Quiet married life for Liz and Dick Burtens Joven saga overrated
Frank discussing Liz and Dick Burton publicly, noting their marriage, multiple past weddings, and reluctance to socialise. The column questions the strain of fame on their romance, jokes about Richard Burton’s position, and hopes for duller, quieter days and a possible fourth anniversary with less publicity.
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Burtens
Liz
Burton
Richard
Richard Burton
The Family Scrapbook y DR ERNEST G OSBORNE
The article notes the value of friendly adult relationships for children, illustrated by Ronnie Trevor and his neighbor Tim Smith. It emphasizes that parental companionship is crucial but adult friends, like a kind neighbor, aid social and emotional growth.
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Mr. Smith
Tim Smith
Fall 67 teen fashion hints sparkle and fur trims
New York fashion notes for Fall 1967 blend gold and silver with fur borders at hems, featuring more shaping in evening wear, natural waists and full skirts. Divide gowns, culottes, and shirt-dress silhouettes appear in fabrics from chiffon to crepe, with bold rhinestones and black lace accents.
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New York
NEA
Nelvet
Black And White Fashion Takes New York Runway
A sharp black and white summer trend dominates fashion with staccato prints including wavy stripes dots and Persian motifs. Designer Bill Smith, Coty Award winner, offers versatile Caprolan nylon dresses for Pat Richards in cap sleeves shifts smocks and empire waists ready for vacation wear and travel.
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New York
NBA
Aubrey Beardsley
Bill Smith
America
Pat Richards
Fire Company To Hold Outing At Plum Brook Farm
The D. E. LaDow Steamer and Hose Co. of Mechanicville will hold its July meeting outdoors at the Plum Brook Fish and Game Club farm in Stillwater Center at 6:30 p.m. Leo Dugan, the company president, will lead the business session. Refreshments will be served starting at 6:30 p.m.
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D. E. LaDow Steamer and Hose Co
Mechanicville
Plum Brook
Erie Canal Stamp Letter Reaches Samaritan Hospital Fund Drive
A hospital fund campaign received a surprise letter bearing a commemorative Erie Canal stamp issued for the canal’s 150th anniversary. The envelope, postmarked Rome, speaks to Erie Canal beginnings on July 4, 1817 and arrives at Travel, the fund’s home and canal terminus. The letter is signed by Robert W. Freihofer, general chairman.
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Samaritan Hospital Capital Campaign Fund
Rome
Trave
Robert W. Freihofer
Good Cuisine and Mushroom Lore in Paris Mentioned
A discussion of mushrooms in French cuisine cites National Geographic notes on extensive cave beds and per capita consumption. It also references the Erie Canal’s historical reach and the role of Samaritan Hospital in Troy’s economy, noting more than 670 employees.
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National Geographic
Troy
Hudson River
Buffalo
Samaritan
Great Troy
Coping with a Toddler and a Young Child in a Tight Home
A mother describes living with in laws and two toddlers while finances restrict moves. The older child tantrums and resists potty training, the younger clings, and tensions rise. The adviser urges parental talk with the husband, possible counseling, and temporary medical help to break the anxiety cycle.
Creative Woman silhouette from The Joy Record catalog
The ad describes a clever Orient inspired silhouette with a slim mandarin collar three-button front and side slits for movement. It lists No 1325 with Photo Guide in sizes 10 to 18 bust 31 to 38. Price and ordering details include 50 cents plus mailing and handling to Sue Burnett New York. It promotes the 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion catalog for 50 cents.
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Joy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N.Y
Roll Eggs In Hands Before Peeling Card
Roll the hard cooked eggs between the palms to loosen the shell. Begin peeling at the large end for a quick, clean removal.
One Man Behind Hollywood Censorship Power
Geoffrey Shurlock, 72, administers the Motion Picture Association production code, guiding what audiences see. About 90 to 95 percent of films pass through his office, with rare appeals, as he defends self censorship and advocates clearer age classifications.
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Hollywood
United States
Geoffrey Shurlock
Motion Picture Association
Shurlock
England
July 4 1967 Independence Day Historical Notes
On this day in history United Press International marks July 4, 1967 as Independence Day. Notable events include the Continental Congress adopting the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the U S Military Academy at West Point opening in 1802 with ten cadets arriving.
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Jupiter
U.S
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Thomas Paine
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