New Looks and Old In Fashions In Roundup
A fashion roundup notes many new looks alongside old styles such as medieval tunics and tights from Italian designers. Two toned browns and reds appear on jersey dresses with color at necklines sleeves or pocket flaps. Italian collections include tailored pants suits with jackets resembling old military jackets, while short pants highlight legs for spring and summer shows in the United States and Paris. Evening wear ranges from knee length day styles to a lace dance outfit with satin cowled sleeveless top and pants ending above the knee in pink lemon or green.
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United States
Paris
Gained popularity of canned dresses in stores nationwide
A quirky fashion note describes canned dresses as the next big trend after paper outfits. The design features a four and a half ounce swinging nylon, dropped waist, yoked panels, and a fitted hip-flip silhouette, signaling a bold new dress craze.
Fashion advertisement for 1967 Slimming line shirt
A vintage classified ad promotes a creative woman classic shirt with a light shaping bodice and skirt styles. It lists a range of sizes from bust 33 to 47 inches and size 14% with a 35 inch bust, priced at 30 cents a copy. To order, send 50 cents to Sue Burnett at The Troy Record, 1150 Ave. of Americas, New York.
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o—Sue Burnett
Troy
Ave. of Americas
New York
N. Y
Gas and constipation in a one month old baby
Pediatrician answers a mother’s questions about a possibly tight anal sphincter causing gas and constipation in a one month old. Advice includes gentle outlet stretching by doctors or letting the baby push to enlarge naturally, softening stools, and burping to reduce colic. If no improvement, a follow up with the doctor is advised.
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HH. C
The Family Scrapbook Coin Toss Tale
The Allen brothers argued over who should first use a jointly bought bicycle. Their father proposed flipping a coin to decide, a fairness they embraced for minor disputes. Coin flipping helps avoid bickering when no merit favors one side, though not for important decisions.
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Allen Brothers
Fellows
Fashion Notes Signal Global Spring Trends of 1967
In India mini skirts draw government concern over close-fitting outfits while Paris and London push colorful Tahitian prints and silk pajamas as home outfits. Chanel and De Barrentzen showcase navy coats and white ribbed sweater suits, with red white and blue palettes dominating. Stripes replace plaids as the seasonal leitmotif, aligning with patriotic colors across outfits.
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India
Paris
London
United States
de Barrentzen
Carolin
Chanel
France
Tenafly couple guests of local hosts at Grange events
Johnsonville Mr and Mrs Marshal Fryer of Tenafly New Jersey were recent guests of Mrs George McGraw. Following the next Grange meeting Mrs Raymond Gifford will show slides in Vanishing Scenes. The committee in charge of the covered dish supper preside...
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Marshal Fryer
Tenafly
N.J
George McGraw
Raymond Gifford
Auxiliary meeting to furnish coffee and rolls
Mrs. Norman Cushing will supply coffee rolls and dessert for the Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Co auxiliary meeting. Other food to be brought by members. Miss Helen Darling has returned from Florida where she spent the winter.
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The
Johnsonville
Dating Etiquette Conflicts and Grooming Advice for Teens
A teen asks how to handle a girlfriend who says she loves him but loves other boys too. Advice suggests not overreacting, consider seeking someone more aligned, and notes no fault in her attitude. Also a reader asks about shaving legs above the knee. answer affirms it's acceptable if necessary for summer wear, emphasizing health and confidence without a fake look.
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Newsport News
Virginia
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Bridge Hands by Jacoby opening lead and auction
North South vulnerable at 60 part score. West opens with 2, North responds 4N then 5C overcall double. East passes. South holds ARS VAKQEES with card distribution KQ754 10863. West leads 2 as opening lead.
The faulty double and a diamond play clash
The article reviews a rubber bridge hand where a fatuous double led to a lucky outcome. It details East's misleading diamond continuation and South's risky heart line, noting potential counterplays and the inevitability of a spade slam if a different bidding had occurred.
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Victor Mollo
South
North
East
West
Men's Gray and Gold Patterns Set for 1967 Fashion
University of Nebraska textiles expert Jake Munson forecasts 1967 menswear will feature strong gray and gold accents. Plaids of varying sizes will influence spring styles as colored patterned shirts gain daytime business appeal, with teens favoring modified colored shirts with white collars and cuffs.
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Jake Munson
University of Nebraska
Department of Textiles
Research on Visual Demonstrations by Dr. Boguslavsky
Dr. George W. Boguslavsky of RPI's Psychology Department reports on a study funded by the Office of Education. The work surveyed instructional films, slides, charts and illustrations across biology chemistry physics geometry statistics and mechanics, comparing narrative aided visuals with standard diagrams. Findings show experimental slides outperform conventional demonstrations for concrete-object courses and that concise visuals with minimal extraneous detail command attention through figure-ground shifts.
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George W. Boguslavsky
Boguslavsky
RPI
Office of Education
U.S. Dept of Health, Education and Welfare
Troy Supt
Dudley P. van Arnam
Albany Academy
East Greenbush
Lansingburgh
Milne
Vincentian Institute
Tamarac Has Concert and PTA Nominates
The Tamarac High School spring concert was held at the Elementary School auditorium with advanced and beginner bands performing before a capacity crowd. PTA officers for next year were named including President Marty Martens and Vice President Benjamin Hammett. officers will be installed at the May PTA meeting.
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Tamarac High School
PTA
Marty Martens
Benjamin Hammett
Frank Guntrum
Robert Jorgenson
Bernard Quigley
Peter Suarez
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