Angelenos Swelter in Third Straight Day of Heat
Los Angeles swelters as temperatures top 100 for the third day running with 103 downtown and 106 the previous day. Lifeguards prepare for crowds at beaches while desert winds fuel the heat. Residents seek relief in tubs, nightgowns, or air conditioned spaces.
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Los Angeles
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Juvenile Admits Taking Jewels
A 14 year old, who had claimed to find a 650 ring set, admitted taking the wedding band and a diamond dinner ring after persistent juvenile officers questioned him again. An elderly man recovered the rings from his apartment and police released the youth to his parents pending further investigation.
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William Hanna
Texas Show Draws 500,000th Ticket Holder at Canyon
The Texas stage production at Pioneer Amphitheatre reached a milestone as the 500 000th ticket holder, Mr and Mrs Paul Utterback of Rockport, received a Texas flag and free steak dinners at the Texan Steak Ranch in Amarillo. The show runs nightly at 8 30 p m through Aug 25 with a large cast including Cynthia Newman and Mitchell D Hall in new roles.
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Green
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Paul Utterback
Rockport
Utterback
Pioneer Amphitheatre
Canyon
Minnesota
Chris Spence
Berea
Ohio
Tucker Yendell
Cynthia Newman
Hobbs
N.M
Elsie McLean
Mitchell D. Hall
Dave Newberry
Travis Dean
Calvin Armstrong
Jerry O. Williams
Yendell
Vicki McCormick
Kate Lucas
Harrell E. Floyd
Uncle Henry
Jane Bivins Lipscomb
Anna
Cooper & Melin
Wolflin Village
12 Americans Die In Mexico Air Crash
A Mexican airliner with 11 Americans aboard crashed near Puerto Vallarta while en route from Houston to Mexico City. All 27 aboard were killed, including 12 Americans. Rescue crews reached the jungle crash site. bodies were moved to Puerto Vallarta by boat.
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Mexico
Puerto Vallarta
Houston
Mexico City
Miguel Chacon
Pacific Coast
Carlos Fernandez de Lara
Fernandez de Lara
Pacific Ocean
Luis R. Rosales
Chimo
Pedro Vega
Aeromexico
Aeronaves de Mexico
Lazy Man's Way to Riches Ad Promises Big Gains
A vintage money making pitch touts passive income with a two hour ad effort claiming you can earn 50 to 100 thousand dollars. It offers a 31 day no cashing guarantee and cash back if not worth ten times the investment. The author cites wealth, a beachside office, a cabin, stocks, bonds, and time with family, claiming no education or luck required and giving examples of high earnings by others. The piece emphasizes belief and a simple coupon-driven trial with a cautious promise of large profits.
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Poe
Chicago
Joe Karbo
South Pacific
Dept
Sunset Beach
California
Joe
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