Betty Furness hopes for a network comeback in new shows
Betty Furness, once television’s poke woman, discusses her bid to return to network TV with a half hour daily program for intelligent women. She now hosts a CBS radio program and will front a National Educational Television series while volunteering with VISTA, balancing public appearances and interviews nationwide.
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Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
They revise cigarette books to modernize them removing chapters on manners. Temptation must seem attractive or it would not be temptation. Future historians scanning our fashion magazines may note the era’s iconography.
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Hamilton and His Association
Hollywood interview with George Hamilton discusses his private life versus public fame, his rumored romance with Lynda Bird Johnson, and the press spotlight. He notes no concrete job offers yet, hopes publicity boosts his films, and aims to land serious character roles while maintaining his career focus at MGM.
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Womanly ideals and service life clash in advice column
A 1966 King Features column runs letters from L D and helpers on femininity, marriage plans, and service careers. Advice urges joining WAVES or WACs, resisting pressure from partners, and practical guidance for parents over rules and dating. The piece reflects era norms on gender roles.
All Fabric Look Inspires Teens To Decorate On Budget
The article discusses affordable all fabric redecorating ideas for teen rooms using inexpensive materials. It suggests 45 to 54 inch wide yard goods, covering items like cardboard files chairs and chests, and using paints to coordinate colors. It also notes space saving tips and color psychology to make rooms feel larger.
Mountain Dews and Crafting Tips for Fabrics
Tourists should plan for mountain driving and crafters can follow simple steps to apply fabric to furniture. Rub wax off with solvent, roughen surface lightly, and cut fabric to fit. Align stripes, apply rubber cement to prevent fraying, and lap fabric at edges but not around doors. Let glue dry, trim edges, and seal colors with shellac varnish or a plastic spray. The piece ends by noting the air, lithosphere, and hydrosphere.
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