Bustline explosion in Saigon masked as fashion shift
A dated NEA dispatch portrays Vietnamese women adopting Western fashions in Saigon, depicting shorter dresses, makeup, and flirtatious behavior. It cites marriages between Vietnamese women and American soldiers, notes debates on taste, and mentions young girls adopting Western cosmetics as traditional norms fade amid war-time social changes.
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Baltimore’s early electric streetcars replace horses in 1885
A reflected note on Hope Arr and street life contrasts youth on bikes and affluent drivers with a soldier’s discomfort. It recalls Baltimore becoming the first American city to replace horse drawn trolleys with electric streetcars in 1885, signaling modernization amid social contrasts.
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Troops Face Dilemma in Rach Kien Pacification Effort
In Rach Kien, Mekong delta town in Long An Province, U S troops of the 25th Division must both wage war and pacify the countryside. They occupy about half the village, pay indemnities for damaged homes, and contend with scarce funds, housing pressures, and a fragile plan to win local support while facing Viet Cong influence.
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Campus Coffee House Becomes Campus Scene Favorite
Campus coffee houses spread from Greenwich Village to major cities and now surge on campuses nationwide. They offer coffee, chess, conversation and neutral ground for faculty and students to discuss life love God and Viet Nam.
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Tax accounting for stock deals is explained in reader service
Tuesday January 10 1967 explains how to record 1966 stock transactions on Schedule D into short term and long term categories. It covers net gains and losses, 50 percent deductions, and loss carryovers, with a teaser for the next article and a 64-page booklet offer.
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Ray de Crana
Lodz Film School Draws Hollywood Attention
The Lodz Film School in Poland trains future directors and cinematographers through rigorous exams and practical film work. Notable alumni include Andrzej Wajda and Roman Polanski, with strong ties to US institutions. Tuition runs 350 dollars monthly for Americans, many students hold scholarships.
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