Psychiatrist predicts Beatles style fade by five years
New York AP report quotes Dr Wladimir Ehnsberg saying the Beatles will shed current looks as teen fashions shift. He calls the trend a passing fad driven by social rebellion, not biology or neurosis, with boys adopting longer hair and perfume and girls wearing army footwear and workman jackets.
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NEW York
Wladimir G Ehnsberg
American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians
Manish critique on gender norms in youth culture
A speaker criticizes muscle-bound athletes and describes adolescent boys embracing non masculine traits. He says some youths seek equals or submissive partners, growing hair and adopting feminine cues to attract girls, using this as a weapon against popular athletes. The tone targets gender expression and social dynamics among youths.
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Crain balances film work with a large family
Jeanne Crain, longtime Fox star, discusses her serene screen persona and busy life with seven children. She says she handles work one thing at a time and has no strict system. Crain recently teamed with Dana Andrews on 52 Miles to Terror, a two hour TV movie at MGM that may reach theaters first.
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Paul
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Bob Thomas
Schweitzer Hospital in Gabon Gets Electric Lights
Dr Albert Schweitzer's jungle hospital in Lambarene Gabon is getting modern upgrades including electric lighting a telephone running water and a new water purification plant. Under Editor Eckert the hospital adds new wards operating theaters and a potential tropical diseases research institute.
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Africa
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Mother of Year Doesn't Need White Gloves
Creswell Oregon woman Mrs Harry Holt 61 named Americas Mother of the Year in Washington She is Oregon Mother of the Year a widow who helped 3 500 Korean orphans find homes since 1955 Holt and late husband started an adoption program raising a second family on their farm while she ran the operation and public relations agency for the program She has met the president of South Korea and attended a state reception for President Johnson
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