07 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1965
Page
1
Norfolk AP reports a supposed explosive torpedo hauled aboard the trawler New Bedford was identified as a practice mine filled with plaster and lacking any explosive capability, removing a danger concern.
Two members of the British team at the World Bridge Championships in Buenos Aires were found guilty of morally conveying signals. Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro were deemed guilty by the Executive Committee of the World Bridge Federation after charges raised by the American team. The ruling followed a May 23 hearing, with the American team captains withdrawing the Britons from competition amid the accusations as the ACBL reported the outcome during the Chicago summer nationals.
In Red Bank New Jersey Kathleen McCautey a week-old Mongoloid infant died after a court ordered operation to remove an intestinal obstruction was granted over parental opposition. Superior Court Judge Mariano named Riverview Hospital administrator John Daniels guardian and barred the father from interfering with hospital action. The surgery was delayed as the child's condition worsened after being on the critical list since birth.
A dense listing of venues in the Pasadena region offering nightly entertainment and dancing. Includes Pepper Mill Steak House Walton Robison Orchestra Bacchante Room Rincon Flamenco lounge Padua Hills Theatre and several theatres in Altadena Glendale and San Gabriel, with schedules, performers such as Nick Bray Ray Aguirre Rene Heredia Zoraida and Bobby Clark, and dates through August.
The notice from The Independent Ag dated 1564 outlines home delivery and single copy prices for daily and Sunday editions in Pasadena California. It lists subscription rates 0122.35 monthly for both daily and Sunday, 1 060 monthly for Sunday only in advance, and 2 35 for daily and Sundays in advance. Also notes second class postage paid at Pasadena and a Superior Court order authorization.
Irwindale Planning Commission delays decision on a quarry zone change sought by Livingston-Graham Co to reactivate an old quarry south of Galen Street. The Duarte surrounded property faced prior opposition and a referendum previously halted quarrying.
Night and morning coastal fog and low clouds along the coast. Otherwise hazy sunshine today and Sunday with little temperature change. Night and morning fog in the coast and inland areas. Inland and central Los Angeles Basin may see light to moderate eye irritation due to smog.
The region sees mostly sunny Saturday and Sunday with high temperatures reaching the upper 90s to low 100s in valley areas. Lows Saturday night drop into the 60s and 70s across valleys, with coastal and mountain regions cooler. Variable winds 15 to 18 knots locally with some afternoon cloudiness and isolated showers possible in southern deserts.
Actor Everett Sloane, 55, a prolific character actor, was found dead in his Brentwood home on Friday. Police suspect self-inflicted death after barbiturate use, with two notes left in sealed envelopes handed to the coroner. Sloane, a New Yorker who trained at University of Pennsylvania and rose with Orson Welles, appeared in many mysteries and dramas and in Citizen Kane.
WASHINGTON AP The Atomic Energy Commission announced a low yield nuclear test conducted Friday at the Nevada test site. The blast quantity was less than 20 000 tons of TNT. The report notes the test as part of ongoing nuclear research and development programs under AEC oversight.
The article notes stomach ulcers worsen in spring and autumn and ease in winter or with rain subsiding. It discusses doctors' uncertainty about seasonal triggers, suggesting diet shifts or weather as possible causes, and mentions sufferers wishing for winter relief until fall returns.
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