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{"value"=>"1969", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1969"}
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1969
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1969
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1969
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1969
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1969
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{"value"=>"<span class=\"title\">Ladies Day Movie with Fran Lee, WNEW</span>"}
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{"value"=>"<p>These segments ran at the end of the afternoon movie on then WNEW, later WNYW Channel 5. Fran Lee offered suggestions and remedies for reusing old clothing and other items around the house. She asked viewers to write in with their own suggestions called, \"My Fix-Its\". She also told viewers to give themselves a rose each day; urged parents to vaccinate their children against German measles, which was reaching epidemic proportions in 1969; and stressed the importance cleaning bathrooms properly. In the next segment, demonstrated how to design a turkey out of a melon. This is followed by Fran Lee showing how to make lamp shade covers out of old stockings. She next talks about glassware. (Note: The video on this segment is skewed, but straightens out towards the end of the piece.) (Note: The next five segments are duplicates of 00254, which contains the complete segment and is a much better quality video.) This is followed by an appearance by Fran Lee's grandson, Jonathan Weiss. She then shows how to make mittens out of old sweaters. She then does a commercial for Mario's Greene County Ravioli. Fran Lee then shows how to make designs out of food cakes. Next she talks about the joys of eggs. Finally, she talks about the growing problem of dog waste on the street.</p>"}
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Time: 58:35 (color)