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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1981
Page
5
Veronica Brady and Lucille Brady of Sarasota share what they find attractive in men. They emphasize personality, courtesy like opening doors and pulling out chairs, and appearance including height, dress, and tan. Confidence is also noted as attractive.
Several Sarasota area residents share what they notice first in men. Diane Krause cites jealousy tied to insecurity while Caroline Coulter prefers extroverted, laughing men. Patty Bond values carriage and assurance with a clean appearance. Agnes Springer admires a Steve McQueen type who communicates.
A tourist recounts a mid 1960s Jamaica journey where a Miami trip becomes unnerving. Escorts at the airport and hotel, a silent heavyset guard, and a suspicious welcome hint at an undercover operation. After encounters with armed youths and a planned meeting, he returns to Miami unsure who used him as a potential leader.
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