Naura Hayden

Naura Hayden, originally Norah Helen Hayden (born September 29, 1930 in Los Angeles) is an author (under that name), who has worked in entertainment also as Nora Hayden and Hayden Hayden and modeling Los Angeles Times reporter and his wife Helen as the daughter of John (Nee Bussens). Aunt Phyllis McGinley Hayden was now. She is a long-time resident of New York City.

She was noticed as a photo model at age 19 when featured in the December 1949 issue of Glamorous Models magazine. In 1955 she toured 68 cities to promote Mercury automobiles and attract tourists to the southeastern United States, and in 1958 columnist Earl Wilson dubbed everything "perfect Wilson girl". That year, under contract to Sid Pink, she joined a Canadian musical cast of Li'l Abner and began appearing on television ten. The TV commercial was the moment each of the best-known early color for the front RCA in the early 1960s.