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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1956
Page
13
A New York column surveys quirky facts from daily life and history. It notes trends in fashion, cinema, aviation, urban growth, and education while mixing humorous asides about sunglasses, diet, and language. It mentions Cecil B. DeMille, atom powered freighters, Roman and Egyptian remedies, and Thoreau.
Question 1 cites money management as a chief unhappiness factor for couples. It notes spousal spending tensions and urges reading a nonprofit booklet Facing the Facts of Married Life. Question 2 reports a psychologist finding no link between self estimates and actual mental health. Question 8 references a Metropolitan Life Insurance Co survey about longevity.
The text quotes T. Lamar Caudle claiming a clear conscience after conviction for conspiracy to defraud the government in a tax case. It discusses Nebraska leading in a list of states and attributes it to agriculture, high living standards, and robust public health administration including hospital facilities.
Experts weigh five clubs versus three no trump as South plays to perfection after West opens four hearts. South wins first trick, then ducks into clubs, reads opponent signals, and establishes dummy. The hand shows how the correct lead and sequence can secure three spades four clubs and two red aces, with precise defense failing.
In New York a 25 year old brunette Lee Collins from Denver and Dallas earns 150 an hour modeling nude for commercial photographers and ad shoots. The piece details studio scenes including a bathtub shot for Saturday Evening Post and the backstage quirks of the modeling world while noting her wish for 500 an hour and her care for her baby.
A misprint appeared in the Sunday issue of the Sun day Independent Press Telegram. The ad section did not display the intended content and should have matched the publisher’s standard layout for classified notices.
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