Barbara Walters Sees Herself As Not Slick Or Glamorous
Barbara Walters speaks of a practical life beyond fame. She rejects glamour, noting a journalist’s steady attention from figures such as Richard Nixon and Rose Kennedy while balancing motherhood and a fast changing persona. Walters emphasizes curiosity over star power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Quinn
Washington Post
L. A. Times
New York
Barbara Walters
Richard Nixon
Rose Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Barbara Walters A Day In The Life Of A TV Icon
The profile follows Barbara Walters from 4:30 a.m. start to her NBC Today show rituals and post show routine. It notes her on air nerves with guests like David Niven, her prep, makeup, and order to balance career with family life as Mrs Lee Guber.
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New York
Boston
America
Carol Burnett
Barbara Walters
NBC
Rockefeller Center
Central Control
Frank McGee
Frank Blair
Barbara
Sam Yorty
Los Anges
David Niven
Niven
Grace Kelly
Oskar Werner
Skating Rink
Mary Hornickle
Jacqueline
Rose Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Eunice Shriver
Lyndon Jonsons
Prince Philip
WNBC
Aline Saarinen
Carnegie Hall
Lee Guber
Abby Says Dont Be Ashamed Of Your Pets Or Spelling
A collection of Dear Abby columns addressing pet sexuality, human judgments, and social mismatches. Includes Abby's stance on animals not following human sexual norms, an older widower seeking a better-educated companion, a woman lamenting a partner’s unpredictability, and advice about giving advance notice for visits. The page ends with instructions for letters and Abby’s wedding booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Abby
Easter Guests Gather Across Several Families
Easter Sunday visitors joined multiple families including the Mills of Luhing Road with Efaw Rice and Dix relatives from Kenton and Barberton guests. Lee Elliott marked his 91st birthday with Jarvis and Elliott family friends from Cincinnati. Additional gatherings included Benedict and Park Ridge guests, and the Mumma and Huff family in Mishawaka Indiana with Dayton and Lafayette connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mills
Luhing Road
Carl Efaw
Robert Rice
Junior Rice
Harold Efaw
Charles Dix
Kenton
Paul Harris
Barberton
Calvin Efaw
Donald Reed
Caldwell
Nancy Pierce
Patty Furry
Erma Wagoner
Harry Efaw
Janice Neely
Milton Efaw
Clyde Jarvis
Kelley
Jarvis
Lee Elliott
Carroll Elliott
Evan Davis
Tim and
Scott
Albany
Berton Elliott
James Elliott
Cincinnati
P. O. Mumma
Ann
Athens
Heloise tips bedspread hanger from door rod
A reader shares a simple method to hang a bedspread using a heavy curtain rod with brackets mounted on a door to keep wrinkles away. An unused towel rack also works if properly sized and screwed in place. A second note from a 12 year old describes painting switch plates during a room remodel to brighten the space.
Hiking Gains In Popularity In 1960s Trip Trend
A Pageant report notes more than 5,000,000 Americans will hike this year for day trips to month long adventures. The piece highlights family hiking, backpacking, and exploring trails, with tips on planning, equipment, and costs. Also notes births in Findlay and Athens area, plus local community notices and readers’ kitchen tips and humor pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Lester David
America
David
Area Club News Reports Beta Sigma Phi Elects Bar bra Harris
Mrs Bar bra Harris was elected president of Area Club News XI Zeta Delta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi for the coming year at a meeting with Mrs Elaine Hawk. Other officers include Nancy Hawk vice president Karen Kyle recording secretary Jane McKibben corresponding secretary Francis Bradford treasurer Roma Beverage. next meeting at Mrs Phyllis Cuckler's home. Founders Day Banquet on April 25 will present Girl of the Year. Federation Circle CCL met with Mrs Dwight Ferrell and co host Mrs Fredrick Hagerman. New officers named Clifton Houk president James Farley vice president Thomas Carney recording secretary Paul Ley treasurer. Hostess gift won by Mack Ellis. Wesleyan Service Guild met at First United Methodist with hostesses and program leader H C Bob on Easter liberation. Athens Emblem Club nominated new officers and initiated six new members Michael Daugherty Ray Carmichael James Keirns Charles Munroe William Hudwell Thomas Thomas. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Circle CCL
Dwight Ferrell
the Plains
Fredrick Hagerman
Ruth Devol
Athens County
Clifford Houk
James Farley
Thomas Carney
Paul
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
Geraldine Whittington
Naomi Black
Dorothy Williams
H. C. Bob
Kathleen Campbell
Black
Athens Emblem Club
Elks’ Lodge
Michael Daugherty
Ray Carmichael
James Keirns
Charles Munroe
William Hudwell
Thomas Thomas
4-H Club Demonstrates Sewing Machining Tips
Alexander Pin and Needle Pushers met at Mrs. William James home for a project lesson on using and adjusting sewing machines. Susie James demonstrated machine cleaning and operation while Ann Wood provided health tips. Reporter Kathy Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pin
William James
Susie James
Ann Wood
Kathy Skinner
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Chameleon
the Athens Messenger
Abigail van Buren
Dr. Salk
Palm Springs
California
Georgia
Dear Likes
Tulsa
Los Angeles
Cal
Ned A. Koble
Park Ridge, Ill
Stephen J. Benedict
Rolling Acres Farm
Koble
Applied Data Research, Inc
Park Ridge
Mr. Benedict
Russell Slaughter
E. State St
James K. Bond
Carolyn
Amy
Lafayette
Ind
Heloise
Cate Rod
Larry M. Coon
Findlay
William Patrick
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Camilla
Leslie Coon
Avon Place
Dan Stright
Helen Stright
New Marshfield
Chester Lowry
Carbondale
Hatti. Coon
William H. Hunter
Paul W. Powell
Athens Route 5
Tracy Lynn
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Bert Powell
Robert Wooten
Lillie Powell
Ethel Saylor
Mae Wooten
Jesse Wooten
Columbus
Carbondale Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens Center
Elks
Sherry Crews
Betty Harold
Betty
Pattie S
Area Club News
Ley
Mack Ellis
Food Giant
Chuck Roast
RC Cola
BILL
Isteam
N. Shafer
W. Shakespeare
U.S
Ragapy
Christa
Kathy Sarina
Wellston
Maine
Seaman’s Foodliner
West Union Street
Franks
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