Horror movie bond over a shared fright heals marriage
A woman and her husband bond over late night horror films revealing how fear brings them closer. She recalls watching Gorgo and Black Sunday while he, initially puzzled, ends up embracing the chilling scenes and clinging together as vampires and werewolves unfold.
New decorative panels and odd accessories debut
United Press International reports a surge of novelty home items. Air conditioning fronts gain wood, color, polka dot, and scenic art panels including Seeman collection reproductions. A wigmaker offers the 1776 queue, a two ounce human hair piece styled at the nape for George Washington look. A lightweight portable washing machine for travel and small homes weighs 15 pounds and runs on 120 volts.
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James Seeman
Enterprising Ad Girl from Surrey Shares US Impressions
Pamela Jackson, from Surrey England, now Arlington Heights, adapts to American life with husband Peter and son James. She notes English readers and ads differ, admires Midwestern friendliness, contrasts homemakers with working women, and cites taste and shopping differences, from Ariel to Axion and sweeter bread to many cars.
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Arlington Heights
Pamela
Peter
James
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Peter Jackson
Paddock Publications
Windsor
Jamie
Jim
Mrs. Jackson
America
Florida
Gerald Kersch
Jackson
Ariel
Axion
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