Glamour selects 10 college girls for world views
Ten college women from diverse backgrounds share focus on poverty, politics, population, and Vietnam in a Glamour Magazine seminar with David Frost. They discuss activism, education, and plans, with many noting involvement beyond campus and future careers in law, medicine, or public service.
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New York
Uri
Vietnam
Glamour Magazine
David Frost
Portugal
Stephanie Casale
Brighton
Mass
Wellasley College
Lucretia Taylor
Atlanta
The
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Miss Taylor
Sisterhood
National Association of Black Students
Miss Casale
Harvard
Thomas Atkins
Boston
Francine Welty
Smithville
Commins
Miss Welty
Yale University
Yale
Yale-New Haven Medical Action Committee
New
Cocktail Names Drift in Elusive Ocean of Words
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cocktails and locations in Mexico with scattered proper nouns. It references Martinis, Tonics, and various quirky names like O.N. Gin and Oso Negro Gil, implying a travel or bar-themed item. No clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egcktails
Ory
Mexico
Hints From Heloise readers share household tips
Readers submit practical laundry and parenting tips in Heloise hints. Advice covers cleaning hats with a washboard and shampoo, keeping babies content in playpens, fair dessert division tricks, repurposing diaper slacks for book storage, mailing packages with egg cartons, and sewing tricks to adjust jeans and shower caps. Some tips include using cardboard rolls for packaging and adding gelatin to milkshakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Jackie Bosley
The Gossip Coluan by Robin Adams Sloan
The column speculates on Ethel Kennedy and Andy Williams potential romance while noting Ralph Nader attendance at a wedding. It also explores John Connally’s role in Nixon’s cabinet, his political rise, traits, and influence on oil interests. The piece includes reader questions and Sloan’s intention to answer general inquiries.
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John Connally
Texas
Nixon
FIC
Cal
R. T
Mila
Secretary of the Treasury
Sid Richards
Connally
John
Kennaly
JFK
LBJ
RMN
Treasury Department
Teohin Adams Sloan
Sloan
Robin Adams
Care of the
Light
Bangrants II
Klay Feathes Syn
McSpadden Family Vacation Trip Through Southern States
Mr and Mrs Hubert Mc Spadden and children Emila and Gabriel Carola and Franklin and Yvonne McSpadden returned from a vacation through Alabama Georgia and Tennessee. They visited Mrs Clyde Coots in Fort Payne Alabama and joined by her son Ronald for a trip to Rock City near Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert McSpadden
Emila
Gabriel Carola
Franklin
Yvonne McSpadden
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Girl Evangeline Arredondo Tours Mexican Cities
Miss Evangeline Arredondo flew Saturday to Mexico for a three week vacation. She will visit Mexico City Puebla Cuadilajavo and Puerta Vallarta in the trip.
Gills End Trip to New York City Visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Gill returned from a two week stay in New York City They attended Say No No Nanette among the shows Their preferred performance was No No Nanette reflecting their theater outing in the city
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Richard Gill
New York City
Nine Families Celebrate July 4 Eve Event
Nine couples and their children are hosting a July 4 Eve celebration Saturday at the country place of Mr and Mrs Nick Saigh in Spring Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Saigh
Spring Branch
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Nancy Jackort
Cartersville, Ga
Wesleyan Colege
Macon
Susan Goldbloom
Radcliffe
Dr. Goldbloom
Montreal
Province of
Quebec
He- Weise
Baby
Barbara E. Pedrett
Fin
Hazel Courville
Meloise
Ley
Barbara Tyson
Tammy Narancie
Iva
Happy Housewife
Heroise
Penny
Rebecca
King
Symaiente
Puck
the Comic Weekly
Ethel Kennedy
Andy Williamy
Syracuse
N.Y
Hickory Hill
Andy
Ethel
Robby
RPK
Claudine Lopget
Kennedy
California
Lester David
Hickory iiI
Robert Kennedy
Jackie
Truman Capote
Yin
Ralph Nader
Washington
W.H
Portland
Ore
Mr. Nader
Eddie
Cox
Nader
Oine
Lebanon
Teddy
God
L.A. Family Tours South
Mexico Cities
Jeane & Mary
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