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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
8
In Braintree Massachusetts reservoirs spill over after heavy rainfall and conservation measures. Water Commission Chairman Thomas H Matthews jokes that two baths a day are needed this winter to avoid storing spring runoff.
A catalog of luxury holiday presents from Neiman Marcus Hess Allen town Tiffany Bergdorf Lord & Taylor and Hammacher Schlemmer. Items include a $3500 reversible mink raincoat a $12500 interchangeable jewelry pin and a $285 bath chair with water pressure operation.
A pastor reflects on Christmas excess and the desire for personal, thoughtful giving. He contrasts holiday rush and impersonal cards with calls for charity, shared experiences, and renewing family bonds, ending with a note about Kansas City as a hoped trip. The piece weaves in a plea for spiritual meaning and humane celebration.
In Miami Beach two dermatologists from the University of North Carolina report aspirin taken 30 minutes before sun exposure and periodically afterward reduces skin inflammation and helps prevent sunburn.
Rashid Karami, Lebanon's new premier, named a 10 man cabinet today without MPs after failing to win parliamentary approval for a deputies based lineup. George Hakim leads the Lebanese UN delegation as foreign minister designate.
AP Television-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes the Jean Arthur Show, only 12 episodes old, failed to deliver comedy despite polished production. The final episode centered on Mrs Marshall and her son in a law partnership dispute leading to a murder trial, but the plot collapsed into a ridiculous heap.
In Harold Warp Pioneer Village Nebraska, an Early American Toy Shop showcases toys from ancient to modern times. Exhibits include doll houses, wooden marionettes, miniature kitchens, and over 200 mechanical banks. The display traces materials and tech advances from clay and corn cob dolls to clockwork toys, tiny shops, and the Teddy Bear linked to Theodore Roosevelt.
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