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Carol Doda electrified San Francisco, beginning in the summer of 1964, when she descended from the roof of the Condor Club doing her trademark Swim dance. She also knew the watusi and others so that her topless performances had variety. Doda was the first topless dancer to be publicized widely in...

What is Subjective Communication? Subjective Communication is a natural ability that all of the highly successful people on our planet have in common. Subjective Communication is the ability that permits people to know more than their physical senses alone can tell them. Subjective...

A practical guide for an uptight world. Don't let stress become distress and ruin your life. Tension can hurt your health, hamper your relationships, curtail your ability to concentrate and learn, lower your productivity and creativity and problem solving ability, and undermine your self-confidence...

One of a kind photos, first time published. They said it was impossible, you couldn't make a 60 second time-exposure photograph of a Saturn 5 rocket launch... in the daytime... in color... shooting directly into a Florida sunrise. But a young photographer went ahead on his own and did it anyway. Read...

Having a hard time with the ladies? Are the ladies always giving you a cold shoulder? Well good news, it doesn't have to be this way. You can find the girl of your dreams if you only apply what this book has to offer. The book is short, but loaded with information that will virtually let you pick...

Eleven gut ripping horror stories that will make you think twice about the outside beauty of a person, place or thing.

The days in the life time of Marvelous Price residing in Lincoln, Nebraska-a living symbol for black youths in America. Where the Bill of Rights and U.S. Constitution means absolutely nothing and all basic rights gain in the 60's have retrogressed in 2013, as profiling, impudence, bigotry, lynching,...

Little Frankie Gallucio is a somewhat obscure name in the annals of organized crime except for one event. This occurred in 1923 when Al Capone worked as a bouncer in a Coney Island club run by mobster Frankie Yale. It was then that Gallucio arrived one evening with his younger sister, Lena, and his...

In 1952 Leonard Mocderi was "accidentally" apprehended by police working for a telephone company in Los Angeles. The gangster was placing a phone call to Las Vegas and using slugs to make the calls illegally. Taken into custody by the LAPD Moceri was traced to several unsolved murders in Toledo, Ohio...

Angelo Gyp DeCarlo was an influential mafia figure who rose to the position of captain in the Genovese crime family. He was implicated in the murder of Newark insurance broker Louis Saperstein, who died of arsenic poisoning in 1968. Saperstein found himself heavily in debt to the mob and no longer...

Barbara McNair was a versatile African-American singer/actress of the 1950s and after. Her performing career spanned five decades. Following a 1972 heroin bust her booking engagements declined precipitously. Claiming a net worth of $500,000, Barbara's manager testified that her actual worth was more...

Meyer Luckman was convicted of beating and strangling his brother-in-law, Samuel Druckman, to death. Two other men were involved in the murder, including Meyer's brother Harry. The scene of the crime was a garage in Brooklyn from which the Luckman's ran a very profitable flour trucking business....

Dominick Cirillo was a maverick Mafioso. He shunned meetings and the high profile lifestyle common to mobsters of his era., i.e. John Gotti and Paul Castellano. Dom drove around in inexpensive cars and lived in a house in the Bronx that needed numerous repairs. Second in command to Vincent "the...

Angelo Tuminaro was an integral operative in the French Connection drug syndicate. Operating in the 1950s and into the early 1960s, the criminal organization had branches in Montreal, New York, Marseilles and Italy. According to the 1940 U.S. Census Tuminaro served a stint in Dannemora Prison. Federal...