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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1966
Page
7
London fashion writer Jean Rock predicts the 1966 bosom will dominate women's styles, replacing last year's shorter skirts and topless looks. She notes a shift from previous trends to a pressed up silhouette that appears as if a girl is spilling over her dress, marking a change from earlier eras.
Overcast day in Philadelphia as 16 000 men and 30 clubs take part in the 66th annual Mummers Parade along Broad Street. Prizes total 66 500 dollars, while costs for sequins costumes and cloth reach about 259 800 dollars. Traditional comic division Fancy clubs and string bands perform to Oh Dem Golden Slippers. Early 1800s origins trace to South Philadelphia rowdies on New Year’s Eve.
Chicago physicians at Michael Roese Ahsole Hope Hospital use a motor operated in house mirror to distort patient reflections. Patients adjust levers to correct their image while devices measure changes, revealing ego distortions tied to personality and childhood experiences.
San Francisco report notes Californians paid over 420000 daily in state local and federal taxes on beer in 1963. California Brewers Association cites 553.7 million total taxes with more than 82.2 million going to the federal government.
Today’s classifieds advertise carpet bargains under GREAT BUYS with attention on turn back offers and limited-time prices. Local shoppers are urged to visit the listing pages for selection and contact details.
Theater managers list show times and film features for Long Beach venues including Palace and Lavaca Theaters. Includes start times such as 10 and 3 PM, with notes on screenings, durations, and ticket details.
Manila dispatch reports Mauro Mendez 64, former foreign secretary and Philippine ambassador to Japan, died Saturday of heart failure in Manila.
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