Watts Fete Celebrates Watts Summer Festival Week
Watts hosts a three day summer festival drawing about 10 000 visitors. The parade featured colorful floats and marchers led by Sargent Shelver and other local figures. Leaders highlighted recovery efforts in the Watts district amid rioting and rebuilding, with notable participation from community and athletic figures.
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Campaign matchups shape races in key districts
In a tense House scene Rep Wollin and Rep Morrison clash as Budgets and committees loom. Frey aims to capitalize on Saturday’s vote to build a majority before five more weeks of costly campaigning begins. LeBlanc challenges Wollin for the Ard District while Rarick meets Morrison in the 6th District.
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John F Kennedy Jr Leaves Hospital After Tonsillectomy
Hyannis Massachusetts UPI reports John F Kennedy Jr age five was discharged from Cape Cod Hospital Sunday less than 30 hours after tonsil removal. He left the hospital at noon and ran into his mother in a yellow convertible, prompting a swift departure from the hospital grounds.
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Nebraska Bucks Severe Weather Across Plains and Channel Swim
Severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes threaten Nebraska and surrounding states as flooding spreads along rivers. A team of six girls swam the English Channel to set a relay record amid 12 inch rains, while hundreds are evacuated and Red Cross shelters run in the hardest-hit areas. Weather alerts persist for parts of Nebraska and South Dakota with ongoing flood dangers.
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Indonesia Moves to Rejoin United Nations
Indonesia plans to rejoin the United Nations after more than a year out as Parliament urges the government to seek reinstatement before the General Assembly meeting on September 21, following the end of its confrontation with Malaysia.
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Coastal Forecast and Weather Notes From May Almanac
Coastal regions show patchy fog and variable temperatures with a mix of sun and clouds. Strong winds are expected along the coast, with scattered thundershowers inland and on higher terrain. Pacific, mountain, and desert areas face a broad forecast of sun, clouds, and occasional showers across the region through Tuesday.
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Woman Dies After Leap From Tower in Lion-Tamer Event
A woman and a tower event tragedy in Genoa unfolds as reports describe a leap during a lion taming act. The incident, tied to a recent public display, follows another death at the same venue within 24 hours. Local authorities issued notices amid court actions.
South American leaders meet to discuss hemispheric unity
In Bogotá Hieul ing of South American presidents opened a three day session to revive the Alliance for Progress and promote peace and economic integration in Latin America. Chilean President Rest repo attended with tight security while Colombia faces a state of siege and arrests of Communist leaders are noted. President Johnson eyed participation in a hemispheric gathering.
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Weather and You Drive Slow in Thunderstorm Rains
The piece outlines how atmospheric electricity during storms slows driver reaction time, increasing crash risk beyond wet roads. It notes storms disrupt even skilled drivers, with thunderstorm conditions creating hazardous driving and urging caution on highways.
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