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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
4
Editorial notes freckled skin becomes fashionable while outdoorsy women stop concealing them. The piece observes cosmetics firms push artificial freckles as women without freckles seek them, even matching freckle tint to dress colors. The tone hints a skeptical stance on artificiality.
The Portland Oregonian notes Robert Kennedy maintains a rapid campaign tempo with political and athletic maneuvering. His South Africa and Canada travels, Idaho river kayak ride, and Yukon mountain climb underscore a high energy, with 1972 seen as more likely than 1968 for possible presidential talks.
A string of satirical quips covers liquor laws driving reform to Mississippi’s scene. Notable lines poke at government, pollution taxes, travel costs, religious leaders, summer budget strains, home repair vocabulary, vegetarian fads, hippo diets, and balanced leisure games.
In Yorkshire a mansion hosts adult education seminars including Preparation For Retirement. The Times extols reading as refuge and purpose with quotes from Maugham Beecher and Hazlitt. The New Venice Public Library offers access to books and resources to readers seeking knowledge and enrichment.
Pfc. Piers Crompton son of Mr and Mrs George Crompton 7105S Armada Road Venice left Aug 1 for Vietnam after training in guerilla tactics at Saigon. He arrived July 14 and joined the 101st Airborne Division July 23. Crompton a 1965 Venice High graduate played football and attended West Palm Beach Junior College. He was awarded paratrooper wings July 17 and is stationed with Co C 2nd Bn 327th Inf 1st Bgd 101 ABN Div APO SF CA 96347.
Three 16 year old Venice motorcyclists faced seven charges after a dawn stop by Patrolman Frank Coville. James Minger Michael Driscoll and David Farrell, all residents of Venice, were cited for restricted licenses and speed violations in a 30 mile per hour zone on South Harbor Drive and nearby streets.
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