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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1959
Page
12
Virginia Democrats vote to choose candidates for 47 of 140 General Assembly seats in a closely watched primary. Schools policy looms as the central issue, testing Gov Almond's leanings and the fate of his freedom of choice program amid debates over integration.
Five people die after a speeding car fleeing a police stop crashes into another auto at an intersection in Kansas City. The fleeing driver, Charles Schwancke 23, is among the dead. four passengers in the second car: Luther Thompson 22 James Fuller 23 Donald Ewing 26 and Robert Reed, all of Kansas City. Police say a routine check sparked the chase around 2 am on 27th Street.
A Connecticut father barricaded with his four young sons aged 1 to 4 in a Hartford area home, sparking a police and priest involvement. After hours of tense negotiations and gunfire, the father surrendered and was booked on a charge as officers recovered the rifle and the children were unharmed. The wife stated she did not know what triggered the incident.
Tokyo reports heavy rains on Kyushu causing floods and landslides. Nine people are dead and several others remain missing after the disaster. Authorities warn of continuing severe weather and possible further damage.
The notice references Tang Beach Celt Tear dated July 24 1989 with terse text likely a local brief or public entry. No clear event details or names beyond the location Tang Beach Celt Tear.
A compact ad style notice urges denture wearers not to fear plate slips. It promotes FAGTEETH a nonacid alkaline powder sprinkled on plates to reduce wobble prevent embarrassing moments, claims longer lasting fit and fresher breath with distribution in drug counters and stores.
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