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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1970

Page

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Coco the Clown Reflects on Circus Magic and Family Legacy

Coco Polakovas, 40 years in big tops, notes rising patronage by 20 percent with extra seats at Anaheim Center and Ringling Bros. shows. He traces the family clown lineage from Latvia to Russia and Britain, and hints his 4 year old son follows in his makeup and act while audiences, including youths and hippies, stay drawn to the spectacle.

Disneyland Coco the Clown Anaheim Convention Center Aeroes Walt Disney Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Coco Ringling Oakland Coliseum Michael Polakovas Riga Latvia Russia England Order of

Lost Teen-Age Boy Rescued After Nine Days in Mountains

Leslie Hamrick aged 16 was found after nine days in the mountains and told rescuers he survived by eating wild berries and drinking from streams. He was hospitalized in Ruidoso New Mexico with exhaustion and bruises but is described as in fine shape aside from injuries.

Leslie Hamrick Hamrick Ruidoso N.M Walter Hamrick

Blaiberg daughter recalls Barnard pressure on family

In Johannesburg 22 year old Dill Blaiberg recounts how Prof Chris Barnard urged her parents to cash in on the world’s first heart transplant. She says the surgeon’s push influenced their decisions while noting her father’s long, painful post transplant life and a belief that heart transplants may not be worthwhile. Cesar Chavez ends six day fast after union deal. He praises the agreement between the United Farm Workers and the Teamsters. Albert says Nixon era shows strong domestic initiative in contrast to broader criticism.

Dill Blaiberg Phillip Christiaan Barnard Chris Barnard Miss Blaiberg Johannesburg South Africa Barnard Capetown Cesar Chavez Chavez Afl-Cio United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Teamsters Union

HEW Cites Inferior Tap Water Nationwide Survey

The Department of Health, Education and Welfare said it studied 969 community water systems and found 4 percent delivered inferior water, mainly in small communities. The survey covered about 18.2 million people, with larger systems showing acceptable quality while very small ones faced more problems and occasional samples contained contaminants.

Washington UPI Department of Health, Education and Welfare HRW Bureaus of Water Hygiene Vermont New York Charleston W.va Cincinnati Kansas City United States Johnson New Orleans Mew

Red Cross Worker Slain in Vietnam Confirmed

Saigon Cu Chi base in Vietnam where Red Cross worker Kirsch from Brookfield Ohio was found stabbed to death in her quarters. Army investigation launched as colleagues recall her service and arrival August 2 after teaching English and religion in Hamilton Ohio.

Saigon Virginia Kirsch America Red Cross Brookfield Ohio Red Cross Cu Chi U.S. 26Th Infantry Division

Laser Beam May Revolutionize Films

New York producer-director Joseph Strick has secured a license from Holotron Corp and Battelle Institute to develop motion pictures using laser holography for three dimensional effects without glasses. Strick aims to produce a feature film in about 18 months, acknowledging early limits but predicting cinema could be transformed if the technique proves strong storytelling.

New York Joseph Strick Strick Holotron Corp E.1- du Pont de Nemours & Co Battelle Institute

James Madison test fires second MIRV missile

The nuclear submarine James Madison successfully test fired its second Poseidon missile at sea. The range was clear of Soviet caves and droppers with no unauthorized vessels in the area. A Soviet spy ship observed from 3,000 yards two weeks earlier. The 34 foot rocket surfaced, carried a dummy MIRV payload, and headed southwest.

Cape Kennedy UPI James Madison

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