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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
7
Fashion writer Kittie Campbell advises quick do it yourself party wear. Create satin shirtwaists and evening skirts, or wrap skirts with deep slits. Pair body shirts with long skirts, add jewelry, and use wide belts or corset belts for glamor. End with mailing address for patterns and advice.
A piece from the Congressional Record by Senator Sam Ervin prints an Ann Landers Psalm parody about heroin tragedy in Reidsville North Carolina. The excerpt includes a young woman’s suicide by carbon monoxide and a reader letter from a default victim recounting harassment by a neighbor plus several reader replies on manners and teenage advice.
A shopper note outlines choices between muslin and percale sheets, with percale praised for smoothness and ease of wrinkling. It warns that prices vary by store, recommends price over brand, and explains that “seconds” can be good buys if flaws do not affect quality. Households learn about sheet lifespans and storage effects.
A dense broadcast schedule lists movies, dramas and comedies across stations with titles such as Masterpiece Theatre A Movies Heaven, The Flintstones The Munsters Dragnet The Electric Company and The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour. It notes guest stars Robert Goulet Tiny Tim Mona Terry and Dinah Shore among others with various show times and network blocks spanning day and evening hours.
By Cynthia Lowry Tatavision Radio writer Fannie Flagg says success came by accident not grit. She recalls crashing into fame on Candid Camera and landing Dick Van Dyke’s show after a series of fortuitous events. From Alabama prelims to a Pittsburgh drama scholarship, her rise featured right place, right time moments and a sharp tongue as sister secretary to Van Dyke.
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