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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1968
Page
6
Avocados pair with shrimp eggs bacon and tomatoes in simple, flavorful dishes. Avocado filled with shrimp and grapes serves as a fresh salad. An avocado salsa omelet blends diced fruit with eggs and butter for a hearty breakfast. A bacon tomato avocado sauce provides a creamy garnish for multiple servings.
Mrs Blair A Glennie was named chairman of the 50th golden anniversary Baile de las Flores to be held Friday February 21 at the Pioneer International Hotel. Cochairman is Mrs Harold Ashton with treasurer Mrs Albert Kinder and adviser Mrs John O Dowd. The ball is by the Board of Visitors of St Luke's in the Desert, aiding men with tuberculosis and respiratory illnesses.
UPI reports that fashion and finance move in step as hemline lengths stay high in 1969 with the economy seen to reach about 735 billion dollars. The piece traces hemline trends from 1900 to 1968, noting 1967 and 1968 gains and predicting continued high income and short skirts in 1969.
Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti plan a Geneva clinic specializing in difficult pregnancies. Loren, 34, had four miscarriages and recently gave birth by Caesarean to a 7 pound 12 ounce boy named Carlo. Aides say Ponti paid 14 million dollars for three adjacent buildings and will invest 900 thousand to convert them with modern medical equipment. The couple aims to thank Geneva for its care. Loren and baby Carlo are reported in excellent health.
A humorous reflection on holiday strain as fatigue and flu sap energy for Christmas duties. The author notes electric heat during a fuel strike, chaotic gift exchanges, and frayed nerves, while contrasting traditionalists with festive revelers and pondering Christmas morals.
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