Long Live Lana Says Fashion Should Flaunt Women
In our opinion star Lara Turner denounces extreme women’s fashion, arguing clothes should accent rather than obscure a woman's figure. She praises natural style over boxy, tentlike garments and calls out men and a fashion establishment for pressuring women to hide their shapes.
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Hal Boyle explores gender hints and confusion in modern America
Hal Boyle notes growing gender similarity in looks, dress, and behavior across the second half of the 20th century. He jokes Congress might require identifying signs on people as society muddles masculine and feminine cues and offers humorous tests to guess who is man or woman.
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Korea erupts over policy as MacArthur holds Japan line
1945 reports describe Korean demonstrations in Seoul reacting to Gen MacArthur’s postwar governance plan while Washington weighs reconversion and probes Pearl Harbor. Across the Atlantic, a double tragedy on the Pennsylvania line claims two elderly brothers. Local notes record incidents, golf results, and town updates from Corry and nearby areas.
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Bonded fabrics reshape textile industry growth and uses
In a 1960s overview, Bonded fabrics emerge from joining fabrics to other materials using adhesive bonding. Since 1958 the method evolved from foam-to-material to fabric-to-fabric, expanding production from virtually none to hundreds of millions of yards by 1965, led by Coin International with licensing across multiple countries.
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Haiti trip exposes doubts about facts and policy
Jim Bishop recounts a vacation in Haiti with U.S. Ambassador Benson Timmons, reflecting on truth, bias, and U.S. policy under Duvalier. He contrasts press reports, embassy actions, and personal observations about voodoo, governance, and a swimming pool at the embassy as he questions what constitutes a fact in foreign affairs. A note on Westinghouse announcing a new fluorescent lamp plant near Salina, Kansas.
Early Bids For Doe Tags Returned
Warren County treasurer Jack McCool says antlerless deer license applications are being returned as fast as they arrive due to Pennsylvania law. Beginning September 20, applications will be processed in order of receipt and must be mailed single per envelope with a specific inscription. Postmark deadline is September 18 to allow mail delivery time.
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Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal announces its weekly publication details including office locations in Corry Pennsylvania and advertising rates. It lists staff roles such as general manager and ad manager and notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local and AP news. Subscriptions are offered by mail and carrier with stated pricing and display deadlines.
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Pay Up Richmonder In Parking Violation Note Sparked
A Richmond man in a rush left his car in a no parking zone with a note saying he was on official business. On returning, he found a ticket and a cryptic stamp reading Se am 1 from the officers.
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Edinboro welcomes 1,030 freshmen in 1965-66 orientation
Edinboro State College begins a full weekend of orientation as 1,030 freshmen, 290 more than last September, arrive for the 1965-66 term. Registration starts at 9 am with a 6:30 dinner in Ros Hall for new students, followed by a campus recreation program culminating in a picnic. About 2,000 parents will join the event, with provisions made for 3,000 total attendees and nearly 1,500 housed in dormitories.
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Court decisions weaken police protective power
MEDIA Pa AP State Police Commissioner E Wilson Purdy criticizes recent U S Supreme Court rulings on prisoner rights. He says these decisions have weakened police powers and that civilian review boards are unacceptable to police administrators, serving only as foundations for pressure groups seeking control of law enforcement.
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