London's Strip Scene Tops The Western World In Naughtiness
London hosts a thriving strip scene with an annual industry worth about six million pounds. Clubs like Raymond's boast thousands of members and high earnings for top acts while many venues operate under a private club loophole. Performers, managers, and patrons mingle across 300 clubs from docks to Knightsbridge, with nightly shows and substantial hostess charges.
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London
UPI
Orient
Lords and Ladies
Knights of the Purple
Leslie Perrin
Raymond's Revue
Raymond’s
Britain
Raymond's
The
Thames
London Morality Council
Casino de Paris
Dockland
Knightsbridge
Perrin
Paul Raymond
Paul
City official targets shirtless men on golf courses
Memphis City Commissioner James W. Moore says shirtless men on city public courses amount to indecent exposure and vows to outlaw the practice. He favors undershirts of the tee shirt type and recalls seeing a man in a swimsuit without shoes on a course.
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Memphis, Tenn
James W. Moore
Moore
Nixon Wins Iowa in 1960 General Election
The Des Moines canvass shows Richard M. Nixon carrying Iowa by 171 816 votes and winning the state's 10 electoral votes. Nixon totals 722 381 votes to Kennedy 900 565 in the official count.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Republic
John KF. Kennedy
Houston Woman Found Insane in Attempted Baby Murder Case
A district court jury ruled Mrs. Aline Hogan legally insane and not subject to trial for the attempted murder of her three month old daughter Theresa. Hogan, 23, formerly of Monroe Louisiana, faced assault to murder charges after her baby was brought to a hospital with multiple injuries. The jury ordered commitment to the Rusk state hospital for treatment.
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Nouston
Tex
UPD
Aline Hogan
Theresa
Sher
Would Rather Be Embarrassed Than Burned
A Chattanooga hotel fire caused a man to ride an elevator from the 10th floor to the lobby in his underwear. He told firefighters he once jumped into a life net from a burning hotel, underscoring his preference to avoid danger.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Jackie Kennedy Plans Inaugural Wardrobe After Birth
Washington reports Mrs. John F. Kennedy has recovered from the birth of their first son and begun thinking about her inaugural wardrobe. Designer Oleg Cassini spent hours with Jacqueline Kennedy at Georgetown University Hospital reviewing sketches for the outfits. She has a flair for fashion and has been sketching dress ideas and guiding a gown project with Bergdorf Goodman for the ball gown.
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Washington
UPD
John F. Kennedy
Oleg Cassini
Jacqueline Kenney
Georgtown University Hospital
Kennedy
Bergdorf Goodman
New York
Dignity Holds After HMS Ulster Runs Aground
In St Peters burg the British frigate HMS Ulster ran aground in the channel and rested on a mudbank for nearly six hours until freed at high tide. Commo dore Colin Shand aboard sent a message praising St Peters burg’s courtesy and noting they would be longer than planned. The ship had berthed in St Peters burg since Sunday on a visit.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ulster
Colin Shand
West Indies
Frank Smitherton
Boy Returns Lost Purse of Blind Woman in Tampa
A 4-year old boy, John Edward Sanders, found a purse with 329 dollars lost by blind Beatrice M. David at a Tampa bus stop. Police credited the boy and his mother for locating Miss David after failed contact attempts, and the purse was returned. Police Captain Allison Wainwright praised the act of honesty.
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Tampa
Fla
John Edward Sanders
Beatrice M. David
Allison Wainwright
David
Wainwright
Withdraw Ships On Latin Patrol
US Navy ships patrolling off Guatemala and Nicaragua have been withdrawn after Central American governments reported the danger of Communist aided revolts had passed. The Shangri-La aircraft carrier and four destroyers began the patrol in mid November with the Wasp replacing it and five destroyers rotating in. The Wasp was to unload planes at Mayport before heading to Boston.
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Washington
Guatemala
Nicaragua
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhofer
Shangi-La
Wasp
Shangri-La
Caribbean
Navy
Mayport
Fla
Boston
Pittsburgh tailors lash out at Johnson over London suits
A Pittsburgh tailors association criticizes Vice President-elect Lyndon B. Johnson for ordering five suits from a London firm. The open letter is signed by Richard Degen, secretary of the Custom Tailors and Designers Association of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Tailors
Lyndon B. Johnson
London
Richard Degen
Custom Tailors and Designers Association of Pittsburgh
Ike Assailed For Unconcern Over Race Row
Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. criticized President Eisenhower for seeming indifference to racial tensions in Louisiana during school integration crises. He praised the Louisiana federal court's handling and urged executive concern, noting no cabinet visit to assess the situation firsthand.
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Ike
Washington
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Thompson
New Orleans
Thomps
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