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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
3
Sefonfay December 30 1967 notes an annual New Year's Eve dance to be held at the Country Club Saturday starting 9:00 pm with a four dollar per couple contribution to cover a combo. Table reservations via Mrs. Robert Mores. Additional community notices list anniversaries meetings and home projects with dates in early January.
Fragmented text describes a youth influenced by Beatles era culture and fashion, mentioning readers seeking novelty after a period of dramatic change. The piece references a London shop called Noapple and ties to cultural icons, with sweeping, disjointed allusions to bands, philosophy, and media figures.
A New York report traces the global wig and hairpiece boom from Barcellona Sicily where a large female workforce starts young, apprenticeships at 13, and wages rising with factory work. It explains hair supply chains from peasant barter to pros sisa wholesalers, the washing and dyeing processes, and the three wig types handmade, semi machine made, and machine made.
Hollywood insiders discuss Bonnie and Clyde influencing fashion and film trends. The piece highlights Bull Travilla’s costume impact in Valley of the Dolls, praise for The Graduate, and mixed notes on actors like Katherine Ross and Lee Hazlewood’s projects. It also covers producer ambitions and TV developments featuring Montalban and Anderson, with industry salary pressures noted.
James R. Tarkington 81 and Mabel Tarkington 75 in Stuttgart stay young by toiling six days a week. He farms rice oats and soybeans and runs a trucking route with his son while she works as a department store seamstress. He credits health to work and says he can drive a tractor all day.
The profile portrays Dr. D Clark as a petite, striking ichthyologist with long black hair and sparking eyes. It details her career from Hunter College to founding Cape Haze Marine Laboratory, now Mote Marine Laboratory, and notes her rarely in water with sharks until filming with Jacques Cousteau. It recounts dangerous dives and her mentorship by Dr Breder.
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