Strategic Shift in the Or Orient Beauty Rules in Japan
The piece notes Japanese women modifying appearance to attract men, with silicone injections to enlargen eyes and breasts and eyelid surgery to create a Western look. It mentions clinics offering machines to slim ankles and calves and reports women willing to endure extensive procedures for male approval.
Canadian students study life in the Soviet Union
Three Canadians who studied at Moscow and Kiev Universities describe Soviet life and its students. They found both myths and realities, noting limited political discussion among locals, varied teaching quality, and student stipends around 30 rubles monthly. All plan to return to Canada after further studies or teaching roles.
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Sergei Tsensky
Norman Segalowitz
McGill University
Samuel Chran
Indiana University
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Mean U N C L E shifts to straight action adventure
Hollywood reports NBC’s The Man from U N C L E will drop much of its spoofing for a more classical suspense tone. Napoleon Solo and Ilya Kuryakin remain cool but face sharper villains with clearer motives and less gadgetry. More outdoor shoots and higher production values planned.
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De Gaulle faces loyalty test at home after Canada trip
Paris reports that President Charles de Gaulle's Canada visit strains his Cabinet and fragile majority as France braces for political fallout. Opposition lines harden though not yet a unified challenge, with newspapers rebuking his stance on French Canadian separatism and the Long live free Quebec slogan.
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London Resists Growth as Bypass of Industry Expands
The World Almanac notes London avoids population and area growth. City officials restrict new industries and have relocated over 200 firms outside Greater London to curb expansion.
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