Belly Holds Career For Ex Debutante
Anne Lippe a Tampa social register figure turned bellydancer says she found her niche after a career as a high school teacher and management consultant. The 28 year old performer performs in Tarpon Springs weaving to cymbals and a Greek pipe, learned from an Arab woman over 18 months. Her family and boyfriends approve though some see it as hoochie coochie, which she rejects as misperception.
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Tampa, Fla
Anne Lippe
Tampa
Anne
Tarpon Springs
Gulf Coast
Lake Erie College
UCLA
San Francisco
Sanitarium era fading as TB fights shrink
Dr. Robert G. Loudon of the University of Cincinnati tells the Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association that 1951 saw 106,502 beds nationwide, last year 23,000 with 64 percent occupied. He notes chemotherapy lowers infection risk after four weeks and that air-borne particles, not droplets, spread TB.
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Robert G. Loudon
University of Cincinnati
Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Garden Manor
Wiretap Law Declared Unconstitutional in Privacy Ruling
In Philadelphia a federal judge ruled the 1968 Omnibus Crime Control Act allowing wiretaps unconstitutional on Fourth Amendment grounds. The decision concerns a $10 million betting operation led by Matthew Whitaker and others in eastern Pennsylvania. the ruling questions the act’s duration, investigator discretion, and subject notification requirements.
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Philadelphia
Joseph
Lord II
Thurday
U.S
Washington
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Matthew F. Whitaker
Pottstown
Scouyskill County
Pennsylvania
FBI
U.S. District Court
John W. Lord Jr
Lord Jr
Lord HL
lWe
Lord
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Pastor N L Cooper Leads Midweek Service for Aid Fund
The Rev. N L Cooper of Second Baptist Church and his congregation plan a 7 30 p m service at Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle to raise support for the pastor's aid fund.
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N. L. Cooper
Second Baptist Church
Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle
LBJ Enjoys Foot-Stomping At Kerrville Folk Festival
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson clapped and foot-stomped with others at the Kerrville Folk Festival. Mrs. Johnson said the outing surprised them all as he spontaneously suggested attending. Darrell Royal, Texas coach and member of the group, noted it was his first outing since a heart attack.
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Kerrville
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Fairfield Police Sergeant Fired After Insubordination
Sgt. Ray Wolfe, longtime Fairfield officer since 1959, was dismissed by Safety Service Director Dale Price following a five day suspension. Wolfe had ordered a dispatcher to replay a telephone call tape at headquarters at the request of Councilman Ben Groh regarding no parking signs for a sale. Police Chief Sam W. Bowling said the request should have gone through him and noted Wolfe's exit with the remark about getting his attorney as the door slammed, prompting the suspension leading to dismissal.
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Bowling
Groth
Price
Wolf
Xenia Soldier Craig L. Farlow Killed in Indochina
Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Craig L. Farrow husband of Patricia A. Farrow of 1582 Pueblo Drive Xenia Ohio was killed in action in Indochina the Defense Department reported Thursday.
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Washington
Craig L. Farlow
Patricia A. Farrow
Pueblo Drive
Xenia
Ohio
Indochina
Defense Department
Bullet Hits Mayor Hart's Limousine in East Orange
Mayor William S. Hart Sr. escaped injury when a bullet struck the roof of his limousine in East Orange New Jersey. Police and detectives investigated if the shot was deliberate or accidental as driver Walter Bell said the .25 caliber slug may have ricocheted off the car. Hart, 46, continued to a fashion show in Newark despite the incident.
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East Orange
N.J
William S. Hart Sr
Congress
George Daher
Walter Bell
City Hall
Bell
Hart
Newark
Fairfield Police Chief fires officer Wolf amid probe
During the investigation of charges filed today, additional information showed derogatory remarks about Safety-Service Director Price. The judge states Wolf is no longer desired as a Fairfield Police Department member and plans to appeal the dismissal.
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Wolf
Price
Fairfield Police Department
Groundbreaking for OUAM and D A of A hall set
Groundbreaking is planned Sunday for a new 46000 dollar meeting hall housing the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America. Attendees include Thomas Stubbs and C R Girard with Woodrow Harris presiding, on Oxford State Road near Navaha Street. Completion expected in September. the project marks the first OUAM building since 1898.
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Order of United American Mechanics
QUAM
Daughters of America
Glen Williams
OUAM
Thomas Stubbs
Order
C. R. Girard
Lydia Ditmeir
Alss
Woodrow Harris
Franklin Woods
Amanda Baptist Church
Steelex
Oxford State Road
Navaha Street
Wilhoit
Army Marines Offer Bonuses For Enlistment
Washington AP reports with the all voluntary force coming in 13 months, the Army and Marine Corps begin offering 1500 cash enlistment bonuses for recruits signing up for combat training. Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says the incentive is needed to attract volunteers and may continue if successful.
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Washington
Army
Marine Corps
Melvin R. Laird
Wigs Taken in Van Derveer Street Break-In
Mrs Nellie Smiley reported a burglary at 340 Van Derveer Street after five wigs and costume jewelry were stolen. Police were notified yesterday.
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Nellie Smiley
Vanderveer St
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