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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
13
A tire trick at a Fort Worth facility led to a man climbing a 100-foot ladder to the fifth floor and back down while a judge returned to the hospital in pajamas. Roundtree, 24, was treated for kidney injury after officers said he was lifted by heavy equipment. a priest advised against jumping.
Thunderbird Mamie Van Doren headlines a varied Las Vegas revue with Tropicana Folie Bergere featuring the Glenn Miller Orchestra Stardust hosting a new ide Paris revue Hacienda presents Hank Henry Show in a busy entertainment roundup
Paris plans a 55 story office hotel on Montparnasse hill. The $100 million tower would rise 300 feet shorter than the Eiffel Tower but could dominate the skyline with its glass and steel form. Collins Tuttle holds 49 percent, with French firms owning the rest.
Washington Congresswoman Martha Griffiths denounces airline bias toward single women flight staff as illegal and demeaning to American womanhood. She argues married stewardesses reduce efficiency and cites public relations concerns. Shulman to review with EEOC. airlines favor single staff for economic reasons.
A stewardess argues that serving food and drinks suffices for her role and rejects a colleague’s demand that applicants be young, attractive and single. Mrs Griffiths commented on a letter, saying she felt the employer’s position unclear.
London officials say a shapely female civil servant moonlighted as a belly dancer due to low pay. The Civil Servants Clerical Association cites that many low scale workers double as nightclub attendants and ice cream delivery personnel to supplement incomes.
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