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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1959
Page
7
Two applicants answer a circus ad for a lion tamer. The first, a striking woman, provokes a lion with a stunt. The superintendent then invites the young man to try, who says he can do better but needs the lion removed first.
George, James Svatek Jr. and Edwin Gaertner drove to Monterrey Mexico last week on Tuesday morning and returned home on Thursday with no incidents reported.
Los Angeles case of Edward 41, painter, ordered to end picketing his estranged wife Lorraine Rice 38 at home and office. He earlier posted inflammatory signs and painted remarks on his car. court granted visiting rights to their 2 year old son thrice weekly and urged counseling, which Mrs. Rice declined.
A series of time stamps lists 12:45 PM through 6:05 PM with intervals and midday checkpoints. The sequence includes morning 10:45 AM and 11:00 AM followed by post noon entries and late afternoon slots.
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