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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1966
Page
4
Dr Eugene Regen of Vanderbilt argues muscles grow strong by use not restraint. He favors barefoot periods and canvas, low top shoes for infants, noting high tops offer little ankle support and are unnecessary.
Paris fashion editors foresee a return to mid 1920s silhouettes with short skirts reappearing alongside soft ladylike styles. Op art wanes while deco art returns, and two main looks emerge the Tomboy and Alice in Wonderland styles. Designers push curves and reversible tweeds inspired by Sonia Delaunay and Dior.
Designers favor two coat versions the slender and the tent with reversible wools as a feature. Suits jackets will hover above or below hipline while sleeves trend long and slender for coats and dresses. The Gazelle woman will wear refined colors including white grey blue orchid and pink.
Jim and Oswald discuss a four spades opening leading to dummy. The East hand considers nine tricks by countering with five spot, risking an ace and king lead. They conclude declarer holds the ace of spades and outline how to reveal top spades and manage entries.
A student asks how to handle an aggressive girl in the halls with a suggested verbal cue if needed. The column also notes bell bottom pants are out of style and straight leg pants are current fashion with references to London and Paris boutiques.
Patchwork pattern ad for a bright jerkin and pleated skirt duo in sizes 6 through 14 years. Pattern No 8216 from Patt-O-Rama, fabric yardages listed, order form and pricing for Basic Fashion magazine.
Dr Osborne argues parents are primary educators shaping a child’s character through daily actions not words. He warns about carrying prejudices and teaches that living rightly with children builds honesty justice and friendliness for their future challenges.
The National Safety Council launches a public service campaign urging all automobile drivers to drive defensively. The piece humorously observes common risky behaviors such as distracted talking, teen passengers, multitasking with mirrors and lipstick, and drinking while driving, concluding that trust on the roads is rare and even self doubt is possible.
In New York a columnist argues women imitate men while praising differences. He cites Central Park observations and notes a Wall Street Journal piece on hair trends. Agnes Varda discusses gender dynamics in film and money, stressing non competition with her husband.
A vintage passage describes oversized rubberized vinyl pool aids called skinny dippers. The circles float like lily pads and feature a central hole for a swimmer to surface and exit fully covered.
An assault charge against James Williams of Fourth Street was dismissed yesterday in Troy Police Court by Justice Timothy J. Fogarty after the complainant Paul Merotta of Mechanville failed to appear. Williams was represented by Raymond T. Finnan. Assistant District Attorney William J. Doyle Jr. appeared for the people.
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