Topless gas pump jockeys proposed in Englewood
A Jersey service station operator asked the City Council if an ordinance would bar his plan to have female attendants wear topless bathing suit costumes. He cited higher sales from prior bunny bumper outfits but said novelty wore off. Local officials voiced concern over organized violence during recent riots, noting selective arson against white merchants and the broader impact on the community.
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Englewood
N.J
UPI
John B. Underhill
Underhill
San Francisco
Wew
Jersey
Richard Wagner
James" Y. Stanton
Stanton
AL Rosenberg
Louis
Hough Avenue
Speck Defense To Be Insanity In Murder Case
Chicago report outlines defense strategy for Richard Speck. Gerald Getty says the defense will pursue insanity after Speck pleads innocent, seeking a sanity hearing before trial. Speck, held at city hospital, faces eight murder charges connected to the nurse killings.
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Chicago
DPT
Gerald Getty
Richard Speck
Speck
Atty
Daniel P. Ward
Four Are Killed As Car Careens Down Mountain
A runaway car plummeted down Seco Mountain Thursday killing Ray Carroll's wife and three others, injuring four and wrecking five vehicles after striking the rears of two cars on the highway near Maggie North Carolina. Carroll, 74, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was the driver. The crash also left Carroll injured and prompted a coffee shop scene of wreckage as traffic halted.
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Maggie
N. C
UPI
Seco Mountain
Ray Carroll
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
West Germany to reshuffle defense amid troop cutback pressure
West Germany faces a revised defense strategy as Britain threatens to cut troop commitments and Bonn weighs a reduction while U S plans possible withdrawals. A wreck on a mountain road killed Mel Etta Carroll 72 and Hill da Sutton 20 with two children among seven in the cars. Police say brakes failed on Carrolls car triggering the crash into two other vehicles and plowing into a shop.
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Mel. Etta Carroll
Waynesville
Hilda Sutton
Ronald Wayne
Harold Lane Sutton
State Patrol
Prichard Smith
Carroll
Bonn
Britain
Toj
United States
Caroll
Rhine
Dorma Sue Sutton
Anna
Westelle Sutton
Mary Kiott
Witte
Red Guerrillas Attack Outskirts Of Saigon
Reports from Saigon say Viet Cong attacks intensified on the outskirts north and west of the city. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces conducted aerial and ground operations, with raids against suspected base camps and several Viet Cong fatalities reported.
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Red
Saigon
APS
Viet Nam
Rourne
Newark man slaughters family then commits suicide
Police found a bloody rampage at a Newark tenement. Vargas, 28, killed his wife Rosa Gonzales, 28, and their four children, including Elias, 6, and Ereberta Rivera, 4, then slashed his throat. A neighbor's child Aracells Acosta, 6, and another child were also killed or harmed as authorities described a fatal domestic massacre.
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Newark
UPI
Harmer
Vargas
Rosa Gonzales
Elias Vargas
Ereberta Rivera
Acosta
Edwin Albano
Essex
Gonzales
Elies
Kashinh
Emi- Police
Joseph Kinney Lo Gonzales
Herj
Trand
Louldn
Tran
Kinney
Wen
Tennessee food stamp participation and 1960s political clashes
The U S Department of Agriculture reported 68 713 Tennesseans in 18 counties participated in the food stamp program in the year ending June 30. Counties listed include Anderson Campbell Dyer Fayette Grundy Hamilton Hancock Hardiman Haywood Lake Lauderdale Marion McNairy Scott Sequatchie Shelby Tipton. At a courthouse square rally gubernatorial candidate John Jay Hooker Jr accused political bosses of domination since hector was a pup while former Gov Buford Ellington labeled state government a billion dollar business. Rep Bill Brock urged Secretary McNamara to resign amid criticism of defense economy policies and a TEX contract.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Anderson
Campbell
Dyer
Fayette
Grundy
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardiman
Haywood
Lake
Lauderdale
Marion
McNairy
Scott
Sequatchie
Shelby
Tipton
John Jay Hooker Jr
Hector
Buford Ellington
Hooker
Douglas MacArthur
Middle Tennessee
Bill Brock
Robert) McNamara
America
McNamara
TEX
Brock
United States of Ameri
Dodd Paid Twice For Trips Aide Says
Washington (UPI) Sen. Thomas J. Dodd fought to shield financial records from Senate inquiry while his former aide James P. Boyd said Dodd had been paid twice for some trips, once by the government and once by other sources. Boyd offered no specifics as the ethics panel weighs charges tied to campaign funds and alleged misconduct. Subpoenas for Dodd's financial, bank, and insurance records have been issued as the committee probes.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
James P. Boyd J. Boyd
Dodd
Boyd
Senate Ethics Committee
Drew Peason
Jack Anderson
Chicago
Julius Klein
Connecticut Democrat
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