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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1966
Page
4
A 15 to 19 age cohort forms a global teen society. Their style, music, and sexual norms cross borders, influencing adult fashion and consumer choices. Photographs suggest youth in London, Tokyo, Paris, Sweden, and beyond share a recognizable, borderless vitality.
In Watts a weekend festival marks the first anniversary of the 1965 riots with a carnival mood. The event features floats jazz bands and a Watts Happening coffee house adaptation of The Blacks called Licorice and a community pride message from local groups. Sargent Shriver will lead a Sunday parade highlighting the war on poverty.
Boone North Carolina Appalachian State Teachers College has awarded contracts totaling 225900 for renovations to a campus building formerly used as Appalachian High School. The stone building has been vacant for a year and the project aims to be finished by the end of the fall quarter, according to Business Manager Ned Trivette.
Congress plans to remain in Washington at least until October 15, shortening the fall campaign for the 1984 elections. Senators and representatives will have about three weeks for campaigning before the November 8 vote, with many prioritizing legislative work over voter outreach. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen notes voter unrest over Vietnam, inflation, and city riots may influence results. Johnson relies on Great Society gains as focus shifts to domestic programs.
American Tobacco Co borrows the Bull Durham trade name for a new ready made filter cigarette. Tests are underway in Memphis and Birmingham with the product described as big extra size. Henry Stoever of the Durham plant says production began weeks ago for testing.
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