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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
7
In Detroit a 26 member Nefcy family became a two house household after buying a neighboring eight bedroom home. Six teenagers moved into a dormitory across the street while others stayed in the original house. The setup trims friction, adds two extra baths and bedrooms, and keeps guests limited to the main house.
Braniff International ends piston powered service as it completes the transition to an all turbine fleet. The Dallas based carrier announced the retirement of its final piston engine aircraft, marking a milestone in jet age operations.
New York AP reports on phobias as social markers, listing terms like gamophobe and androphobe. It explains fears ranging from marriage to men, silence, and noise, noting everyone harbors some fear and medical terms exaggerate the condition.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports army worm damage in Cross Timbers Blackland Edwards Plateau and South Texas while spraying continues and some small grain planting is delayed. Cotton harvest rose to 35 percent and sorghum to 68 percent. wheat planting at 75 percent, slightly behind 1966. Showers slowed outdoor work in the Lower Rio Grande Valley though citrus harvest is near.
Mrs. Cathy McNeight, a 20 year old architecture student at Clemson University, sees her slacks and miniskirts restricted by a campus ruling. The student court bans slacks as improper for class dress but rejects Dean of Women Susan Delaney's broader ban on miniskirts. McNeight defends her outfits saying her skirts are not short and her legs are long.
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