Former paratrooper forms NOTIP to end tipping nationwide
Former paratrooper Irving Fitzig has launched NOTIP Nationwide Operation to Instill Pride a campaign to eliminate tipping. He claims 300 members have joined in three months with dues of 1 dollar a year providing 25 cards to substitute tips. Fitzig argues employers should pay wages, while critics warn price increases would hurt business.
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Fitzig
Greenwich Village
N.Y
NOTIP
New York
Hornung Goes Into Films But Declines Acting Career
Lehi Utah AP Paul Hornung the famed football star appears briefly in The Devil's Brigade as a Montana miner with five lines. He says acting is a kick and money but not a career, planning future TV radio work with the New Orleans Saints era ahead.
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Lehi
Utah
Frank Sinatra
Paul Hornung
Salt Lake City
Hornung
Paul
Sinatra
Montana
Eileen
New Orleans Saints
Green Bay Packers
Warwick churches plan outdoor weekend theater
Two Warwick churches including Oakland Beach Union and St Pauls Lutheran organize an amateur drive in theater. Rev R K Lark says religious movies will be shown weekends on a small outdoor screen at St Pauls beginning June 25 with brief services planned.
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Warwick
R.I
R.K. Lark
Oakland Beach Union Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lark
St. Paul’s Church
Worry Clinic sells remedy to stop nagging wives
A dubious advertisement claims a booklet from Dr Crane can end nagging in marriage. It posits wives crave dominance and erotic frustration, urging husbands to claim control and send 20 cents with a stamped return envelope to obtain Sex Problems in Marriage.
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Tom
Jiggs
Maggie
Dr. Crane
Ann Landers
Illinois Wesleyan Hosts 15th Annual Summer Music Camp
About 145 high school students from Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri and Mississippi attend the 15th annual summer music camp of Illinois Wesleyan University at East Bay Camp on Lake Bloomington. The camp opened June 11 and runs through Sunday with two Sunday concerts and nightly special entertainment amid individual and ensemble instruction and camp facilities.
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Richard D. Lyles
Rte. 2
Gardner
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Mississippi
Illinois Wesleyan University
East Bay
Lake Bloomington
Pilgrimages to Holy Land Set to Start
TEL AVIV AP Foreign tours to Old Jerusalem and Bethlehem will commence June 25 per Israel’s tourism ministry. Additional West Bank sites under troop control will open soon. French and British travel agents are meeting to promote pilgrimages to the rearranged Holy Land.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Old Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Ministry of Tourism
Jordan
West Bank
Holy
Dorothy Lamour Back in Hollywood to Lead Hello Dolly Tour
Hollywood notes Dorothy Lamour at 49 plans a 40 week road tour as star of Hello Dolly after selling her Baltimore house. She aims to prove she can act and wants more active work, having guest starred on IT Spy and Joey Bishop shows while promoting a return to theater and TV acting.
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Miss Lamour
William Ross Howard III
Baltimore
Hollywood
Dorothey
Cantor
Berle
Skelton
Dorothy
Dolly
Dorothy Howard
Canada Pushes Lobster Colony Effort off Vancouver Island
Canada resumes summer attempt to establish New England lobster colony in Pacific waters near Vancouver Island. Biologists gathered 130 pregnant lobsters at Martha’s Vineyard hatchery and shipped them to Vancouver, with about $250,000 spent and limited success to date.
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Boston
Canada
Vancouver Island
Pacific Ocean
Martha’s Vineyard Island
Vancouver
Dakar Rides Booming Trade After Suez Canal Closing
In Dakar Senegal ships rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope face delays waiting for dock space to load fuel water and food as the Suez Canal closure spurs the port to its busiest period in years.
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Dakar
Senegal
Suez Canal
West Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Santa Barbara Psychedelic Shop prompts unlikely crackdown
Reader letters recount a new Santa Barbara shop selling pot smoking accessories and art. Police say no law is broken since items sold are not illegal. The exchange also shares a grateful story about Ann Landers guidance and alcoholism recovery resources.
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Ann Landers
Santa Barbara
Santa
Prime Time TV Schedule Snapshot 1960s Style
A nightly lineup lists programs across channels with a mix of dramas comedies news and movies. Notable entries include Gilligan's Island Peyton Place and The Monkees along with news weather and sports segments.
Name Change Vote In Truth Or Consequences New Mexico
Residents of Truth or Consequences New Mexico prepare for a fourth Aug. 18 vote on whether to rename the city The 1950 move to honor Ralph Edwards radio show passed 3 to 1 after a later legal challenge the margin fell to 2 to 1 A 1963 bid to revert to Hot Springs failed by 200 votes.
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Truth OR Consequences
N.M
New Mexico City
Ralph Edwards
Hot Springs
Retired Yonkers Man Cites Bible Reading At Baltimore Lunch
Bill Worthington, 91, of Yonkers New York spoke at a Baltimore luncheon for retirees. He said he reads the Bible often and, when asked, quipped that he has read it before but is cramming for the finals.
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Baltimore
Bill Worthington
Yonkers
N.Y
American Association of Retired Persons
Worthington
Daily Crossword Clues From The Usual Grid
A compact crossword puzzle clump listing across clues like Quantities Dye Japanese gateway River in Kansas and Missouri Formerly Not prefix Aegean or Azoyv First person contraction Place to pile refuse Town inhabitant abbr Blemish Miss Claire and name sakes Customs Gossip slang Measures of length Uncanny Scot Drudge Stitch Public notices Elliptical Chinese pagoda Tear Hebrew letter Afresh Maxim Raetle Os ai Pro noun Tight tracism Branch Fire arms An unwanted Saturday's Answer Reach Cripple Siesta Peach State abbr T and measure
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Kansas
Missouri
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University of Illinois, Urbana
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Lincoln College
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Brazen Challenge
Television In Review
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