Southern California Cools After Record Heatwave
After five days as the hottest spot in the nation the region cooled with coastal fog and sea air driving temperatures from 102 down toward the low 80s by Tuesday. The heat wave left casualties including a San Fernando Valley man found dead in a pool and a La Jolla swimmer who drowned. USC lost 17 21 to Oklahoma as fans endured heat in the Coliseum and schools closed early while lifeguards and beachgoers sought relief along LA County shores.
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Mercury
Elmer E. McClelland
Sepulveda
San Fernando Valley
Shirley
San Diego
Edward L. Windgrove
la Jolla
Pacific Beach
University of Southern California
Oklahoma Sooners
Memorial Coliseum
Hollywood
van Nuy
Fortified 3500 Year Old Town Found in Negev Desert
Archaeologists R. A. Mitchell and Ruth Amiram report the discovery of a 3500-year-old fortified town dating to the Hyksos period in the Negev. The site lies in the Philistine plain along the eastern Mediterranean coast and contains defense works and several houses.
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Beersheba
Israel
Negev Desert
R. A. Mitchell
Berkeley
Calif
Institute For Mediterranean Studies
Ruth Amiram
Israel Antiquities Department
Philistine Plain
Mediterranean
Baroni Defies Percentage to Seal Six Diamonds Victory
In Naples 1951 world championship, Baroni of Italy faced a tough six diamonds contract. He rejected a trump finesse, winning the king with the queen and ace to make the slam. His unconventional play aimed to outpace the American table and recover from a large deficit, earning 1,370 points as Italy gained ground.
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Italy
United States
Naples
Baroni
France
West
East
President Kennedy weighs wheat sale to Soviet Union
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration weighing a limited wheat export to the Soviet Union with a provision barring resale to Cuba. Ottawa talks floated three million tons valued around 250 million dollars, while Congress opinions split but trend favors change. Senator Javits predicts Kennedy will approve a single shot deal.
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
White House
Ottawa
Congress
Dean Rusk
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuba
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
New York
Franklin Girl Nurse Graduate From Orange Memorial and Orlando JC
Miss Barbara JoAnne Tewell 25 graduate of Franklin High School 1956 has completed studies at Orange Memorial Hospital School of Nursing and Orlando Junior College and will take the Florida state nursing board exam next month. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Tewell Sr of Franklin. Her mother sister and friends attended her recent graduation at the Masonic Temple in Orlando.
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Barbara JoAnne Tewell
Franklin High School
Orange Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Orlando Junior College
Orlando
Fla
Florida State Nursing Board
Miss Tewell
J. H. Tewell
Lake Ave
Franklin
Betty Hurst
Peggy Harbach
Jackie Apgar
Tewell
Masonic Temple
Thompson to Speak to Civitan Club at Manchester Inn
City Manager Charles W. Thompson will address the Middletown Civitan Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow noon reporting on his recent trip to Belgium. Emmitt Perkins will be program chairman.
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Charles W. Thompson
Middletown Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Belgium
Emmitt Perkins
Funeral service options and administrative guidance offered
The notice outlines steps for post funeral tasks including social security and veterans forms, settlement of estate information with executors, finances while procedures proceed, and pre arrangement discussions. It highlights facilities and services to meet each family's financial, religious, and personal needs.
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Veteran's Administration
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