Corona wrestler Gary Jackson enters Olympic Trials at Long Beach
Eighteen year old Gary Jackson a Corona High graduate and Riverside City College wrestler will compete August 14 15 at Long Beach Naval Base for a berth on the US Olympic wrestling team. He qualified by finishing second in the 191 pound AAU tournament at El Camino College losing in the finals to Werner Hubel. Jackson trains under RCC coach Don Birren and aims to win eight to ten matches to reach the finals.
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Jimmie R. White
Gary Jackson
Corona High
Long Beach Naval Base
Jackson
Amateur Athletic Union
el Camino College
Werner Hubel
Los Angeles
Corona
Riverside City College
RCC
Don Birren
Birren
Night iced treats on Norco streets spark a family taste debate
Mrs. Robert Farley of 4078 Crestview Drive opposes a ban on night sales by ice cream trucks. She argues seven children enjoy the treats, noting the trucks do not disturb sleep and residents appreciate the ice cream despite possible late hours.
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Robert Farley
Crestview Drive
Norco
Coronan Nomination Highlights Local Young Man
Tom Gunderson a Corona Jaycee and former Corona Junior Chamber president is among several men aged 21 to 36 nationwide nominated for the Ten Outstanding Young Men award. He also earned inclusion in the 1965 Outstanding Young Men of America edition after national editors chose him for the honor.
Delbert Smith Remarks on Children and Ice Cream Trucks
New York Central train conductor Delbert Smith visiting. he says children love ice cream and trucks should not be interfered with. He adds they do not come around late, implying trucks should be left alone.
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Delbert Smith
Katy
New York Central
Weather warms up with 91 at noon and 95 yesterday
Temperatures rise with 91 recorded at noon and yesterday’s high reaching 95. The forecast is mostly sunny tomorrow with a slightly warmer high and a cool night with a low near 62.
Khanh Declares Emergency in South Viet Nam
Premier Nguyen Khanh proclaims a state of emergency and suspends all laws banning strikes and demonstrations. He decrees death without appeal for saboteurs and terrorists and says he will inspect the front as South Viet Nam braces for possible North Vietnamese attack.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
17Th Parallel
North
South
Viet Nam
Chaos grows in the Congo amid army disintegration
UPI report from Washington quotes U.S. officials expressing grievous concern over conditions in the Congo where the national army appears to be disintegrating. Chaos threatens to topple the central government.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Congo
Judge's Daughters Murdered in Wyoming Hotel
Two young daughters of Illinois circuit judge Robert McAuliffe were found raped and killed in their Jackson hotel room. Investigators named Andrew Pixley, 19, of The Dalles, Oregon, a person held in connection with the crime. The attack appeared to involve removing a window screen at the Worth Hotel while the parents were in the lounge.
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Jackson, Wye
UPI
Wyoming
Teton County
Art Jones
Robert McAuliffe
Maywood
Illinois
Jones
Andrew Pixley
Dalles
Ore
Worth Hotel
Jackson
UN Security Council invites Viet Nams to debate
The United Nations Security Council agreed to invite both North and South Viet Nam to participate in debate on the Southeast Asia crisis. North Viet Nam is expected to refuse, as sources say they oppose any meeting with South Viet Nam present. Neither Viet Nam is a UN member, but non members may be invited to discuss matters involving them.
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UPI
United Nations Security Council
Viet Nam
Council
Southeast Asia
Communist Bloc
Peking
South Viet Nam
United Nations
U.N
Security Council
Four Klansmen charged in Negro's murder
Four Ku Klux Klan members were charged with murder in the shotgun slaying of Lt. Col. Lemuel A. Fenn near Athens Georgia. FBI assistant director J J Casper confirmed warrants were sworn out last night by Georgia authorities.
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Athens
UPI
FBI
J. J. Casper
Casper
Lemuel A. Fenn
House and Senate back Johnson fight if we must measure
The House and Senate approved an emergency Viet Nam resolution backing President Johnson in any fight if necessary to counter North Vietnamese aggression. The 414-0 House vote and Senate action asserted Congress supports the president as commander in chief to repel armed attack and prevent further aggression.
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Senate
Johnson
Washington
UPI
Southeast Asia
Congress
United States
Morse
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Russia warns US not to go too far over Southeast Asia crisis
Moscow reports a Soviet propaganda push against the United States over the Southeast Asia crisis. Izvestia accuses Washington of war hysteria and warns not to go too far.
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Russia
U.S
Izvestia
United States
Washington
Miss Austria balks at bikini at International Beauty Pageant
Miss Austria Erika Augustin refused to wear a high neck bikini at the fifth annual International Beauty Pageant in Long Beach. Officials barred the skimpy suit. Miss Augustin condemned Americans as rude after storming away from a photos session. The incident marks the pageant opening week with over 80 contestants from 50 states and 45 foreign nations.
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Long Beach
UPI
Austria
Erika Augustin
Nein
Pole president dies
Polish President Alesander Zawadzki died at 64 from cancer, according to informed sources in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
UPI
Alesander Zawadzki
Angels to Sign Long Term Stadium Lease Tomorrow
Anaheim officials and the Los Angeles Angels will sign a 35 year lease for a planned 50 000 seat stadium near Disneyland. Groundbreaking is set for August 15 with opening day hoped for 1966 and a contract anticipated next week with Deb Webb for construction.
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Anaheim
UPI
Los Angeles Angels
City of
Odra Chandler
Robert Reynolds
Gene Autry
Disneyland
Deb Webb
Pomona Parents Informed On Pilot Shot Down
Navy confirms one pilot may not be captured while Hanoi Radio says another pilot Lt. JG Everett Alvarez of San Jose was captured. Lt. JG Richard Sather, 26, served three years as a Navy officer and was on his first overseas mission. Parents of the two pilots were notified.
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Pomona
UPI
Christian Sathé
North Viet Nam
Navy Department
Hanoi
J.G. Everett Alvarez
San Jose
University of California At Riverside
Richard Sather
Navy
Liberal Bass upsets Clement in Tennessee Senate race
In Nashville, Rep. Ross Bass a liberal who voted for the civil rights bill defeated Gov. Frank Clement in a Democratic primary to fill the Kefauver seat. Sen. Albert Gore won renomination for a third term, defeating Sam Galloway by a wide margin.
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Nashville, Tenn
Soviets accuse U S planes of buzzing ships worldwide
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union has protested to the United States over American Air Force planes buzzing Soviet passenger and cargo ships in international waters. Tass cites numerous incidents across the Pacific Atlantic Mediterranean and other seas demanding action to prevent further provocations.
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UPD
Soviet Union
U.S. Air Force
Tass
U.S
Pacific
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Northern
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