Katy Keene Fashion Revival Sparks Nostalgia
New York fashion coordinator Marilese Flusser revives Katy Keene in modern taste, citing strapless dresses, form fitting tops and hat styles. She traces Katy's influence from mid-century comics to contemporary designers and recalls reader sketches shaping the heroine’s iconic wardrobe.
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N.Y
New York
Katy Keene
Marilese Flusser
Archie Comics
Saks Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Suzanne
Miss Flusser
Katy
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Flusser
Yves Saint Laurent
Karl Lacerfeld
Paloma Picasso
Bill Woggon
Willi Smith
Smith
Betsey Jon
Betsey
Miss Johnson
Antonio
New Bedford, Conn
Sports Medicine Claims Quackery Rules Sports Advice
The article discusses Dr. Gabe Mirkin's critique of sport myths and quackery. It notes protein and vitamin supplement misbeliefs, warns against excess protein and vitamins, and urges salt awareness while highlighting potassium and magnesium needs for exercisers.
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N.Y
New York
Gabe Mirkin
Mirkin
Marshall Hoffman
Little, Brown
Rideout reconciliation prompts Oregon rape law debate
In Salem Oregon John and Greta Rideout reconciling after his acquittal in the first known husband wife rape trial in the nation state legislators discuss amending Oregon law to treat rape within marriage as a felony while Rideout defends the verdict and vows counseling and continued marriage.
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Salem, Ore
John
Greta Rideout
Oregon
Rideout
Ted Kulongoski
Vern Cook
Judiciary Committee
Salem
Principal uses camera to curb misbehavior at John Adams Junior High
Norma Taylor, principal at John Adams Junior High in Charleston, uses a 35mm camera to photograph students misbehaving at dances and breaks. After processing, she calls pupils to her office with evidence and holds them accountable, stressing legal rights and school policy.
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Norma Taylor
John Adams High School
Charleston
W. Va
Seana
W.va
John Adams Junior High School
John Adams
Taylor
Perma Brow Ad Demonstrates Smudge Proof Claims
A television ad shows a woman applying eyebrow pencil in front of a mirror while an announcer touts Perma Brow as waterproof and smear resistant. A tester marks two pencil lines on a hand and rubs with soapy water to compare outcomes and confirm the product's claimed durability.
Perma Brow Kit Review Highlights Pencil Stain and Removal
A consumer tests Perma Brow kit noting that applying the fixative to a pencil line leaves a lacquer like coating and slight smearing as it dries. The kit includes one fourth ounce fixative and one half ounce remover priced at three dollars, while a separate fingernail polish remover costs about 59 cents for three ounces. Warning cautions apply near eyes and away from flames.
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THE
ST. Petersburg Times
Universal Press Syndicate
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