Dallas riot squad ready for bet inspired street stunt
Dallas police stand by with riot cars and gear as an Oklahoma Texas football bet sparks planned headstands and crowd noise. Virginia Reed of Amarillo would stand on her head downtown if Texas wins, drawing whistles and possible disruption amid a citywide pregame buzz. College Park Maryland also sees a pep rally that blocks Route 1 to spark horn blasting. Ava Gardner prem opens Mogambo draws fans but Sinatra absent amid rumors. A Detroit wife sues after alleging her husband graded her with intelligence tests and branded her stupid for low marks. A Chicago woman seeks maintenance while her husband gives gifts but no groceries. An injunction blocks a bookmaker named Bruce from disposing of assets pending case.
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Quirky North Pole Alaska Election and Local Nonsense
A compilation of odd items from diverse scenes. North Pole Alaska held a mayoral race with tied results settled by coin tosses. A Jacksonville father chased down a disruptive woman near a newspaper route and handed her to police.
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Bonelli Attacks Gardena Charges at Board Meeting
Sacramento news reports State Board of Equalization chair Bonelli openly censured fellow member Leake during a Thursday session. Bonelli disputed Leake's claims about liquor enforcement and Gardena poker parlors, while Leake denied the quoted remark and suggested whistle cues from Dragnet.
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Three year old shot to death in Swedesboro yard
In Swedesboro New Jersey a three year old boy, Robert Monahan, was shot in his back yard by a pistol at extremely close range. He died at Underwood Hospital. His mother had left with his brother and took his sister, who heard the shot and saw him fall.
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Chiang Sees Quick Victory for Invasion
Chiang Kai-shek predicted a speedy collapse of the China Communist regime as Nationalist forces prepare to invade the mainland. In a radio message on Independence Day he urged friends at home and abroad to aid in the buildup for an attack, while Formosa readies its grand celebration.
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