Valley Teenagers Leave For Europe
Fremont girl Peggy Smyth will spend two months in northern Germany with her Youth For Understanding host family after inviting her friend Janny Lemke to visit Fremont. Peggy will tour Berlin, the Rhine and Baltic coast, living with Janny’s relatives to learn about life in Germany. The girls expect to return for their final school year, with potential plans for future study or residence in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Smyth
Russell Smyth
Farwell Drive
Fremont
Christiane Lemke
Gruenendeich
Germany
Washington High School
Christiane
Janny
Smyth's
Peggy
Berlin
Rhine River
Elbe River
Baltic Sea
North Sea
California’s hip boutiques shape youth fashion trends
California centers drive teen style with boutique merchandising, from revealings and see-through blouses to metal belts and fringe, influencing nationwide fashion. Designers cite comfort and individuality as shoppers seek casual outfits, while older customers buy full ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Judy Babcock
Judy
Acress
Deborah Walley
Groovy fashion trends drive menswear in the new season
Designer Bill Miller of Village Squire in Greenwich Village comments on a hip grown men's fashion movement. He notes the rise of worn and rugged looks, a peacork revolution linked to anti establishment pop icons, and upcoming styles like high waisted minty trousers and body shirts seen in boutiques this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Mier
Romeo
Bill Miller
Village Squire
Greenwich Village
West Coast Rock Migration Shapes LA and SF Circuits
West Coast Mecca rock groups continue west despite the death of psychedelic music. A two year boom drew musicians to California, with San Francisco leaning blues and Los Angeles gravitating to country and Western. Notable acts include Pogo, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Dillard and Clark, Delaney and Bonnie, and Canned Heat shaping LA’s recording boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Woodie Guthrie
L.A
POGO
Richie Furey
Jim Messina
Buffalo Springfield
Springfield
Flying Burrito Brothers
Chris Hielman
Gram Parsons
Mike Clarke
Byrds
Steve Paul
New York City
The
Burritos
Dillard and Clark
Doug Dillard
Dillards
Gene Clark
Byrd
Delaney and
Benny
Ike and
Tina Turner
Elektra
Laurel Canyon
Hollywood Hills
Topanga Canyon
Art Prize Awarded to Terri Hardcastle
Terri Hardcastle wins a $100 scholarship from the Washington Township Junior Women's Club for outstanding art study. A Fremont youth and Mission San Jose High School alumna plans to attend college in the fall, with exhibits at the Fremont Teen Center and the Machine Teen Boutique Friday evenings.
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Terri Hardcastle
Washington Township
Hardcastle
Mission San Jose
Machine
Fremont
Walnut Ave
Unclear Song List Remains From Obscure Chart Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous song titles and artists with scattered numbers and stray characters. The readable items include classics such as Love Me Tonight by Tom Jones and Aquarius by Dimension, interspersed with incomplete lines and uncertain attributions, yielding a fragmentary chart vibe without a coherent event or date.
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Pooch
Dink
Europe
Rita Pedersen
Oakland
Hamburg
Danny
Kurt
Janby
Center For
Hell's Angels
Mrs. Robinson
Jeannine C. Riley
Dr. Zhivago
West Coast
Mecca
Coed
Ahi
Elvis Presley
Oliver
Dekker
Aces
Grazia
Tom Jones
Edwin Hawkins
Black Pearl
Checkmates Ltd
Peter, Paul & Mary
Medicine Man
Buchanan Bros
Paul Revere
Raiders
John & Yoko
Beatles
Him
Winstons
Neon Philharmonic
Vival
Gaye
Ise
Ross Supremes
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