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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1975

Page

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Miss Vicki Returns to Go Go Dancer Post in Camden New Jersey

Former usherette Miss Vicki, once linked to Tiny Tim, has returned to work as a go go dancer in Camden New Jersey after a stay in England. She says welfare issues are resolved, she and Tiny Tim are legally married but separated, and she supports Tulip, their four year old daughter. She is 23 and spoke during an interview at Minnies Lounge on a main highway linking Philadelphia with South Jersey.

Vicki Tiny Tim Teil Aim Bonon Camden N.J Miss Vic Tulip Minnie’s Lounge Philadelphia South Jersey England Tiny Jim Tilip New Jersey Miss Vicki TutTote

Boston Riots Injure Seventeen As City Seethes Again

Violence erupts in racially tense Boston for a fourth day injuring seventeen, including six police, with two arrests. similar unrest in Elyria Ohio and Winston-Salem NC escalates as authorities deploy state troopers. FBI ads tied to missing heir ransom raise further questions.

Combined News Services Boston Elyria Ohio James Rhodes Winston-Salem N.C

Belfast Bar Blast Kills One and Wounds Many

A car scene in Belfast on Shankill Road saw a bomb hurled into the Bayardo Bar during a Protestant gathering, killing a security lookout and injuring more than 80, with many feared buried in rubble amid a partly demolished building. Police confirm four dead so far.

Belfast Northern Ireland Bayardo Bar Shankill Road

McAuliffe Dies After War Hero Fame and Surrender Note

Gen Anthony C McAuliffe, famed for replying Nuts to a German surrender demand at Bastogne, dies of leukemia at 77 in Walter Reed Army Hospital. He retired in 1956 after a distinguished Army career, survived by his widow Helen and two children, burial at Arlington with full honors.

Zurich Switzerland Thomas Mann Erich Wysting Mann Wysling Nazi Germany We Jing Anthony C. McAuliffe McAuliffe Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington, D.C 101St Airborne Division 3Rd Army 9Th 20Th Armored Bastogne Belgium Old Crock McAucliffe 101St Mander 80Th Infantry 4Th Armored McAniffe George S. Patton Jr Manor of Bastogne Mnits Simone Schmitz Europe Helen Whitman McAuliffe Patricia Ann McAuliffe John Hilary .McAulifffe Bolls Washington Arlington National Cemetery

Job With Pull Wins At DMV Contests

Jon Hein, 21, staple puller for the Department of Motor Vehicles, wins first prize in a two department contest about the most thankless job. He traded roles for half a day with DMV director Herman Sillas, aiding in removing and restapling records.

Jon Hein A Hein Department of Motor Vehicles Hein DMV Herman Sillas Sillas

Lockout case filed against Shirer wife over locked house

William L. Shirer 70 filed a criminal complaint in Lee District Court against his wife Martha 60 alleging she changed the locks on their Lenox home on July 15 preventing access to clothes checkbooks and manuscripts. Judge John J. Dwyer charged Mrs Shirer with larceny by means of a conversion.

William L. Shirer Shirer Lee Mass Martha John 3 Dwyer Lenox

Road to Tomorrow stars Bob Hope and Bing Crosby

The veteran duo in their seventies headline The Road to Tomorrow their seventh road picture together playing widowed grandfathers with Dorothy Lamour as a returning sidekick the spokesman said Wednesday.

Bob Hope Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour

Dazed Glynis Johns Taken to London Hospital After Tony Win

Actress Glynis Johns, winner of the Tony Award for A Little Night Music, was hospitalized in London in a dazed condition on Wednesday following the Broadway run that lasted about 18 months.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Simcha Dinitz Middle East Kissinger Sinai Kissinger-Dinitz U.S Glynis Johns London

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