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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
2
In the depths of winter store windows showcase spring styles as shoppers browse new lines. commentary notes busy streets, fashion buyers plan ahead, and retailers urge customers to consider upcoming releases amid lingering cold.
Ruth Millett argues that defining the ideal wife as the one who instantly locates tools is harmful. She urges wives to avoid becoming responsible for a husband’s misplaced possessions and to respond with a neutral default answer. The piece contrasts male expectations with a wife's self-protective stance and calls for shared ownership of household order.
A collection of Dear Polly homemaking tips and reader ideas from Polly’s Pointers. Topics include wearing white socks under black dress shoes, organizing spices in a shoe box for cooking ease, adhesive picture hangers for cement walls, stitching tricks to avoid pins, varnish removal on a sewing cabinet, sanding with a sponge for better contact, and a DIY king sized headboard using foam rubber and upholstery fabric. Includes a note inviting readers to submit ideas for a dollar if used.
Sen Stephen Young warns GIs may fight and die in Viet Nam until 1980 unless a negotiated settlement is reached. Freeman cites rural America space as a valuable national asset for future well being.
Garry Sherman a conductor arranger for recordings demonstrates electronic music blending with live orchestra. He uses a piano plugged into a lab of gear to turn a single note into an orchestral sound. Sherman aims to compose orchestral electronic works and notes composers seek new sounds.
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