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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1972
Page
6
The Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt features Dear Abby responses on dress codes for customers and workers including a secretary praised for patience amid a dress related misunderstanding. It notes nun and religious discounts, military headgear, and a teacher's temptation concerns with students, urging propriety and self control.
The report analyzes a bridge hand where South opened 1NT and North used Stayman to reach 3NT. West led spades, declarer ducked to read Beaumonts quote, and the defense secured three hearts a spade and a club. Had declarer pursued fewer overtricks the contract would survive, as the spade and club sequence strong-armed a nine-trick result.
Reader asks about rib knit alignment and marking. The answer stresses keeping rib parallel to length and using contrasting thread to check grain. It also covers marking lace with thread, interfacing for shirts and skirts, and preshrinking before sewing.
Mr and Mrs George C Benno of Long Beach will be honored at a Sunday buffet for their 60th wedding anniversary hosted by their son John H Benno in La Palma. Relatives include son Robert W Benno of Fullerton and five grandchildren plus six great grandchildren.
International Ideas Inc of Stamford Connecticut unveils Magazine W a new publication designed for widows ten million strong It will debut on newsstands in late fall with a spring launch every two years Maria A Harbert to serve as publisher Ceil Baring-Gould is president and Helen Mather executive vice president Edits and advertising staff to be announced in September.
The Senate passed a resolution asking President Nixon to proclaim August 26 as Women's Rights Day. The body noted the constitutional amendment granting women the vote was ratified on August 25, 1920.
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