Sitter’s caution earns praise and a warning about gossip
A teenage babysitter refused entry to a man claiming to be a relative. Her employers criticized her caution, while a reader defends the sitter and advises against opening doors. The page also includes a letter from a health education official condemning deaf beggars, and guidance on workplace rumors about two women, one divorced, with a close relationship, advising against firing them if competent.
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Ann Landers
Balmain Brings Bulky Coats to Paris Runway
Paris fall and winter showcases unveil bulky coats with band collars from Balmain. Coats feature edge-to-edge openings and fabric or fur linings with layered buttoned-in details. Dresses use heavy jersey. beaver linings appear in tweed coatings.
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Paris
Balmain
Beaver
Shortage of Doctors and Dentists Looms in U S
The text warns that unless medical and dental school graduations rise, the United States will face a serious shortage of physicians and dentists. It notes 141 physicians per 100000 now and projects 133 per 100000 by 1975, citing long training, costs, and income gaps as key factors. It calls for direct aid to medical and dental education and references a drug store sales pitch for Stover Candies.
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United States
Special Care of Silk Garments Advised by Textile Specialist
Christine Wiggins of Kansas State University Extension warns that harsh washing or dry cleaning can harm silk. Perspiration and food stains, if left, bring sodium chloride into the fabric and weaken and deteriorate the silk.
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Christine Wiggins
Kansas State University
Ripen Melon at Room Temperature to Improve Flavor
When a melon is not ripe enough, wrap it in aluminum foil and keep it at room temperature to continue ripening without discoloration. This method helps soften the flesh and enhance sweetness while preserving the fruit’s color.
Paris designer unveils shaven head fashion gimmick
Paris designer Jacques Esterel introduces a shaved headed model as a new style statement amid a government ban on topless fashion. The model Bibelot, previously red haired, wore a velvet snood while Esterel touts the concept as a trial in new style. Bibelot has high photo offers and a Life magazine spread planned. In a separate incident on the Champs Elysees English model Dorothy Sarns faced police after appearing in a topless costume, with authorities reviewing possible indecency charges under Interior Minister Frey’s ruling.
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Couturier
Jacques Esterel
Helena Rubinstein
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Esterel
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Life
Avenue Champs-Elysses
Dorothy Sarns
Miss Sarns
Roger Frey
Aerilan
Lawrence
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KPL
P and Light Company
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