31 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1964
Page
1
A reflective piece noting common maturity gaps in adults of various ages. It lists signs such as envy when others advance, needing others to repay every kindness, seeking group belonging, and measuring self worth by others’ opinions. It cautions against quick self justification and urges balanced self awareness.
AP summarizes views on whether working women in high public office neglect family. Virginia Mae Brown of Pliny WV, 40, mother of two, says work broadens children's view. Katherine Elkus White, Red Bank mayor, says women suit public service locally. Leon Keyserling, soon head of Women’s Bureau, lacks children and favors balance. Other voices: Mrs Stats on aging, Mrs Chandler of LA Times on femininity and motherhood.
Rogersville couples and others listed received licenses from the county clerk with marriage dates in March. Names include ZUSSEHL FAW and Peggy Davis, Royston and Jeffers, Stull and Foster, Adams and Hagood, Brownlee and Houers, Burchfield and Anderson, Price and Hull, Miner and Jones, and Miller and Patterson.
ROSETTE HARGROVE reports on France embracing oriental fashion and cuisine as China popularity surges. A China month boosts department stores and Paris boutiques. the Peking Opera sells out, Chinese foods appear in dairy shelves, and beauty salons offer Asian treatments, shaping a new chic in Paris society.
Lee Tracy returns to screens after 15 years as the ex president in The Best Man. The Gore Vidal stage hit on which the film is based is revived with Tracy re creating his original role. Co stars include Henry Fonda Cliff Robertson and Margaret Leighton.
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