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High Dress Honour For Mrs Profumo

(X Z P.A.-Keuteri LONDON. August 26, Fourteen months after the scandal which wrecked ha political career, Mr John Profumo, the former British War Minister, and his beautiful wife, Valene Hobson, a former actress, are quietly rebuilding their darkened lives.

Their days pass quickly in a quiet backwater in which their home is an anchor, though they still travel a good deal. They dote on their only son. David, who is nine. And they have retained, through the big crisis of their lives, a small circle of faithful friends.

Seldom in recent months has the searchlight of publicity been turned on them, but it brought the elegant Mrs Profumo into its beam a few days ago. The daughter of a naval commander, she later appeared in many films, and was named as one of Britain’s six best-dressed women. She shared this honour with the ballerina, Dame Margot Fonteyn. Viscountess Chelsea. Tracy Reed, actress-niece of Sir Carol Reed, the film pro-

ducer, a debutante, Roberta Cunningham-Reid, and Nicole : ! Sieff, wife of one of the Marks and Spencer store era- > pire heirs. ; Women applauded the honour shown to a woman i whose loyalty to her hus- : band during the dramatic . testing-time in their lives last ’ year has won widespread! ■ I admiration.

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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30531, 28 August 1964, Page 2

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High Dress Honour For Mrs Profumo Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30531, 28 August 1964, Page 2

High Dress Honour For Mrs Profumo Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30531, 28 August 1964, Page 2

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