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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1972
Page
7
Kenneth offers advice on long thick hair including layered halos and blunt cuts to preserve body. He suggests adjusting roller sizes from one and a half to two inches to shape waves and reduce heaviness, plus cautions on bangs and eyeglasses framing.
A mother asks about an attraction to her daughter's boyfriend with comments from readers. The page includes letters about a Vietnam aid, Red Cross advice, a marriage weight loss story, and a request for dating guidance with Ann Landers' response.
A reader offers a poncho knitting leaflet request and patterns for a Tin Lincoln Quilt. Pat answers yarn edge curling with methods for bottom up and top down skirts, plus tips on finishing and stockinette borders. Sally seeks a specific Lincoln Quilt pattern and learns about One Hundred and One Patchwork Patterns by Ruby Shar McKim.
Michigan educator Arthur Flowers argues for auditory perception testing to replace standard hearing checks. Developed with Mary Rose Costello, the Flowers Costello Test measures selective listening and processing of distorted or rapidly spoken messages, addressing how well a child can understand speech amid classroom noise.
A weekly roundup presents quotes from Shirley Chisholm Barbara Jo Brimmer Leis Rodriguez Dvanna Austin Marisa Berenson and Juliet Mitchell expressing pride in being women debating feminism gender roles and political participation across America and beyond.
Four teenage Taiwan maidens of the Ya Tung Girls Basketball Team, touring the United States, recount firsts from a New York visit. They describe Macy’s, subway rides, snow in Jawa City, and their first encounter with Black Warriors. They contrast elderly respect in Taiwan with American street life and express loyalty to their country amid U.N. membership shifts.
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