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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
12
A 1966 Heloise column shares inexpensive beauty tricks such as using baby oil to clean the face, then hot cloth rubdowns to reveal soil on white cloth, plus a telephone dusting method with pipe cleaners and other home hacks. Readers offer praise and practical hacks for hair, clothes, and gifts.
New York party scene notes Earl Wilson describes Billy Reed's Barberry Room opening with Vince Edwards Arline Frances Martin Gabel Anita Louise and other celebrities in a lively New York night. Stories cover Wicked Charlie trend Wanda and Lola gossip with Lena and Lyle, plus references to LSD talk and a kidney joke about LBJ.
Nicole Courcel, stepping in for Leslie Caron who took over from Monica Vitti in The Defector, is now succeeded by Franco Russian star Macha Meril. John Derek reports Ursula Anders rang him to discuss a matter.
A dense listing of daytime and evening programs across channels shows marches through classic 1960s and 1970s titles. Notable entries include Combat, McHale's Navy, Carol Burnett, I Love Lucy era staples, and public affairs blocks alongside early news, sports, and movie slots.
A collage of radio stations and odd schedules appears amid disjointed notes. Kate Smith visits Basin St. E for Trini Lopez. Barbra Streisand’s manager Ehrlichman reups wedding night at P. J. Clark’s. Jean Shrimpton dismisses shrimp order. Shelley Winters gains weight for a film role. Dina Merrill gifts Cary Grant a Dr Spock baby book. Don Kirshner funds a third phone in his Rolls.
Wanted: ride or join carpool from Hartselle or Decatur to NASA in Clinton Building. Contact D. Carter at 773-2882. Free estimates offered with terms up to five years to pay.
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