Watts riots, Malcolm X, Arden come together in Chapter 26 of World of Hurt

World of Hurt

A Novel of Las Vegas

Richard J Pietschmann

Chapter 26

August, 13, 1965: Los Angeles Ablaze

Ever since President Kennedy was assassinated nearly two years ago, the world seemed to go more and more insane. Malcolm X was killed in February and in March racial tension reached a bloody boiling point at Selma and Montgomery. Meanwhile, a pointless war metastasized into a beast that fed upon itself, a generation gap yawned into a chasm of mistrust, and atomic brinksmanship terrified an already terrified planet as stockpiles of nuclear weapons grew into the tens of thousands.

Arden couldn’t say if he was more horrified or exhilarated. Hate, savagery and paranoia seemed pumped into the very air the country breathed, yet he was thrilled that missionary work had allowed him to explore an exciting new world of interesting ideas and different people on and around the Sunset Strip.

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Arden can't get Suzy Creamcheese out of his head in Chapt. 25 of World 0f Hurt

World of Hurt Chapter 25 will rock your world it's a
Catch-22


"Even now, as he waited outside the Mission president’s office, Arden couldn’t get Suzy Creamcheese out of his head. She was so wild, so free, so unlike any girl he had ever met in his 19 years on Earth. She was from Salt Lake, or might be, but he never got to ask if she was Mormon, or had been. He had heard of LDS girls going wild after moving away, even engaging in prostitution." Go  to www.worldofhurtvegas.blogspot.com for more of this riveting novel.

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Catch Howard Hughes naked and piloting a plane at www.worldofhurtvegas.blogspot.com

"It was hard to feel sorry for Howard Hughes, one of the richest and most famous men in the world. The daring aviator and aircraft innovator owned TWA, one of the largest airlines in the world. He was an industrialist with thriving companies and almost unlimited resources. He had made popular motion pictures—Hell’s Angels, The Front Page, Scarface—and owned RKO, a major Hollywood studio. A million people cheered him in a ticker-tape parade. He dated beautiful women."
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