Heatwave Dominates Nation as Drought Looms
Weather across the United States baked under a blazing sun with upper 90s in Maryland and Virginia. A heatwave hit New York City where 300 Jehovah's Witnesses collapsed from 92-degree heat at Yankee Stadium. The story also covers urban misadventures and petty crimes amid the heat, including a Phoenix spousal dispute ending in gunfire and a Detroit teen stealing 40 cars to get home.
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U.S
Atlantic
Jehovah's Witnesses
Yankees Stadium
New York City
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Robbin Atherton
Youth Held in 2 Brutal Robberies
Pfc. Ray Gene Roberts an 18 year old Marine AWOL from Camp Del Mar was booked on robbery kidnapping and auto theft charges in Pasadena and San Bernardino incidents. He allegedly forced a motorist to strip slugged him with a pistol then drove to a San Bernardino house where a woman screamed and her husband’s clothing was taken. Boats District Police were alerted and the motorist Kohler was hospitalized.
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Los Angeles
Camp del Mar
Oceanside
Pasadena
San Bernardino
Ray Gene Roberts
Kenneth A. Kohler
Kohler
Film writer's widow commits suicide in Ledyard home
Mrs Frances P Thompson, 45, widow of a Hollywood script writer, died from a self inflicted gunshot at her Ledyard Connecticut residence less than two weeks after the death of her husband, state police reported.
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Ledyard
Conn
Frances P. Thompson
West Berlin expands food aid to hungry East Zone
West Berlin broadens relief for East Berliners amid Soviet denial of funds. Food parcels reach two districts near the border and coupons are issued in other areas. East Berlin residents cross the sector border to collect aid as private and public funds back the effort until a larger government program arrives. An estimated 200 Russian tanks remain nearby, signaling readiness if unrest resurges after June 17.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
der Abendfunder
Bertet
Vate
Pasewalk
Press-Gazette Publication Details From Long Beach
The document lists a Long Beach California daily newspaper with street address Sixth Street and Pine Avenue, notes publication specifics including circulation per week month and carrier delivery by mail, and records the post office filing date under the 1879 act. It provides pricing and entry details, citing 1960s era newspaper publication norms.
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Press-Gelesram
Sixth Street
Pina Avenue
Long Beach
California
Awit Bureau
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Louis E. Miller
Miller
Boston
James Cunningham
Muantnghiar Shanegitpis
George Singer
Chicago
Singer
Donnell Culpepper
En Carson
Santa Fe
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Sys
Long Beach Pharmaceutical Ass'n
Lin
Independent-Press-Telegram
Dial
Carrier de By Mall
Lang
Caffornia
Tara Tsera Hades
Nuway Shoe
Pine Avenue
Vr Ey
Los Angele
Fashion Ave
The
City Express
Central Ave
Michigan
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Safes
Queen Isabella
Case Swayne
Heer
Treat
Vienna
Kern’s
Vinegar Greiner
Miracle
KRAFT
Gov't
Swiet
Royal Crown Cola Pepper Tenner Ees
Dad's Root Beer
Gifford
U.S. Gov't
Perth
Luer Cello
Quarkas
Langendorf Cookies
Pinate Thins & Sic
del Monte Cotsup
Roe
Green Beans Family
Utah
Ye-Gallan
Prigg
Tox
Bobrick
Antrol
Fox
Royal Pacific
Reynolds
von Hunt
Rakes Fruits Ee
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