Lauderdale Tackles Student Problem
Fort Lauderdale confronts Easter 1961 student riots with a city plan to channel the influx into a controlled Mardi Gras style event. A committee led by Dr. Clem Bininger creates a recreation area with nightly dancing bands bonfires and contests to steer visiting students toward orderly fun.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Atlantic Boulevard
East
Midwest
South
Jade Beach
Farris Bryant
National Guard
J. Lester Holt
Holt
Lauderdale
John K. Darling
University of Texas
Clem Bininger
First Presbyterian Church
Dont Be A Slouch at Barnard College Posture Course
An article extols a Barnard College program that uses full length prints on graph paper to show posture flaws and urges students to correct slouches. It cites Professor Fern Yates advising a wall stand rib cage back alignment and claims improved poise confidence and clothing fit from upright posture.
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Susie
Barnard
Dear Doctor Dear Doctor Bladder symptoms and enlarged prostate
An 83 year old Maine reader asks why antibiotics fail for a bladder infection. The doctor explains that poor drainage from an enlarged prostate can cause ongoing urgency and infections. Tests help identify the right germ killer and effective treatment.
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Mr. A.Z
Maine
Should a Wig Help a Teen Should a teen wear a wig
A mother asks if her 17 year old daughter with fine hair should wear a wig. The writer advises considering whether the wig solves real hair concerns, notes popularity and fashion temptations, and suggests hairdressing tips to add body. Also discusses setting uniform baby-sitting fees among teen girls.
Midnight in Moscow and Other 1960s Song Pairings
A list of song titles and artists including Midnight in Moscow by Kenny Ball Don t Break The Heart That Loves You by Connie Francis Let Me In by Charlie Gracie The Duke of Earl by Gene Chandler What s Your Name by Don Juan Twistin The Night Away by Sam Cooke Slow Twistin by Dan Checker Her Royal Majesty by Darren Dream Baby by Roy Orbison.
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Francis
Duke OF Earl
Chand
What
S Your
Name
Don
Juan
Cooke
Checker
Darren Dream Baby
Orbison
Book Review of Huxley Island Utopia and Room Color Advice
The piece reviews Aldous Huxley’s novel Island, noting its satirical utopian take and themes of enlightenment, politics, sex education, and psychedelics within a constitutional monarchy. It contrasts with Brave New World and comments on labor, education, and religion. A separate Q&A offers room color schemes for a 17-year-old.
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Island
Aldous Huxley
Harper
Pala
Pacific
Huxley
It's Too Cold Still Says Old Man At Bus Stop
In a street corner moment three people wait for the downtown bus. An elderly man in an overcoat mocks spring’s arrival on the calendar while another notes sunshine warms and invites a move into the sun. It’s a simple reflection on seeking warmth and change.
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Barnard’s
Physical Education
Maryie
Mr. Z
Koons Music Store
S. Court St
Athens
Valley Drive-In Theatre
McHoe Ienverniuven
Archie
Zenith Pictures
Forrest Tucker
UP News
Moscow
Ball
College of Fine Arts
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein
Joshua Lolan
James A. Michener
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Laura Hale
Dayton
Miles A. Smith
Franny and
Zooey
Salinger
Stone
Nezer
Costain
Lederer
Micki ‘McKitrikett
Normandy
Columbia Pictures
Manks the
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Neptune
Shade
Debby Reynolds
Andy Griffith
Steve Forrest
DE Luxe
Kirk Douglas
Conservion MamaScoPe
Colo Wy DE Luxe
W. State
Ohio Valley
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Winsor's Steak House
Zanesville
Twilighters
Gene Lineback
Bob Rowe
Mick Young
Bob Mohney
Danny Knight
Geraldine Page
Tennessee Williams
Pamela Tiffin
Nellie
Johnny
Pamela
Tiffin
Laurence Harvey
Panavision
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