Fountain of Youth clinic and Cora Galenti tale in Las Vegas
The piece follows a reporter recalling an interview with Madame Cora Galenti at the Fountain of Youth Ranch. It details Galenti’s facial rejuvenation methods, a federal court witness role, and her later exile to Mexico. It notes Dr. Bennett's clinic, the era debates on exodermology, and political remarks by Sen. Jim Gibson.
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Beverly Hills Supper Club fire cause report likely next week
Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll and Fire Marshal Warren Southworth say a preliminary cause report on the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 158 people probably will be completed by the end of next week.
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Hanafi Muslim Trial Fills Up Courtroom
Twelve Hanafi Muslims stand trial in Washington on a 32 count indictment for murder armed kidnapping assault with intent to kill and conspiracy linked to a three day siege that left one dead. Hamaas Abdul Khaalis led the takeover as courtroom security and motions stretch the case.
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Forecast: Mild Nights and Hot Days Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for southerly winds 10 to 20 mph with mild nights and hot days through Wednesday. Today’s high 100 to 105, low in the mid 60s, humidity high. Sunrise at 5:25, sunset 7:52, air quality 46 good. A year ago today the high was 96 and the low 65.
Weather Outlook for June Debuts With Fair Skies
The first day of June will bring generally fair weather across most of the nation. Shower activity is expected across many Atlantic coastal states, offering pockets of rain along the coast.
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Violent Storms Hit Midlands and Midwest Toll Rises
Violent storms struck scattered midlands while drought persisted elsewhere. A Stillwater Oklahoma State University lab burned possibly by lightning, losses about 750000. Chicago area power outages followed lightning strikes on high tension lines. A Memorial Day bus crash on the Stevenson Expressway killed one and injured 27, with 11 more hurt in a Kennedy Expressway pileup. Thunderstorms also moved through the southern Plains with two tornadoes touching down in Texas Panhandle and Kansas, no injuries reported. The National Severe Storms Forecast Center warned of more tornado potential, while Mississippi River flooding worsened with rain deficit in Wisconsin and drought indicators rising in the plains.
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Nation's Pregnant Urged To Abstain From Booze
New York doctors urged pregnant women to avoid alcohol to prevent fetal alcohol syndrome. Dr. Joseph Cruse cited risks of head limb brain face and heart damage with any intake, noting higher risk with greater consumption. Medical groups support campaigns to warn expectant mothers.
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