Teen nears 1000th ride on Coney Island Cyclone
A 17 year old from Trenton New Jersey aims to ride the Cyclone 1000 times in a row at Coney Island. By 6 30 am he had 25 consecutive rides and 470 miles already on the 470 mile old record. His father rode with him for the milestone. The effort began Monday with a rain pause forcing a restart Tuesday at 1 pm.
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Trenton
Coney Island
Michael Boodley
Bodley
Kings Island Park
Kings Mills
Ohio
Boadley
DES
London
Marilyn Monroe
Marisya Monroe
Leslie Conn
Hollywood
Marilyn
Conn
Mayfair
Christies
Monroe
Twentieth Century Fox
Nude romper case ends in court dismissal in Seaside Park
In Seaside Park New Jersey Jessica Santos a 3 year old avoided a potential $100 fine after a misissued summons. The borough admitted the error and dropped the charge citing a clerical mistake. The incident drew attention but the complaint was dismissed in a crowded Municipal Court.
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Seaside Park
N.J
Jessica Santos
Jessica
Nelson
Sharon
Beet
J. Santos
Wallace Reagan to address VFW convention
Wallace and Reagan, leading conservatives for 1976, are set to speak at the VFW national convention eight hours apart next Monday in Los Angeles. They plan no meeting, with aides saying they remain friendly but have nothing to discuss. Both back full defense spending and law enforcement, and neither plans a third party bid.
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Los Angeles
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Wallace
Reagan
Pean
Peter Hannaford
Hannaford
California
Vincent
John L. Smith
Kansas City
VFW
Smith
Mrs Ford calls marriage the greatest thing in the world
Frances Lewine reports Betty Ford defended marriage as the greatest thing in the world while explaining her remarks on premarital sex may have been distorted. She urged open parent child dialogue and reiterated the value of family as controversy over her 60 Minutes comments continued.
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Mrs, Ford
Ford
CBS
60 Minutes
Susan
Mrs. Ford
Shel Weidenfeld
Manhattan Beach drug haul tied to blue box probe
Authorities pursuing illegal telephone equipment found a $2.25 million narcotics cache at a Manhattan Beach home. Three people were arrested as investigators described the site as a supermarket for production and distribution of heroin, amphetamines, LSD, marijuana, and other drugs.
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Los Angeles
John Howard
District Attorney’s Office
Robert Ewen
Ewen
United States
Mexico
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