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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
8
Hollywood correspondent notes actress Carol Lynsey laments limited female parts on television. She argues heavy brainpower and ambition clash with TV stereotypes, eyeing a future only if roles offer control and profit.
Residents of Bermuda enjoy Thursday afternoons off in addition to weekends, a custom that began when ships alternated in port from Monday to Wednesday and Friday to Saturday. The practice has endured for years, widely enjoyed by the island community.
Julie Harris, famed Broadway star of The Lark and I Am a Camera, talks about her shift to TV work. She is set to guest star on Bonanza and appear in Garrison's Gorillas, Tarzans, and Run For Your Life as she seeks variety after two decades on stage.
A motorist speeding near Salina Kansas was stopped by an officer who said he forgot his glasses and hurried home to fetch them because he could not see without them. The tale appears in Family Safety, a National Safety Council publication.
The Agriculture Department forecast higher farm costs and wages in 1968 with increased spending on machinery fertilizers and pesticides. It noted a total farm cost rise near one billion dollars as input prices climb while feed costs ease from prior highs. Government hearings begin to gauge small farmer reactions to 30 proposed programs to keep farmers on the land with no concrete plan yet.
New York report outlines safer winter driving practices. Dr. Alden N. Haffner recommends gray sunglass lenses to reduce glare and preserve color perception. Drivers should clear the hood and windshield, remove snow from trunk panels and lights, drive slowly, brake gently, and steer into a skid to regain control. Keep brushes and scrapers handy for clear vision.
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