California battles over topless and bottomless entertainment
California counties rush to regulate nude night life as new local option laws empower bans. San Francisco leads with ordinances amid court challenges and debates on free speech, equal protection, and social standards affecting clubs and theaters statewide.
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Tommy Sands Rebuilds Show Image In Hawaii
UPI reports singer Tommy Sands finds renewed success in Hawaii after moving from Hollywood. Now based on Oahu with a Kauai beach house, he transformed from teen idol to mature folk and island music performer, earning high pay and planning more TV work while studying at the University of Hawaii. He critiques past image while noting artistic change and ongoing career uncertainty.
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Lindsay says he remains Republican but breaks party lines
Mayor John V. Lindsay, reelected with Liberal Democratic backing, says he will stay an enrolled Republican yet not bound by party lines. He signals possible support for NYC urban aid and mass transit, tying decisions to Rockefeller’s performance and city needs.
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Elderly Couple Killed in City Rooming House Fire
A predawn three alarm blaze on 52nd Street near Eighth Avenue in Manhattan killed Daniel and Marie O'Sullivan both about 70. Fire victims in the city total 14 over three days as 70 people were left homeless and a resident and two firemen were among the injured.
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Obituaries for Betty Thompson in Las Vegas
Betty Thompson 62 formerly of Las Vegas died Saturday in a Salt Lake City rest home of natural causes. She was born October 14 1907 in Mississippi and married Frank Thompson January 27 1988 in Las Vegas. She worked as a waitress at the El Cortez Hotel and later at the Post House. Survived by two sons Bill Salt Lake City and Dale Las Vegas two daughters Betty Campbell Bountiful Utah and Mary Dinardi Las Vegas and fifteen grandchildren Services pending in Bountiful.
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