Breakfast to Teens and Teens to Breakfast: A Quick Roundup
A collage of lifestyle notes covers breakfast trends with tips for healthier meals and quick options. Also reports on Egypt's anti propagation radio songs and Columbia University offering a teetotaler led bartending course. Teen fitness awards highlight girls leading in nationwide tests and a novelty Le Canned Dress inspired by Paris designs for ages 15 to 20.
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Egypt
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Columbia University
Jane Fonda
California
New Jersey
Missouri
Virginia
Paris
Campus honors and historical notes on North Carolina students
Harris Alton Munns Jr of High Point among 43 UNC Phi Beta Kappa inductees. Other honorees include Berlin Francis Barham Jr of Asheboro and Arlene Gutterman’s family in Wardell Hall Junior College play. Joyce Witherington of High Point joins Mu Phi Epsilon at UNC Greensboro. Evelyn Ann Rawlinson attends Southeastern Business College Durham. 1965 William Penn High graduate. The piece notes Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley formed by Kentucky Dam in 1944 and Barkley Dam in 1965 respectively.
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Harris Alton Munns JR
High Point
University of North Carolina
Berlin Francis Barham JR
Asheboro
Joyce Witherington
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Collis Hill
Thomasville
Claudia Higgins
Martha Jones
Kernersville
Evelyn Ann Rawlinson
Herbert Rawlinson
Granby Ave
Southeastern Business College
Durham
William Penn High
Kentucky
Kentucky Lake
Tennessee River
Lake Barkley
Barkley Dam
Cumberland River
Joshua Lionel Cowen: Father of American Lionel trains
The father of American model railroading is Joshua Lionel Cowen, the founder of the Lionel toy train company credited with shaping the hobby. His innovations and business built a lasting legacy in model railroading culture.
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Joshua Lionel Cowen
Sandra Roberts Promotes Car Safety With Lincoln Mercury
Miss Teenage America 1967 Sandra Roberts travels the nation for Ford's Lincoln-Mercury division to advocate safety and seat belt use. She recalls a prior accident, describes a five day safety course with life like crash dummies, and notes potential reductions in fatalities and injuries if seat belts were universally worn.
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Bob Cochnar
Dave Burgin
Enterprise A
New York
Sandra Roberts
Ford
Lincoln-Mercury
Sandy
L M
Dearborn
Mich
Lincoln-Mercury Division
Teen Miss America contender mixes charm and safety drive
The article profiles Sandy Roberts of Milpitas Calif a smiling teen who champions auto safety while dodging publicity spin. Her plan includes modeling acting and a Stanford education with a $10 000 scholarship and possible Miss California sponsorship.
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Sandy
Stanford
Royal Crown Cola
Dr. Pepper
Sandra Roberts
Milpitas
Calif
Ford
Texas
Astros
NAVY
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Stores Hurry To Cash In On Teen-Age Biz
Gilbert youth service notes that major department stores target teen buyers with op art decos, rock music, and teen clubs. Plans include a Mod Center Club in Baltimore and a Denver Teen City with shops and recreation. Fashion shows shift to go go style as models display clothes with the music.
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Gilbert Youth Service
New York
Baltimore
Denver
Beatle breakup shocks Britain as fans mourn
Britain reacts to the Beatles splitting up with widespread mourning among teen fans. Lennon McCartney Harrison and Starr pursue solo paths though records and occasional films may continue. The era of Beatlemania ends with a soft whimper, while members explore new artistic directions and influences.
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John Lennon
Lennon
Beatles
McCartney
George Harrison
India
Ringo Starr
Britain
United States
Bill Haley
The
Comets
Liverpool
America
Supremes cling to first as 1966 chart week moves on
Jopson reports the Supremes YOU KEEP ME HANGING ON holding first place for the third week. Donovan climbs to second with YELLOW YELLOW, while New Vaudeville Band's WINCHES TER CATHEDRAL stays third. The Monkees I AM A BELIEVER look to rise, Temptations I KNOW I M LOSING YOU stay strong, Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass's NAME debut looms, Bobby Vinton COMING HOME SOLDIER nears, Nancy Sinatra SUGAR TOWN gains, and Monkees STEPPING STONE is picked hit of the week.
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The
Supremes
Donovan
Winchester Cathedral
Monkees
Temptations
Name
Herb Alpert
Tijuana Brass
Bobby Vinton
Nancy Sinatra
Sugar Town
Detroit Wheels
Good Vibrations
Miss Molly
Mitch Ryder
Frank Sinatra
Hollies
Roger Williams
Stevie Wonder
Johnny Rivers
Soldier Chee
Children Follow Parents Lead More Than Pointing
A concise reflection notes that children imitate parental behavior more strongly than imitate adults who merely direct with pointing. The observation suggests modeling influences child development and learning through everyday actions.
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Youth Beat
the National Report
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Arlene Gutterman
Harold Gutterman
Hayworth Circle
York
Christ
Wardell Hall Junior College
T.V
Sandra
Paramount
By Tom A. Cullen
Paul
Ringo
Neral
Beach Boys
King
John
George
Fess
Davy Crocket
Parker
Barn Dinner
Thomasville High Point
Asile Scott Brady
Virginia Mayo
ARS
Horror Castle
Rock ‘N
Archdale V.F.W
S. Main Extension
Dicky and the Commondores
George Stevens
Soo eAwBk
Meo
Tee
Tee GE
Gang Dees
Jerry van Dyke
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
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