Sleeve year and 1972 fashion trends preview
A fashion roundup for 1972 discussing sleeve lengths from short to wrist and new dalman sleeves. It promotes add a sleeve options for sleeveless dresses, open slit sleeves for warm weather, and contrasts women’s and men’s fashion across eras with references to Ava Gardner and Paul Newman. It notes spring outfits and accessories like Puritan collars, taffeta capeletta, plaid taffeta pinafores, and large pussy bow designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalman
Paul Newman
Ava Gardner
Prince Philip Under Fire Over Population Remarks
Prince Philip drew anti abortion criticism after remarks at a symposium in London suggesting population growth could be addressed with voluntary restrictions. Critics argued he misinterpreted his stance while Buckingham Palace said his comments were quoted out of context and he did not advocate specific policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Hidinburgh
Nicholas Fogg
Prince
Margaret White
Anglican Mothers Union
Buckingham Palace
Philip
Dear Abby letter on marriage and infidelity discussed
A reader cites an Abby column about a wife who stays with a failing marriage while others justify playing around. Dear Abby suggests the unrest may stem from seeking attention or worsening symptoms, and questions whether the wife will seek help or remain resigned to the status quo. The respondent notes the pattern dates back to World War II and concludes the letter writer would have left if aware of being deceived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Pearlmen
Dollar
Car Thief Urged to Return Dog Not Car in Lombard
Chicago AP report says Nancy Pinchak pleaded to thieves to keep the stolen 1968 Cadillac and return her dog Pepper, an 18-year-old pet with arthritis. She offered $500 for Pepper’s safe return, noting the dog’s need for special food. the car was taken from a Lombard shopping center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nancy Plndhak
Lombard
Pepper
Public Shows Little Respect During White House Visit
Washington reported First Lady Pat Nixon plans to restore the Blue Room to its traditional blue décor. Public visitors, though respectful with guards on duty, are blamed for damaging and neglecting White House furnishings, prompting private remarks from housekeeper Shirley Bailey and comments from Kennedy Center critic Catalor Conger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Shirley Bailey
Allen Brury
Kennedy Center
Clement Conger
Nixon
Conger
Nixons
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edith Head
Abigail van Buren
Ravors
Sha
Wisconsin
Tim
Tove
Gash Barnett
Junine Koxhiong
First Love
Younkers
Lindale Plaza
Nelen Thomas
QualiCrafe
Second ST. SE
BODE
Montgomery
Ward
Mullin
Men
Janior Koahiond
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!