Lamour defends clean sex image against prude label
Dorothy Lamour rejects being called a prude and defends her image as clean sex in films. She notes over 50 roles including Her Jungle Love and Alona of the South Seas, cites refusing three scripts for brothel madams, and says sticking to her standards costs money but preserves her name.
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Beauty pageant winner joins Bob Hope NBC special
The 1931 New Orleans beauty winner, an elevator operator and traveling band singer who toured 112 cities, tapes a Mr and Mrs Santa Claus skit with Bob Hope for NBC TV. She ends a two week Los Angeles nightclub engagement at the Grove with Don Bodner and prepares for a forthcoming TV project.
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St Mary of the Plains Hospital Formally Dedicated in Lubbock
The 6 million facility with 145 beds on 15 acres near Maxey Park Lake was formally dedicated. A transfer of patients from the old 18th Street site is planned for December 14. Volunteers, including the Rose Ladies, anticipate more helpers as the hospital opens and staffing expands.
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Christie Sees Restaurants Only Place For Cocktails
Austin AP reports Christie predicts Texas 1971 legislature will let local voters decide on mixed drinks. He says permits will hinge on restaurant revenue and legality of liquor by the drink. Christie cites likely shift toward food sales as key income source.
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