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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
2
TEMECULA AP A large brush fire raged on the northwest slope of Mt Palomar threatening the area near the world s largest telescope. Fire crews fought 1200 plus acres of rugged brush with 500 firefighters supported by air tankers and helicopters. Two houses were destroyed and Woodchuck faced danger as the fire erupted Sunday evening.
HOLLYWOOD AP Charles Stevens 71 known to millions by face died Saturday He was a grandson of Apache chief Geronimo Stevens acted in films since 1914 and was nicknamed Indiant doe in Vollywood headlines noting his long career and Apache lineage.
Washington AP: The Secret Service reports a record 7.2 million dollars in counterfeit currency seized in the year ending June 30. Chief James J. Rowley said agents uncovered 41 counterfeit plants and arrested 737 persons. about one in twelve notes were detected before passing.
Ellen G aged 18 asks if IQ can be estimated without tests and learns a newspaper based yardstick. The column suggests high school graduates average around 110 IQ, college graduates about 125, and notes that reading this column could imply an IQ of 110 or higher while warning the method is not foolproof.
In Washington burglars bypassed an extensive alarm system and steel back door to raid a Connecticut Avenue shop named The French Poodle. They entered through offices above the store, lowered via rope into the shop, and absconded with furs valued by owner Mrs. Alvin Epstein at nearly 50 000 dollars.
Houston battles an encephalitis and sleeping sickness outbreak on four fronts. Nine new patients are under investigation at Ben taub Hospital as tests from the Public Health Service lab seek confirmation. Officials report rising suspected cases, with 120 under investigation and four confirmed as encephalitis in recent weeks. Mosquito-trap surveillance and spraying operations continue across the city coordinated by local health and civil defense officials.
Cardinal Eugene Cardinal Tisserant, 80 year old dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals, starts a 10 day journey today visiting provinces in Mexico.
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