Two American Tourists Fund Zapotec Indian Youth Education
Edward F. Mecca and Danny Roberts, both Californians, funded an education for Valentin Santadlla Cruz, 17, a Zapotec boy who handled cars for tourists in OARACA Mexico. They deposited 120 dollars to a local bank for books clothing and living expenses and arranged for visiting Ortiz Armen gol director of the receiving elementary school to disburse funds and report progress.
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Oakland
Calif
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Santa Barbara
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Mexico City
Mecca
Roberts
Valentin
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Heart Surgery Baby Gets A Chance To Live
Nine days after surgeons patched a hole in Jimmy Hunters heart the patient shows improvement. An experimental drug grown in Philadelphia was used to treat him and doctors say the outlook is favorable as his bronchial passages improve. The case highlights a promising response to the new therapy.
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Jimmy Hunter
Jimmy
Philadelphia
Lesson in seating nets big tip at Hilltop Star
A Texas oilman allegedly offered $100 to the Hilltop Star owner for a corner booth at Signal Hill, claiming a four-person party could sit and order enough to yield higher profits than a six-person party. The Star Room served a large meal totaling $68 as the billionaire enjoyed extra food for half of Texas amid a lively restaurant scene in Long Beach.
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Texas
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Beth D
Britain
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Jin
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Salom Slants Surprise Snow Short-Lived
Southland mountains saw a light unannounced snow flurry last Sunday with several inches at Mt. Baldy and 12 inches later in Mammoth area. Weather forecasters warned no weekend precipitation though ski activity continues. Dr. Sutter Kunkel notes Thunder Mountain had 5-6 inches. Mammoth reports 7-9 foot base and new powder after snow, while Badger Pass near Yosemite cites 69 inches and excellent surface. The 7th annual Long Beach Intracity ski races at Mammoth pit Skrid Finnen against Long Beach Ski Club as foreign imports loom. Dr. Kunkel plans Europe club trip next year with a monthlong schedule and Paris round-trip price about 300 dollars. estimated 181,000 travelers.
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Knowland Named UC Alumna of the Year Award Recipient
San Francisco report states United States Senator William F Knowland was honored Thursday night as the University of California Alumna of the Year. The event highlighted his service and ties to the university.
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Knowland
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