Life magazine on Capote bandwagon after In Cold Blood
Commentator accuses Life magazine of sensationalizing Capote and the murder story. Photographers photographed the Clutter murder site and the film cast, drawing criticism for publicity and authenticity tactics ahead of the movie release.
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Life Magazine
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Richard Hickock
Perry Smith
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Kansas
Life
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American fashion critique on miniskirts and dress styles
The piece contrasts fashion leadership between Paris and the United States. It notes US designers adopting French styles but dislikes price-tag copying. It humorously describes how issues are communicated across nations, ending with an quip about Americans complaining to their wives.
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Paris
Hal Boyle Sanity Test Questions Reveal Mental Health Quotient
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle offers a lighthearted self test to gauge sanity. A series of quirky questions ponders waking moods, trust in others, stock luck, reactions to romance, and everyday annoyances to decide if one is "normal" or "sick."
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New York
Wheat acreage fight tied to hunger and politics
Drew Pearson outlines a White House debate on cutting U.S. wheat acreage to lift prices and aid farmers, a stance opposed by Vice President Humphrey who pushes higher subsidies. The column also covers world hunger, Vietnam casualty figures disputes, and political maneuvers in Congress with snippets on associated figures and local notices.
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Johnson
Congress
National Security Counci
David Bell
Foreign Aid
Bell
Herb Waters
Vatican
Pope Paul
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Monkee souvenir teen and Florida antics spark a wild list
A Florida tale recalls a teenager with a Monkee beer bottle and autograph while legislators debated truth in packaging. An amusing list of names follows as the story asks what they did and how the debate fizzled under public glare.
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Florida
Chemistry Teacher Thad Klassen Leaves Local High School
Darrell Dowden notes the departure of Thad Klassen, longtime chemistry teacher at 457, praised for teaching the CHEM Study approach. He warns replacing a talent like Klassen will be difficult as a new graduate enters the field and possibly shifts to a sales career.
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