Teens face rock noise risks as study shows listening hours rise
Eastern New Mexico University professor William Edmonston helps frame teen attitudes toward loud rock music and potential ear damage. The survey finds about 12 percent listen 40 plus hours weekly, 20 percent 11 to 20 hours, and 12 percent less than four hours. Boys lean toward concern and reduced listening, while girls doubt the dangers and most teens say they would moderate only if enjoyment remains. Locals cited include Tom Louie of Portland, Shirley Baca of Las Cruces, Chris Louisell of Kalamazoo, Debbie Grogans of Birmingham, and Bruce Creditor of Louisville, with varied views on enduring ear strain.
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William J. Edmonston
Tom Louie
Portland
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Lloyd Pritchard
Tucson
Debbie Grogans
Birming
Ham
Ala
Bruce Creditor
Louisville
Head Is New Beginning For The Monkees
New York reports that Head marks a new beginning for the Monkees as a film created under director Robert Rafelson. He says the work shows four separate personalities, personal vision, and a possible graduation from their previous image. The project is described as very personal and about the relationship with the director and the group. The Monkees are portrayed as talented performers who might have succeeded independently. New Year celebrations in Japan are noted in passing.
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Monkees
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Rafelson
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Dave
Gary Lewis backs into spotlight after Army discharge
Gary Lewis of Gary Lewis and the Playboys returns to music after army service with a new record Main Street and a plan for two kinds of one night shows. He explains teens largely resist service protests, recalls Ft Ord, and aims for a film career, hoping to be known as Gary Lewis the entertainer rather than Jerry Lewis’s son.
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Playboys
Gary
Vietnam
Ft. Ord
Calif
Main Street
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Chapman College
A Angeles
Panc 7 Lewis
Peter Sellers
Jerry Lewis
Beagle back to basics in a tired 1955 Volks fix
Dear Mike, a reader asks where to find information on beetle bodies for a tired 1955 Volkswagen. The columnist points to Dune Buggies magazine for body ads and how to work with them. A reader shares about a 1965 dune buggy with a Powerglide transmission problem and dealer concerns.
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Michael Lamm
Mike
Long Beach
Calif
Teens Talk Bond as George Lazenby Takes 007 Role
Teens discuss the new Agent 007 George Lazenby, a 29 year old ex car salesman from Australia. He stands 6 foot 2 and 186 pounds and is in the filming cycle in Portugal and Switzerland. The Majesty script hints Bond may marry, signaling a shift in the bachelor spy image.
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Australia
George Lazenby
Ian Fleming
Her Majesty's Secret Service
Portugal
Switzerland
Bond
Majesty
Teens Mix Games and Beauty Tips in Odd Bulletin
The clipping lists odd teen trends and ads from a past issue, noting a DIY 3 D Tic Tac Toe variant, underage drinking mentions, and makeup hacks using baby powder for frosted looks. It also references music mentions like Viva and the Silver Apples and hints at travel themed content from a Travel Agency.
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Silver Apples
How to turn closets into businesslike storage ideas
Vivian Brown reports on Ivor J. Allsop of Bellingham Washington proposing practical closet organization to justify remodeling costs. He suggests starting with a man’s closet, adding shelves beside a top rod, separate pants hangers, shoe racks under coats, and floor storage for luggage while keeping outfits neatly stacked and promptly discarded.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
Ivor J. Allsop
Bellingham
Wash
Ceapeine
Allsop
AP Newspaper Quiz Challenge from The Associated Press
The weekly AP quiz tests recall of world news with multiple choice questions on Vietnam Paris talks space mission Jordan palace politics Pueblo crew seizure Derby winner NFL prize and Pamela Powers case. Answers include 2 b 4 b 5 c 6 b 7 a and 8 c.
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National Liberation Front
U.S
Paris
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Athens
Kidna
Jordan
Eee Hussein
Auction of Stamps Brings Record Price at Block
Six U S postage stamps with a total 30 cent face value sold for 2020 dollars to Superior Stamp Co of Los Angeles. The 1856 and 1859 Jefferson five cent strips brought 1020 and 1000 dollars respectively. In Philadelphia Mayor Tate's committee says a theater chain will cut 50 cents for Gold Age Movie Club members over 60. In Larchmont, state Atty Gen Lefkowitz notes most Bureau of Consumer Frauds complaints involve schemes harming the poor and disadvantaged.
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Superior Stamp Co
Thomas Jefferson
Royal International Auction
Larchmont
N.Y
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection
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