Topless Art Arrives in San Gabriel Scene
Modern art takes aim at controversy as Warren Stagg 38 of Hollywood stages topless painting at a restaurant in San Gabriel. Mayor Helen Achilles and the City Council oppose the act and demand modest attire for workers while Bill Coleman faces an entertainment license charge. The case may be heard in Alhambra Municipal Court today.
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Helen Achilles
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
Stagg
Bill Coleman
Monterey Park
Coleman
Alhambra
Senate to Probe Dodd's Financial Activities
The Senate ethics committee will hold public hearings on Connecticut Senator Thomas J. Dodd’s financial affairs. Investigators have reviewed subpoenaed records covering campaign funds from 1961 to 1965 and travel expenses, with automobiles loaned by a Connecticut contractor under scrutiny. Dodd denies the charges and has filed a libel suit against Pearson and Anderson.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
John Sennett
Senate
Tention
Bipartisan Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Wallace F. Bennett
R-Utah
Chicago
Julius Klein
Sonnet
Bennett
Stennis and Bennett
Sen. Dodd
Ance
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Ethics Committee
Bobby Baker
Pearson
Anderson
Craft catalog listings for patterns and books in 1967 era
The excerpt lists fabric checks for gifts and cross stitch roses with pattern 7016, plus two free patterns. It promotes 210 LeCraft designs in a Needlecraft Catalog with 25 cents items and mentions Prize Afghans, Museum Quilt Book, and Bargain Quilt Book, each offering complete patterns at 50 cents.
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Crochet
Museum
Bargain
Wind collapse kills two in Virginia Beach warehouse wall
A Department of Buildings report ties last Friday’s wall collapse at a warehouse under construction to freak high winds. The 100 by 20 foot wall section killed two men and injured two others, with officials noting no structural deficiencies and that the wall vastly exceeded city code requirements. A separate World War I note mentions Turke as “the sick man of Europe” in reference to Ottoman decline.
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Virginia
Beach
Department of Buildings
Kingston Trio to Disband After June 1 1967
The Kingston Trio to end its act after June 1 ending a decade of fame with hits like Tom Dooley. Members Bob Shane Nick Reynolds and John Stewart cite audience fatigue over singing only familiar folk tunes and shifting musical directions as the reason for the split.
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John Stewart
Tom Dooley
California
Kingston Trio
Harry Belafonte
Shane
Reynolds
Dave Guard
Stewart
Missouri
Times
Mountaintop cities dream outlined for Appalachia
A plan by CAD envisions a chain of mountaintop cities on the Cumberland Plateau from Chattanooga to Huntington using low cost public power from a 200 lake network. Attorney Harry Caudill leads the effort to restore self government and public ownership of Appalachian resources while courting regional cooperation and federal support.
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Bristol
Virginia-Tennessean
Abingdon, Va
Appalachians
Switzerland
Cumberland Plateau
Chattanooga
Tenn
Huntington
W. Va
Harry Caudill
Whitesburg
Caudill
Appalachian
CAD
Foreign’’ Corporation, Cand
Gideon Yachin
Harrisburg
Yachin
Sugar Creek
Leslie County
Appalachia
Lewis OG. Smith
Denver
Colo
Smith
West Virginia
Paul J. Kaufman
American Power Association
Chelan County, Wash
Son of Lt. Gov Pollard Charged in Auto Death
Lewis B. Pollard 17, son of Lt. Gov. Fred G. Pollard, faces involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Richmond lumber executive James J. Redmond Ill. Redmond, 41, died in a Richmond hospital from a blood clot linked to injuries after the crash in December. Redmond was pinned between cars after attempting to free a stalled vehicle in the Fan District. Pollard previously was convicted of drunk driving with a one year license revocation and a $200 fine. A February 17 hearing is set in Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
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Lt. Gov. Pollard
James J. Redmond
Richmond
Redmond
Redmond Lumber Corp
Pollard
Hadj Meaning and Merit in Islam
The Hadj is the Arabic term for the pilgrimage to Mecca. Muslims believe performing the Hadj earns great religious merit and spiritual reward.
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Mecca
British thermal unit Defined by energy to raise water 1 degree
The abbreviation BTU stands for British thermal unit. It represents the energy required to raise the temperature of one pound of water from 39.2 to 40.2 degrees Fahrenheit per Britannica.
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BTU
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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East
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Calif
Warren Stagg
Hollywood
Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
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Turke
Europe
Ottoman Empire
Vana
America
Loudoun ST
Winchester
Sun
Sps
Evening Star
Bob Thomas
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Nick Reynolds
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Southern
Tire Company
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Buncutter Tire Co., Inc
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