20 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1964
Page
1
A letter discusses a 13 year old girl's careless behavior and parental frustration over conflicts about chores and rules. The writer notes communication breakdown and argues adolescents resist adult control while asserting the value of allowing teens to form their own beliefs and opinions.
Custom tailors say the longer jacket look will stay in fashion for some time. Jackets use heavy fabrics such as cotton, sallcloth, pique, linen or linen-like easy care materials. Many are unlined and rely on firm fabric to hold shape. Some designs feature large plaids or hound’s tooth and minimal trimming with one to five front buttons.
A wife chronicles her husband who habitually runs home to his father when angry. She seeks a method to curb his childish behavior, while a reader advises ignoring petty fits and focusing on her own independence. The passage also shifts to a sewing pattern note detailing coat construction and pockets.
Mature women can take steps to avoid the de moralizing image of the older woman. The article urges perspective on aging and outlines a plan: shed weight with exercise, adopt a daily routine with doctor consent, and improve grooming. It suggests activities like swimming dancing or walking and advises hair and skin care to maintain a youthful appearance.
California designer Rudi Gernreich pushes toward topless silhouettes within five years as he unveils daring maillots with deep V necks and trunks cut high. Hosts and maids face new wardrobes featuring pinafores, removable collars, and ornate decollette bras to accessorize with gems. Influential figures like Florence Smith influence uniforms toward decorative femininity, while funeral black attire falls from favor.
Mrs Lenore Stanley and Miss Rita Fisher reported on their Regional Conference trip at the Kingsport Association of Insurance Women meeting. They described the Mobile Alabama Mardi Gras dinner and ball and a motor trip to Ballingrath Gardens to view camelia blooms. Charles G Browning showed the film Dial the Miles followed by a Q and A on direct dialing economy.
Gary Morton husband of Lucille Ball has been cast in Frank Sinatra's film Robin and the 7 Hoods. The casting sets Morton alongside Sinatra and Ball in a high profile musical crime caper produced in Hollywood.
A string of birth announcements lists newborns with parents and addresses across Hawkins and neighboring areas. Robin Harless, Patsy Frazier, Stephen Dixon, Brenda Vermillion, Cynthia Pippin, Nira Lowery, Becky Dykes, Roy Kaylor Jr., Mark Dingus, and Edward Galloway are named with birth dates in March, hospital HVCH MVCN AVGH HYCH KYCH KVCH.
Sandra Cox addressed Colonial Heights 4 H Club members on record books and Brenda Presley demonstrated home improvement. Linda Ward reported, with Assistant County Agent Charles D. Holland discussing gardening.
In Williamsburg Virginia a top tier of Western governments gathers for a closed three day diplomatic meet. Attendees include Prime Minister Lester Pearson of Canada U S undersecretary of state George W Ball former secretary of state Dean Acheson and NATO secretary-general Dirk U Stikker.
The Kingsport Exchange Club marks the 23rd anniversary of the first Exchange Club with a birthday party at Skoby's Restaurant at noon on Wednesday. The event links hundreds of clubs in the U S and Puerto Rico honoring the Detroit founding of the club on March 27, 1811. Local attorney Joseph C Full Jer will be the principal speaker and the cake will be cut to celebrate. Officers include Earl Feathers, president, Dr Joe C O Auld teeny sod San P Faries, treasurer.
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