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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
8
A highly jumbled OCR fragment lists a wide array of terms and partial phrases related to vehicles, parts, people, and places. The scattered items include vehicle types, measures, names, and unrelated words, with no coherent report or narrative.
News brief on a Greek owned tanker Joanna V sailing toward Beira Mozambique with 12 000 tons Persian Gulf crude. Britain seeks to enforce UN oil ban on Rhodesia while NATO allies weigh ships liberty and racial politics. Greek government under pressure. Beira discharge planned for Rhodesia, debate centers on freedom of navigation and race relations impact on policy.
Report describes Ultra Violet therapy and exclusive electro-therapy promoted by Mr. Turoff as remedies for baldness. It cites professional staff, modern equipment, and claimed high success rates, with interviews of Roush and Turoff about causes, treatments, and purported positive hair regrowth results.
Turoff hair and scalp experts announce the opening of their fifteenth permanent branch in Long Beach. The company touts over seven million successful treatments and positions Long Beach as a hub for new developments in hair culture. Readers are urged to visit to address hair loss issues.
A cryptic fragment references a 1942 Country Parson piece with garbled text noting churches sending prisoners to hell for not joining them. The jumbled excerpt mentions Fremh sin ae level and unrelated names, lacking clear context or full sentences.
A sensational new Califone four-drainstor Timaring aid is marketed as an engineering triumph and value. It is offered at 29.50 dollars with free demonstrations by Mrs Whitehead at 207 E. 4th St Long Beach or by calling HE 2-8961.
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