Suburban Bistro Fashion Shows Draw Busy Men in Bikinis
In Southern California diners watch models in bikinis and negligees parade at restaurant fashion shows. Managers say the shows boost lingerie sales while workers worry wives and secretaries. Renee Mishkin, 27, notes how anonymity helps her balance work and family duties. The trend began four years ago when a lingerie shop owner teamed with a restaurant to lure male diners with risqué displays, a routine that now spans from the foothills to the sea, with some critics calling the events skin shows.
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Renee Mishkin
Renee
Hollywood
Torgerson
Los Angeles
Heath
Blueplate
California
Inn
Merridy Bell
San Gabriel Valley
This Day in History Highlights 1963 Events and Miscellany
Today in history July events span 1776 parchment engrossing of the Declaration in Philadelphia with signers a 90 and six later. 1810 Henry Hudson entered Hudson Bay. 1817 the first Mississippi steamboat reached St. Louis. 1914 Germany occupies Luxembourg and seeks troop passage through Belgium. 1938 Roosevelt signs Hatch Act. 1956 Albert Woolson dies at 105. East Germans push West Berlin relief depots. FTC accuses six drug firms of antibiotic price fixing. Vincent Keogh jailed for two years in prison for trying to fix court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Henry Hudson
Budsor Bay
St. Louis
Germany
Luxembourg
Belgium
Franklin DB
Roosevelt
Albert Woolson
West Berlin
Federal Trade Commission
U.S
New York State Supreme Court
Vincent Keogh
Victor Cullen Hospital To Continue As TB Center
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved keeping Victor Cullen Hospital as a tuberculosis treatment center, rejecting immediate closure though a 1905 phaseout was proposed. Debate centered on health department statistics and bond considerations, with support from Gov Tawes and others to delay transfer to the Public Welfare Department.
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Baltimore
Victor Cubral
Tew State Hospital
Maryland Board of Public Works
State Department of Health
Frederick County
Health Department
Sabillasville
Public Works
George E. Snyder
D-Washington
Legislative Council
Del
William Houck
D-Frederick
Louis L. Goldstein
Tawes
Joan A. Luetkemet
Board of
Victor Cullen Hospital
Maryland Training School For
Department of Public Welfare
Daily August 3 Horoscope Notes and Fragments of Past Dates
A fragmented horoscope style note references August 3 as a past date linked to 1492 and Columbus sailing from Palos. It blends humor, religious retreats, and mood notes, with scattered astrological signs Taurus Gemini and Aquarius. The piece includes stray birthdays and odd formatting, resembling a torn page with scattered personal and celestial items.
Maugansville Sanitary Subdistrict Appeal Filed
The Maugansville area petitions the Circuit Court to review orders establishing the Conococheague Sanitary Subdistrict and to forward hearings records to the Maryland Sanitary Commission. Signers allege improper notices and deficient findings, naming Roy, Hors, Kline, Carpenter, Wal lensberger, and others. The action targets the Washington County Sanitary Commission and Board of County Commissioners, arguing hearings were unfair and beyond authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maugansville Area
Washington County Sanitary Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Condcocheague
Roy, Ri, Hors
Harry W. Kline
Clarence H. Carpenter
Ernest Wallensberger
Opel Buch
Loyd D. Conner
Kenneth ©. Timmons
Sanitary Commission
County Commissioners
Lowry Speaks Of Grand Hotel TV Adaptation Plans
Cynthia Lowry reports MGM eyeing a television adaptation of Grand Hotel for an AP Television Radio Writers show and other projects. The piece notes a shift toward quiz and anthology formats with professional and amateur contestants, hospital and hotel settings, and potential city civic efforts tied to program concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
MGM
Fosacandal
Televis
Idealagers
Atnaati
Chambers of Commerce
Grand Hotel
Baum
Lincoln
Immedi
Ateries
Inca-Jeach
Dr. Kil
Dare
Ben Casey
Navaes
NBC
Ian Menning
James Bond
Char “Salp
Arity
Perry Como
Rob Hope
ABC
President Kennedy's Visit to U S Atty Tydings Stirred Interest
President Kennedy dined with U S Attorney Joseph D Tydings in Havre de Grace Maryland drawing political speculation about Tydings potential Senate bid. Kennedy and Tydings toured Annapolis Naval Academy and museum with remarks linking careers and national service.
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U. S
Atty
Tydings
Havre DE Grace
Kennedy
Joseph D. Tydings
U.S
Maryland
White House
Malcolm Kilduff
J. Glenn Beall
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Midh
Naval Museum
Dale Mayberry
Naval Academy Museum
J.C. Bruzek
Ator
Naval Academy
Visi
Paul B. Way
Navy
Fay
Tawes Urges Maryland Conference on Industrial Development
Governor Tawes calls for a statewide conference led by the Maryland Economic Development Commission to map industrial progress since 1959. The event, to be held in Baltimore, aims to identify barriers and chart future economic growth with participation from Harford County and the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Association of Commerce
MALDA
Eugen
Maryland
B. Ekblad
Harford County
Gerard G. Keogh
Jocal Chamber of Commerce
Washington County Farm Bureau
Betheleham Steel “Co
Sparrows Point
Municipal Stadium
Woman Injured During Scuffle With Policeman
A Washington Street woman, Evelyn Harriett McAfee, 37, was injured Thursday night after fleeing back into her apartment to avoid arrest for disorderly conduct. Patrolman Charles Barr said she cursed from the doorway and injured herself when attempting to flee, suffering a left arm laceration from a fan. She was treated and discharged from Washington County Hospital. The incident occurred during a disturbance in her apartment, and authorities noted the husband, wife, and daughter trio are natives of Czechoslovakia. The report also mentions upcoming fair week events and local medical commentary.
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Washington Street
Charles Barr
Evelyn Harriett McAfee
Washington
Barr
Heidi Sistera
Rudy
Ton County Hospital
Czechoslovakia
J. G. Warden
Hagerstown
Mtwanis Club
New York
Appie
James A.boyer Rees
Machine Gun Barrel Found Near Armory
Hagertown City Police report a .50 caliber machine gun barrel found behind the Armory on Thursday night. Sgt. William E. Giffin reports the weapon was discovered near the rear of the N. Atlantic Armory, with initial identification by Homer Lewis of Tocust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam E. Giffinl
Hagerstown City Police Department
N. ‘Tgmac SE. Armory
Giffin
Homer Lewis
Tocust &I
Complaints On Blocked Road Noted At Crossings
A complaint letter from Washington County Commissioners about blocked roads at the Downsville Pike crossing was sent to the Pennsylvania and Norfolk Western Railroads. It cites numerous resident complaints and emergency-use denial during rain blockages. Post Office receipts for July totaled 106978.91 dollars, up from 82765.96. officials seek amicable railroad action and possible city revenue plans tied to highway maintenance. Local officials and MIDAS MALDA groups plan a Baltimore conference on development and tax issues. city officials await state agency answers.
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Washington County
Downsville Pike
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
Jacob B. Berkson
Maryland Industrial Development Association
MIDAS
She Marais Association of Local Development
Winslow J. Burhans
MALDA
Roland A
Baltimore
Loveless, Jr
Hallimore Association Roads Commission Concerning of Commerce
Uroptam
Alinis
Haltimare Agso
Clalion
Commerce
Tha
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Melba
Rence
Authorisarian
Awaiting the
Williamsport Playground
Williamspor
Bryan Memorial Park
Conococheague Street
Aatior Yi
Williamsport
Washington County United Fund
Fire Mpra
Rctassari Neta
Nished DY W
Byron Ann Bons
Williamsport Youth Association
Richard BE. Doub
Judy Banghoff
Aref
Adam J. Harsh
William H. Fridinger
Richard E. Doub
Playgrama
Prniy Pernwe
Goldstein
May & Section
Saheeday
Ceean
Christopher
Palos
Pris
Azeil
Ama
Taurus
Room
Talee
Acniel Sen
Saettaris
the Bears
Dante Ie
Sanger
Garcons
Ee Meer
Lee Ieee
Aquaris
Maugansville Sani
Lowry
Wis
Dewell Millard E. Tydings
Jay
Charles C. Kirkpat
Mendation
Hall
Kiwanis Club
Earl Fleck
Sioners
Herkson
Commis
Terres
Hee
Charles Wandel
James Traller
Edgar Movermill
Elly Swaney
Charles Huyett
Easter Shore
Ice Co
Vernon Stone
Lawrence Downey
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
Lawrence Coltriff
Chamber
SRC
Prospect Ave
S. Potomac St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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