Attitudes toward prostitution change and so do operations
New York reports a shift in how prostitution is tolerated, with a duplex Upper East Side setting showing off street vice proliferating. A young woman negotiates a $35 to $50 price during a backgammon gathering as a policy has evolved toward virtual toleration of off street prostitution.
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New York
Manhattan
Upper East Side
San Francisco
Chicago
74Th Street
Charles Peterson
Police Department
Public Morals Division
How you can tell the players in controversial N.H. recount
Detailed cast of NH figures in the Senate recount saga. Norris Cotton, Louis Wyman, John Durkin, Ruth Farkas, and others populate a high stakes political drama. Ballot Law Commission actions, judge orders, and potential new elections shape the contested race amid accusations of votes, write‑ins, and certification reversals. The piece ties politicians, courts, and watchdogs into a tense sequence with implications for NH politics and federal review.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
America
New Hampshire Senate
Norris Cotton
Ruth
Lebanon
Louis C. Wyman
Luxembourg
Wyman
Nixon
Maurice Stans
Robert Stark
Durkin
Rodney
Manchester
Ronald Snow
Senate
Warren Rudman
Ballot Law Commission
Roger Crowley
State Crime Commission
Thomas Crowley
Washington
Roger
George Hanna
State Supreme Court
Crowley
Joseph Millimet
Executive Council
Bownes
Harry B. Thayer III
Exeter
Walter Peterson
Thomson
American Party
Peterson
Stanley Brown
U.S. Senate
Birds and Decoys Through American Hunting History
Decoy carving, a storied American folk art, has evolved from endangered craft to a modern revival. From ancient Indian bulrush figures to 19th century mass use, decoys mirrored hunting demand, with makers ranging from old masters to young whittlers creating lifelike birds for waterfowl hunts.
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Washington
America
National Geographic Society
Listerine Ad Ban Declared False by FTC Judge
A Federal Trade Commission administrative law judge ruled Warner-Lambert misleadingly advertised Listerine as preventing or curing colds or sore throats. The judge ordered two years of corrective ads admitting the claims were false and that germ killing has no medical relevance to cold prevention or treatment. Warner-Lambert disagreed.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Alvin L. Berman
Berman
Warner-Lambert Co
Warner-Lambert
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Bennington
Bennington Counties
Vermont Home Mortgage Guarantee Board
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al Bank
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House Beautiful
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Hollywood
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