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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
5
New York mayor John Lindsay pledged to close topless venues after a city inspection led to citations at the Crystal Room where a server and owner faced complaints. A court had previously overturned indecent exposure charges against four waitresses, saying the existing law did not cover topless performances.
The Rome clinic treating actress Sophia Loren after her miscarriage says she is “absolutely satisfactory” and had a restful night. Loren had been hospitalized two nights earlier following the loss of her expected baby and was able to get out of bed in the morning.
DETROIT AP early January auto sales fell 21.1 percent from a year earlier with 160,536 cars sold by GM Ford Chrysler AMC. executives cited tax hikes and new safety standards as factors. Industry leaders predicted possible rebound later spring amid mixed outlook.
Abigail Van Buren offers syndicated responses on three reader dilemmas. A wife and her aging mother clash in the home, a rest home is advised, and a boss mishandles a party over meat versus fish. A widow shares public condolences annoyances and future help.
About 115 percent of the 15 300 Job Corps members who went home for Christmas have not yet returned. Antipoverty officials say most delays relate to extended home leaves for those who aided tornado cleanup in Topeka and Belmond and fought forest fires, with returns expected by mid to late next week.
In Chicago, livestock prices across hogs cattle and sheep are listed. Hogs show varied ranges by weight class with sows and boars priced accordingly. Cattle include slaughter steers and heifers with multiple grade distinctions. Sheep cover wooled and shorn slaughter lambs and ewes with pelts noted.
Federal official James M. Quigley warned Lake Erie risks becoming an American Dead Sea without swift action to curb pollution. He urged immediate measures at a Great Lakes conference, noting Lake Erie's low basin, industrial encroachment, and widespread discharge from private boats and municipalities.
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