Women Of America Cast Off Your Locks
New York AP Vidal Sassoon urges American women to cut their hair short to save time and highlight a modern image. He promotes individualized short cuts, charging about 25 dollars with trims every two to three weeks. Model quotes stress appeal to men and career boosts, while Sassoon hints at a new Paris Rome look.
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New York
Vidal Sassoon
London
Janes
Joel
America
Anna Lenz
Munich
Sassoon
Judy Marsch
Copenhagen
Denmark
Kelly McKeown
Paris
Rome
Engagement of Margaret Irene Ewan to Jerry Redden
Clinton Iowa announces the engagement of Margaret Irene Ewan daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Ewan to Jerry 3B Redden son of Mr and Mrs H E Redden of Parsons. Both seniors at Otowa University majoring in education and sociology plan a spring wedding.
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M. A. Ewan
Clinton
Iowa
Margaret Irene
Jerry
Ewan
Otetawa University
Mr. Redden
O. U
Naked look for men tops this spring fashion show
Dallas reports on the Southwestern Men's and Boys' Apparel Club market where 525 exhibitors display 1400 lines. The new look includes holey trunks, bold colors, polka dots, paisley, pareu, bell-bottoms, padded shoulders fading, and color-driven contrasts. Robert L. Green notes postwar wealth boosts and rising fashion dominance for men.
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Dallas
Tex
Bob Moore
Ottawa church groups and club listings featured
The page lists community organizations and leaders including the Franklin County Nurses Chapter Mrs Rosalie Osburn the Sequel Club Mrs Floyd Coffman One to Six Club Mrs Terry Malouf and L W Club Mrs A M Telfer among others at First Methodist Ottawa Bible Church Missionary Society Seekers Class Trinity ZigZaggers Lily Ruth Wilhite and Sweet Adelines and Rebekahs in a local society column.
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W. A. Schnoke
Franklin County Nurses
Rosalie Osburn
the Sequel
Floyd Coffman
Terry Malouf
Ottawa Bible Church Missionary Society
Trinity Church
Zigzaggers, Lily Ruth Wilhite Sweet
Adelines Rebekahs
Britain’s Communists Seek New Name for Daily Worker
London AP reports the Communist party asks its 33,700 members to help rename the struggling Daily Worker as sales fall to 60,245 the lowest in two years. Recent issues appeal for reader donations to stay afloat.
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London
Britain
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Massachusetts plans $1 million highway safety program
Boston AP reports the Massachusetts Public Works Department launches a million dollar program to locate hazardous highway spots and reduce accidents. Commissioner Francis W. Sargent says actions include widening narrow lanes and bridges, flattening side slopes, removing roadside curbs and fixed obstructions, and installing traffic control and protective devices.
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Boston
Massachusetts Public Works Departement
Francis W. Sargent
Past Matrons Club Meeting and Plans for Grand Matron Visit
Mrs. C Raymond Smith hosted a Past Matrons Club meeting at her home on Monday evening. Committee members included Mrs. Art Jensen Mrs. L C Gaddis and Mrs. Phil McCracken with guest Mrs Earl Hill recently moved to Ottawa. Plans were made for the March 16 official visit of Kansas worthy grand matron Mrs Pearl Cooper Pittsburg who will be honored at a banquet. The program concluded with bingo and refreshments.
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C. Raymond Smith
Art Jensen
L. C. Gaddis
Phil McCracken
Earl Hill
Ottawa
Kansas
Order of Eastern Star
Pearl Cooper
Pittsburg
Reagan Disclaims Radicals On Meet the Press
Ronald Reagan, seeking California governor nomination, rejects claims of far right ties. He says his views haven't changed much since being a Democrat and urges Washington to investigate the John Birch Society to clear the air. He notes Birch members exist in both parties and cites past support in Nixon’s 1960 bid.
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James Bacon
Burbank
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Caliifornia
NBC
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
John Birch Society
Washington
Ann Landers Advice Letters From Denver Readers
A Denver reader writes about menopause and a husband dismissing concerns, with a humorous response about chopped herring. A 12 year old asks how to comfort a neglected mom after a forgotten birthday, with a practical plan to set reminders. A reader seeks Ann Landers’ view on a father disciplining a son by repeatedly forcing him to open and close a door.
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Ann Landers
Denver
Chicago
Max
Dear Ann Landers
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Women of America
New York Couture Group
Virginia Graham
Margaret Irene Ewan
Robert L. Green
Green
L.W. Club
A. M. Telfer
Skilton
First Methodist Church
Eddie
Sars
Mom
Dad
Daddie
P.N. Hirsch and CO
S. Man
Main
Colby’s Maple Shop
Egu Ula
Coats
S. Main
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