Pasadena Advice Column Questions on Protests and X Mark Reality
A Pasadena reader asks where to protest sonic booms from SR-71 testing and about safety claims. Another inquiry seeks meaning of white Xs in streets used for photogrammetry and map work, with Caltech involvement and city permits. The column also covers elder fire code inspections and raw buttermilk availability.
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Sound Off on Park Access and Parked Roadwork Complaints
Vague complaints arise about access from Arroyo Parke Way to Colorado Boulevard and freeway disruption. Report notes warped concrete and poor visitor reactions, with unclear references to recent work and municipal actions in Pasaden a.
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Inside Today Behind Red China's Nuclear Power Story
A feature explores the rapid rise of Peking's H bomb program and the complex help from the United States and the Soviet Union, with analysis by Ryan and Blakeslee. Page 2 carries deeper background on the topic.
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Five Hurt Four Arrested in Los Angeles War Protest
About 12 000 demonstrators staged a well organized march down Wilshire Boulevard. Police reported five injured and at least four arrested during counterdemonstrations near Wilshire Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue. A melee near 3340 Wilshire involved members of the American Nazi party smeared with red paint. One Cuban refugee and a police officer were hurt. Three Nazi members were arrested, including Ralph Forbes, Southland leader. Other counterdemonstration groups harassed marchers but caused no major incidents. Spectators along Wilshire were largely sympathetic. The parade started at Serrayn Avenue and Wilshire, with coverage to continue on Page 2.
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New Trouble Breaks Out In Pittsburgh Wichita
Detroit ends two week emergency as Romney cites return to normalcy. In Pittsburgh teens riot after rock concert with no transport home. police say no hostility to officers. Wichita sees arson, firebombs and church damage amid curfew lifted later. Kennedy and Dirksen discuss urban disorders as national politics shift toward domestic issues.
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Revised Housing Proposal Killed in California Legislation
SACRAMENTO AP Un compromising opposition from a liberal conservative coalition doomed a Rumford open housing revision as the longest legislative session neared wrap up. Chief sponsor William T. Bagley said there were not the votes in the Senate and any renewal would have to wait for a five day session in September to consider.
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Lawmakers clash on Reagan admin overhaul plan
News notes in Sacramento depict a heated legislative battle over authorizing executive branch reorganization. Senate opposition and parliamentary moves threaten passage while Gov Reagan may call a special session. Assemblyman Moretti cites a Democratic split and Republican pressure to repeal the law.
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Hijacked Plane From Colombia Lands in Havana Cuba
Four Colombian hijackers and one Ecuadorian seized a domestic flight over the Caribbean and forced the pilot to divert to Havana. Cuban authorities intercepted the plane, escorted it to the airport, and said the crew and passengers would be allowed to return to Colombia after the plane is stored. The hijackers requested asylum in Cuba and were not identified by name.
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Israel and Jordan Reach Refugee Return Accord
Officials from Israel and Jordan met mid river Sunday under IRC auspices to finalize terms allowing about 200000 Arab refugees to apply for repatriation. The agreement modifies prior rules and delays deadlines, with joint oversight by Israel, Jordan, and the IRC continuing refugee processing.
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Craft Takes Moon Photos As Ordered
America's Orbiter 5, last in its lunar photo series, began cameras early Sunday under order for the Apollo manned landing program. NASA spokesmen at Jet Propulsion Lab confirmed 7 pictures were captured with initial frames delayed, and first domestic shot expected to reach Goldstone in California by 2:30 p.m. today.
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Ike Sees Continued Improvement After Stomach Upset
President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows gradual recovery from a digestive ailment at Walter Reed General Hospital. Doctors report tests and X rays negative for serious problems. he shaved and had a light breakfast, with a helicopter flight from Gettysburg noted as nonstrenuous. The president’s condition remains stable as doctors expect a short hospital stay.
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