Community events and club meetings listed for October 16 1971
Notes show reunions golf tournament church spaghetti supper PTA open house junior auxiliary meetings legion auxiliary sessions and a Golden Age Club Halloween luncheon with times locations across Douglas Building First United Methodist Brookwood and Yeager Jr High venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Yeager Jr High
PTA
Dr. High
The
Golden Age Club
Douglas Building
Fashions Show Something for Everyone
California designers wrapped a week of fashion shows with couture and ready to wear offerings priced from about 100 dollars to 200 plus. Designers like Ray Aghayan Bob Mackie Rebecca Welles and others presented gowns and romancing lines while a laser beam dress by Marion Kops hinted at new technology. Welles noted practical concerns fade for some buyers and a few women still seek luxurious pieces regardless of the economy.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Marion Kops
Ray Aghayan
Bob Mackie
Rebecca Welles
Richard Tam
Jon Madi
Phyllis Sues
Mr. Blackwell
Georgette Thilere
Couture
Miss Welles
Antigua
Youth Council Drive Sparks National Interest
Sandusky Ohio youths seek a city youth council and request guidance from teens nationwide on organizing and financing. The piece notes calls for student leadership and features quotes on higher education’s role in shaping responsible youth, highlighting concerns about student alienation and the need for meaningful educational outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele
Sandusky
Ohio
Questions and Answers on Social Security In Texarkana
Questions about social security address back pay rules and retirement. An advisory column explains the six month waiting period, back payments, and limits, plus how to file for retirement and spousal benefits by telephone and when eligibility starts. It notes 20 quarters of coverage needed at age 62 for women or 65 for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Texas
Glenda Bozeman
Generation Promises for Keeping and Parental Doubts
A teen describes earning money through yard work and a paper route to fund a cross country trip, but parents refuse the plan. The column discusses motives and a reader question about extending Medicare coverage and hospital care limits for extended care facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Full Life Still Possible for Dr Lawrence Lamb
Dear readers weigh in on keeping promises, routine reminders, and family plans. A reader asks about a long range Hawaii trip and how daily conversations influence parental decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
Border searches and Fourth Amendment limits in 1971 case mix
A 1971 ABA feature discusses border versus internal searches, noting a car search based on an anonymous tip can be upheld while an intimate body search requires solid justification. It cites a case where a man was found guilty despite claiming Fourth Amendment protections, and another where a woman’s body search was denied absent strong information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counry
Scarred Heart After Attack Prompts Long Term Care
The article discusses permanent heart damage risk after a heart attack and stresses the importance of recovery steps. It notes that risk remains high for years, but quitting smoking and a healthy lifestyle improve outcomes. It cites examples of survivors and emphasizes time after the event before judging recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Viguruuy
Bridge bidding puzzle with strong hand and responses
In a bridge deal with West opening, South overcalls or doubles, and dummy has club honors. The text questions the correct line after a two heart response and potential double, with 18 high card points and two spades. The article prompts A Bids and next steps, asking what to bid after partner supports hearts.
Mathematical play guides bridge slam in vacuum and club finesse
Oswald and James Jacoby explain how pure probability guides bridge decisions. South ruffs heart lead, analyzes adverse bidding, and finesses the nine of clubs to secure a slam as West likely holds 11 clubs, while a ruff at trick one could have allowed East to defeat the contract.
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South
West
East
Mamie Eisenhower Reflects On Ike In Abilene Home Ties
Mamie Eisenhower, 75, recalls Ike loving Abilene Kansas and returning home when upset. She spoke during rededication ceremonies at the expanded Eisenhower Museum on the museum's birthday anniversary of Dwight D. Eisenhower who died in 1969. She said he wished to be buried and rest there, and she feels close to him whenever visiting Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiliene
Kan
Ike
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower Museum
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Douglas
Hope Country Chubr
Brookwood Pta
Hope
Charles Sharpe, Jr
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
Monticello
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
Vance Marcum
Lucy Mune Williams
Beryl Henry Pta
Robert Vandivere
Walker
Douglas Haynie
the National Report
Paul Qibbe
Ueon Bately
Padang
Perth
Pere Anda Wiltanes
Ralie Breiha
Arun
Perets
Paul Anka
John A. Howard
Rockford HS College
LS News & World Reports
Reid
National Board of the Coat and Suit Industry
the Generation
Helen Sue
Hawaii
Sue
W.C. P.S
Aingen
American Bar Association
Namath
New York
Joe Namath
Louisville
Kentucky
John Ray
Clemson
Doug Kotar
Ly Lawrence Lamb
Vth
Boas Eh
Fmterprise Assn 5
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Mamie
Spring Hill High School
Bible Conference
Dr. Perry Purtle
Dallas
Mrs. Alford Caret
Carl Ray
Garrett
N. Ferguson
Hope, Ark
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