Bourbon Street's Strip Joints Stir New Orleans Tourists and Law
Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison moves to close five Bourbon Street strip clubs arguing they are tourist traps and crime hubs while business owners warn closures could hurt legitimate establishments. Garrison believes crackdown won’t curb tourism, as clubs remain a major attraction during Sugar Bowl and Mardi Gras.
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New Orleans
Apt
Bourbon Street
Patricia
Sugar Bowl
Mardi Gras
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Frank Carracci
Court of Two Sisters
Lighter WASHINGTON Capitol tour mocks luxury in upgrades
A Washington columnist audits Capitol upgrades before a new session. He notes rubber-wheeled Senate cars, a plush carpet, numbered elevator floors, starry quorum bells, and a relocated airline ticket counter, joking these changes favor comfort over necessity.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol
Senate
New
East Front
Congress
UC Home Economists Advise Treat Wine Stains as Fruit Stains
UC home economists advise treating wine stains as fruit stains. Apply salt while wet, let sit at least an hour, then wash with hot water under strong pressure. If residue remains, try a synthetic detergent or soap per fabric guidance, and use bleach only if appropriate.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Mister Oberle Grows Nine Pound Giant Radish
Andre Oberle of Genevieve Missouri grows a radish weighing over nine pounds according to the UPI report.
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Genevieve
UPI
Andre Oberle
Families Relocate From Affton to Washington Areas
On one street in Affton three families the Winkelmanns Muellers and Godbolds moved to Washington in Illinois Missouri and the District of Columbia during a period of migration.
Cathedral Dean urges choir interest nonrequired voice
St Louis Archbishop Ned Cole of Christ Church Cathedral calls for higher church choir involvement saying a good singing voice is not a requirement. He notes the choir seeks new members to enrich the liturgy and community outreach.
Bossa Nova gains traction in U S record shops
The Bossa Nova driven by Brazilian samba roots and modern harmonies is discussed as a growing import in United States stores. North American musicians often reinterpret it, with Verve and Mercury releases highlighting the genre and stereo sales outpacing mono.
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United Press International
South
Central America
Brazil
United States
Verve
Stan Getz
Charlie Byrd
Getz
Gary McFarland
Mercury
Quincy Jones
Science Shrinks Piles With New Nonoperative Treatment
A New York special reports a healing substance named Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation L, that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem as the product is sold in suppository and ointment forms.
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New York, N. Y
Cleaning dirty eggs presents marketing challenge at Texas A&M
Clean eggs are vital for consumer appeal says the Texas A&M College extension service. Poultry experts advise preventing soil on eggs to preserve quality, while noting that equipment and cleaning solutions exist for the small percentage that do become soiled.
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College Station, Tex
UPI
Texas A&m College Extension Service
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