Trend Braless Trend Divides American Girls in Cities
An Associated Press survey finds braless fashion is not universal, confined to young slender city dwellers. Statements from Heidi Obzina in Seattle and Gloria Melcher in Philadelphia reflect mixed attitudes, while Paris and London show varied bra demand as trends push body conscious styles.
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Heidi Obzina
Seattle
Gloria Melcher
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Dana Wynter
Paris
London
Marks and Spencer
Louise Cook
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Pomona
Calif
San Francisco
Donald Magnin
Joseph Magnin
S, & West Coast
Hollywood TV May Face Third Laugh-In Season
Hollywood reports a pressuring debate in Burbank over the future of Gladys Ormpsby and Tyrone as NBC's Laugh-In producers George Schlatter and Ed Friendly push toward a third season. The piece recalls past production woes and the show’s rapid rise amid high Nielsen ratings and public scrutiny.
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Hollywood
Burbank
Gladys Ormpsby
Tyrone
Gladys
Friendly
Schlatter
Son
Falf
Wolfgang
George Schlatter
Ed Friendly
World Church Council backs aid to oppressed groups
The World Council of Churches agreed to provide significant funds to racially oppressed groups, offering about $200,000 from reserves and seeking $300,000 more from member churches. The plan rejects reparations, and recipient groups were not named.
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Andrew Torchia
Associated Press
Canterbury, England
World Council of Churches
Council
Ont
Black Power
James Forman
Forman
Okinawa Reversion Talks Set For September Meeting
United States Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Japan’s Kiichi Aichi will meet in Washington to discuss a general understanding on Okinawa after its 1972 reversion. Nixon and Eisaku Sato are slated to discuss a formal date for Japan to resume rule. debates touch on U.S. military rights and storage of weapons on the island.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Kiichi Aichi
Okinawa
Japan
State Department
U.S
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Western Pacific
Island
United States
Melvin R. Laird
Defense Department
Youngest MP Devlin Tours U S For NI Hunger Drive
Miss Devlin, the youngest British MP, arrived at Kennedy Airport in a denim outfit and spoke before 1500 Irish Americans. She vowed that barricades will stay until Northern Ireland's government falls and urged aid for the homeless and hungry Roman Catholics, touring to raise funds.
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New York
Dette Devlin
Londonderry J
Kennedy Airport
Wood
Northern Ireland
Miss Devlin
Irish Republic
United States
Television Schedule Highlights From Day’s Programming
A dense listing shows network stations WUNC WSLS WGHP W5 1 Winston-Salem Charlotte air times 6 00 PM to 11 30 PM with News Weather Sports programs including The Prisoner Walter Cronkite and Johnny Carson style shows plus sports coverage including Atlanta Braves vs St Louis Cardinals and Baseball Houston vs Chicago. The guide also lists cartoons movies and kids shows across morning to afternoon slots with Doctor Who style glimpses and classic programs like Lone Ranger Spiderman Bugs Bunny and Archie Show.
Capsule Views Of Tonight's TV Programs
A collage of primetime listings features Tarzan aiding a whistleblower exposing tribal corruption over mineral lands. High Chaparral centers on Don Sebastian’s dramatic yet duplicitous last wishes while a plot to marry off Manolito and swindle Cannon unfolds. Bend of the River stars James Stewart and others in a frontier tale of pioneers stranded upriver seeking sustenance. Gomer Pyle portrays Sgt. Carter’s unwanted pampering as Dan Farrell hunts a robbery gang after a prison break. God's Little Acre, with Robert Ryan and Tina Louise, follows Ty Ty Walden’s gold hunt on a Georgia farm amid Caldwell's ribald circle. Beverly Hillbillies shows Drysdale evicting Jethro leading to new tenants Judd and Granny. Proxmire cites a credit reporting case touching privacy and dehumanization. Cavett hosts Duke Ellington and Mary McCarthy. The Saint features Keith Longman seeking immortality via a frozen experiment. As the Sea Rages presents a seaman in a Greek port unable to buy a boat.
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Robert Ryan
Aldo Ray
Tina Louise
Erskine Caldwell
Ty Ty Walden
Georgia
Ty Ty
Caldwell
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