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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1966
Page
25
Stanley D. Mena 27 of Pueblo was fined $30 in municipal court for drunkenness and creating a disturbance. Mena is a state liquor inspector and a former deputy sheriff, cited in Pueblo Calo.
Paris report: Mrs Annie Marie Leone tipped by a neighbor that her husband cheated. She had the hotel room ready and called police at 6 am claiming a burglary. Officers found him with another woman. She was charged with giving false information. The court dismissed the charges but warned her.
Calvert introduces a bottled Margarita that is described as goof proof. It promises an authentic taste with tequila imported from Jalisco and fresh lime flavors, requiring only shaking with ice and serving in a salt rimmed glass.
A Japanese speaking computer promises a new era of multilingual output as researchers in Tokyo showcase a device that talks without pre recorded tapes. The machine aims to sound natural in English and other languages, aligning with trials by Hitachi and local firms.
A House committee member estimates U.S. taxpayers will pay between 2 and 8 billion dollars to move or reconstruct facilities in France as Charles de Gaulle remains in power. Rep. Charles Gubser notes the task involves many bases and equipment, with relocation hampered by U.S. France disagreements on disposition. Meanwhile a scientist demonstrates a speech synthesis computer at Japan’s Ministry of International Trade and Industry, using a brain computer and translator to generate spoken Japanese.
Belchertown Mass. Donald Fay 733 was charged with assault and battery Monday night for allegedly throwing a bucket of his mother's hot spaghetti sauce into the face of his brother in law Ralph Jenks 27 Jenks was hospitalized with second degree burns
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