Groucho Marx 81 and Still Sharp in New York
Groucho Marx, at 81, remains sharp and transgressive in New York. He appeared at Carnegie Hall for a one night concert before heading to the Cannes Film Festival. He recounted memories of the Marx Brothers, commented on politics and veterans, and joked about retirement and aging.
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New York
UNEA
Groucho Marx
Regency Hotel
Groucho
Carnegie Hall
Regency
Margaret Dumont
96Th St
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Manhattan
Chico
Harpo
Zeppo
Gummo
Vietnam
California
North Vietnam
Nixon
Groucho and
Chicago
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Inside Stories on Pots and Pans Care and tips for cookware
An expert from the Bon Ami Research Center outlines selecting and cleaning cookware across metals. Aluminum needs care to avoid discoloration, stainless steel requires heat evenness, bonded metals combine benefits, and enamelware porcelain and cast iron have specific handling notes. Teflon coatings resist scratching. stickiness stems from residue or damaged seasoning.
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Bon Ami Research Center
When should a parent turn over authority to a child
A fragment from NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN quotes suggest a discussion on parenting authority versus responsibility with remarks from Donald Barr and Surgeon General Jesse L Steinfeld. The text also touches on media violence, nuclear policy, automation, and broader social questions, but the passage is incoherent and fragmented.
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Donald Barr
Dalton School
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Joanne
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Help for the Underemployed and Teen Wage Questions
Secretary Hodgson answers readers on the Public Employment Program for the unemployed and underemployed. He notes PEP goals include Vietnam veterans and other groups, and urges applicants to check local employment services for openings. He discusses teen wages, proposed minimum wage changes, and farm job trends under the law.
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Saginaw, Mich
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PEP
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Butte, Mont
Congress
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Lincoln
Neb
Vera’s Ladybug Designs Span Global Needlework
Vera Neu mann founder of Vera Industries shares how the ladybug became her signature mark after a kitchen table start in 1945. She describes moving from table linens to bedspreads towels and dresses and now needlepoint rugs cushions and wall hangings, with designs inspired by countries she visits including Yugoslavia and Ibiza.
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China
South America
Vera
Vera Industries
George Neumann
Dritz-Scovill
Portugal
Brazil
India
Japan
Peru
Finland
Ireland
Norway
Yugoslavia
Iran
Hudson River
Ibiza
Clifford Irvings
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