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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1969
Page
2
A mother asks when to keep children with infections and how to address neighbors about childcare without harming friendships. The doctor notes penicillin for strep makes a child noncontagious in about 24 hours, mumps becomes less contagious after swelling subsides, and that prolonged indoor confinement may not help. He suggests reassessing neighbor practices and welcomes reader questions.
A creative woman favors a versatile jumper featuring flap-pockets ideal with sweaters and blouses, with a second version in dress form that offers a chic alternative for day wear.
Local notice announces a 8 p.m. Christmas Eve candlelight service at the United Methodist Church in Pittstown. Glen Sheffer visits from Ozark College for Christmas. George Kautz stays with his parents. Mrs. Anton Beza is a patient at Samaritan Hospital. Advertisement details sewing patterns and ordering from Sue Burnett in New York City.
Broadway star Gig Young argued with a director over his Romeo wardrobe, ultimately adopting Pierre Cardin suits and Bonwit Teller purchases. He praises Saks ties while embracing bold fashion, buys art worth $50,000, and reflects on career highs and lows including Oscar nomina tions amid a glamorous Beverly Hills lifestyle.
Teen writes of a failed first kiss and a boy’s rough approach. A reader suggests warmth and gentleness, while a close friend notes a special bond with a departing girl. Another segment follows Gig seeking company at the Lobster Restaurant on 45th Street with varying outfits and moods.
The Alberts stay connected across the United States through letters during trouble such as death illness or economic hardship. The article notes family loyalty persists despite lessening physical proximity with neighbors and property. The Navy son abroad still cherishes his niece, showing family ties endure in modern life.
New York profile of David Frost highlights his fast moving career mindset and wealth. The Cambridge graduate runs London and New York ventures while hosting interviews. Frost discusses his bachelor lifestyle, fashion views, and sharp disdain for tiresome ties.
No Postal Drinks. Krugersdorp South Africa AP reports Postmaster C. R. Liebenberg asks residents to avoid giving letter carriers alcohol this Christmas. He says better service depends on their cooperation and discipline.
Christmas 1966 arrives with bitter cold and a continued ban on passes linking West and East Berlin. East German authorities under Walter Ulbricht maintain the barrier and pressure, denying West Berliners access while urging separation from West Germany. Nearly a million West Berliners crossed in 1965 to visit friends and the dead, and many would likely attempt again.
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