Soda Fountain Used As Cocktail Bar In Shirley Temple Home
Hollywood AP reports Shirley Temple Black’s boyhood home, a two story English manor known for The Good Ship Lollipop, sold for 154000 to Christopher Cord. Auctioneer Milton J. Wershaw says the fountain now serves as a bar and the house features a full size bowling alley. The property previously changed hands two years ago to Harry Fitterman.
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Woodside
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U.S. Faces Cotton Shortage Amid Surplus-Driven Policy
Washington reports a fast moving farm program to cut cotton production has slashed supplies faster than expected. Prices rose as government and market demand shift, with fears of a U.S. cotton shortage despite a large 1966 surplus and plans for the 1968 program to boost plantings.
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Ferriday Infant Dies in House Fire Tragedy
Ferriday police report a 10 month old Black girl, Bobbie Nell Turner, died when a home burned Tuesday. Fire Chief D E Wallace says the child was left with four siblings and the youngsters tried to warm food on a wood stove using kerosene, sparking the blaze. Nearby men rescued the other children.
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Dimos Named Jaycee of the Quarter in Monroe
Jim Dimos was selected as Jaycee of the Quarter at the Monroe Jaycee Meeting for leadership in heading projects and attracting new members. He helped run the Fourth of July fireworks and pro m committee, attended Dixie Institute in Baton Rouge, and chaired state legal committee work renewing bylaws.
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Oakdale
Burglars Use Unfamiliar Tools in Albuquerque Case
Albuquerque police report two burglars unfamiliar with work sites used a Tuesday cutting torch to weld a safe at JW Jones Construction to the wall. They then found only coins from a soft drink machine.
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Car Thief Has Special Surprise
Los Angeles jewelry salesman Edward Harris reported his car stolen in Sacramento. He said the vehicle carried about 1500 diamond rings worth around a quarter of a million dollars, all in the trunk. Harris added the rings were not insured and the car had special locks.
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