Word: skins
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...voted for Patterson, 6 to 5 (one even), and the judges made it unanimous by a wide margin. Patterson had been rocked by solid punches to the head; the skin around his kidneys was covered with bloody welts. "I kept telling myself, 'You can't be knocked out, you can't be knocked out,' " he said afterward. He talked longingly about a title fight with Clay and another shot at Liston, and chided sportswriters who predicted that Chuvalo would put him down as soon as he tapped him on his china chin. "I proved that...
Expensive seal-skin, which is especially warm, is also expected to gain popularity on the slopes this winter...
William R. Hill, Jr., instructor in Dermatology, brought suit against the Sperry-Rand Corp. for listing him as co-author of a magazine article which he did not write. The article, entitled "Modern Shaving Techniques in Relation to Lesions of the Skin," appeared in the March, 1961 edition of G. P. Magazine. 30,000 general practitioners, throughout the country subscribe to the magazine...
...article stated that electric shavers and specifially the Remington shaver, were less likely to cause lesions of the skin than regular razors. The claim was based on research supposedly done by the authors...
Jacques Heim had other ideas, mostly leggy: there were textured stockings, pleated culottes, ruffled pajamas, and panties peeking out from under a chiffon dress to add "a discreet note of eroticism." But the biggest gasps in town greeted a Heim stretch suit patterned like a cobra skin and protected (he says) from charges of indecent exposure by a U.S.-made body stocking underneath. Lanvin stuck to skirts, most of which, in turn, were stuck to panels (of the skinny, streamer variety), while Griffe played the game from both sides of the net, turned some skirts into pants, left others...