Two Teen Hitchhikers Trek West Via Route 86
Jean Thacker and Jean Hannan, both from overseas backgrounds, left a Salvation Army hotel in St Louis and hitchhiked with actor Hugh O’Brian in pursuit of summer stock. They met a rough ride from Earl Abbott before heading home to Vienna Illinois and London England, respectively, planning to return soon.
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Hugh O'Brian
Louis
Wyatt Earp
Laconia
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Jean Thacker
Wallace Thacker
Vienna
Til
Jean Hannan
Samuel Holman
London
England
Holsewood
Lemonade links and tame tales of town life in snippets
A fragmentary collage outlines lemonade offers by the Chamber of Commerce and mixed urban anecdotes. It recalls a 1987 note on a city lemonade push, a dental plate anecdote tied to a government check incident, and a Washington reference to a 60 cent debt paid after a tip. The piece weaves local business quirks with distant federal mentions and a driver’s conscience.
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Washington
Ayne
Klein
More Camps Planned for Ide Felons
SACRAMENTO Calif ornia embarked today on a stepped up program to put idle convicts to work on state conservation and recreation projects. The expanded operation, made possible by an extra 844 million dollars in the new state budget, will increase the number of prisoners at work in the woods from 1 350 to 1 800 by next Jan 1. About 240 convicts will go to work almost immediately in new camps or enlarged camps. Further expansion is expected when Gov Brown signs a bill creating a Corrections Conservation Center run by a new branch of the State Corrections Department. Arnold and Richard A McGee praised the program saying there is nothing worse than caging a human being in enforced idleness. Inmates will build access roads to recreation areas, do stream clearance, forest improvement, firefighting and park improvements. Existing 60 man conservation camps in San Diego Placer Humboldt and Fresno Counties will expand permanently to 80 men. New camps will open in San Diego Mendocino Shasta Monterey Tulare and Calaveras Counties. a new 80 man camp will open in Fresno County later this month and another in San Bernardino County by December. The budget also provides funds for three 40 man mobile camps. Arnold’s bill will create a Corrections Conservation Center in Lassen County with branches in Tuolumne and Mariposa? counties.
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Stanley Arnold
Susanville
State Corrections Department
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Richard A. McGee
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McCree
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San Diego
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Shasta
Monterey
Tutte
Calivers
Kresno County
San Bernardino County
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Lassen County
Tuolumne
iMang
Cuba Moves to Arrest Resigned AF Leader Diaz
Fidel Castro's government seeks the arrest of Maj. Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz after he resigned his Cuban air force post and accused Communists of infiltrating the armed forces. Diaz, who returned from a month away due to typhoid, says Maj. Juan Almeida has targeted him. Almeida orders Diaz's arrest for desertion and other charges. Diaz claims Almeida seized control of the air force with Castro's approval. Police raid on Capt. Paul Hughes’s home uncovers arms cache and nearly 200 volunteers bound for an alleged Nicaragua raid against Somoza regime.
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Fidel Castro
Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz
Castro
Diaz
Cuba
Manuel Urtutia
Juan Almeida
Tol
Almeida
Fulipencia Batisti
Maj
Raul Castro
Jcuba
DIA
Evolutionary High Command
Ilastro
Krutia
Air Force
Isaldhata
U. S. Navy
Nicaragua
Seal
Paul Hughes
Atlanta
Luis Somoza
Red China Frees Three Nationalist Pilots
Tokyo based Radio Peking reports that Communist China released three Nationalist Chinese Air Force officers captured last year after being shot down over Fukien. The pilots were freed Tuesday because their families live on Quemoy offshore island.
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Tokyo
UPI
Peiping
China
Fukien
Quemoy
State Sea Surveys of Radioactive Waste
Washington reports the Public Health Service will survey this fall the effects of low level radioactive waste discharges on fish and marina life. Arthur Flemming, secretary of health, education and welfare, presented the survey at a news conference, noting some organisms that fish feed on may carry hazardous elements.
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UPD
Public Health Service
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Tife
Arthur
Flemming
Secreiwy
Health, Education and Welfare
Unclear OCR: press release item with mixed names and addresses
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and locations such as Pine Ave Long Beach and Clecutalion Smiter, with references to press delivery, carriers, and dates. Exact entities and context are obscured, rendering a clear event or notice undetermined from the readable fragments.
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Enterea Nz
Lang
I Pine Ave
Long Waach
Clecutalion Smiter
Exhibition in New York draws packed crowd and mixed reviews
The Moscow correspondent described the New York exhibition as a dazzling, smash opening with 1,000 people in line in the sun and an estimated 40,000 to 50,000 total attendance for its 42 days. Admission is one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children. Some sections showed Soviet goods below U S standards, yet overall press reception was favorable and aims to show life in the Soviet Union. The show mirrors its Moscow counterpart intended to illuminate how the other side lives.
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Moscow
New York Times
Soviet Union
Farj
Formance
New York Coli
Seum
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