1965: A Charro Champ, Troublesome Teens, and Slippers for Dad

Father of four, Miguel Camacho, 41, downed bulls, roped wild horses and threw steers, winning "top charro" in May at the Tepic, Nayarit international charro event. When not at home on Olive Street, he ran a ranch in Tijuana. He rode his quarter horse to trophy greatness six times.

Home of the Brave:  Those yearning to dig wells in snake-infested jungles took the Peace Corps aptitude test on June 12 in the E Street post office.

Ace Greyhound Bus driver, Reno Orlo of Camarita Street, won a Safety Award Certificate, uniform badge and a clock for 20 years of faultless driving.

John Michael's Hairstyling, 7818 Broadway, offered a “Graduation Special” (free color rinse with styling) for peanuts.

Brumley's Shoes, 7763 Broadway, advertised $8.99 slippers for Father's Day in brown saddle leather stained “Cherokee.”

After local teens rioted on Broadway, folks protested when the little bums wanted a permit to start the Lemon Grove Teen Dance Hall at 746 Broadway in the “Broadwalk” (former haunt of Piggly Wiggly).  The permit was pending before the Board of Supervisors.