Pasadena Board Approves Victory Park High School Plan
Pasadena Board of Education unanimously approved a new senior high on the Victory Park site. The motion funds immediate construction, condemnation for future junior college site, and purchase of 23 additional acres east of the site. The plan keeps Pasadena City College as the junior college and allows future expansion with elementary bond funds.
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Shattuck Declines Bid for 26th District House Seat
Glendale Pasadena area report notes Edward Shattuck says he is not a candidate to replace the late Rep Carl Hinshaw in the 26th Congressional District. GOP leaders delay committee setup as new candidate screening begins with a five member panel including Mrs Herzog and others from Pasadena and Glendale.
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Virginia Herzog
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Louise Padelford
Ross Barrett
Army Captain Selly Is Accused Of Payroll Embezzlement
Captain Selly, 32, a decorated Army officer, faces charges of embezzling 11.20 from a Fort Ord payroll during a one week spree. FBI arrested him in Los Angeles after he bought a late model car and found 420 more dollars in an unknown apartment. Judge Theodore Hocke ordered bond and custody pending jurisdiction by military or civil authorities.
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Boston ads draw broad interest for classified items
Circulation chiefs note readers from Boston respond to ads in the classified section. A Tre Independent Star-N stvi ad for Min tor China collection drew a distant inquiry from a Boston woman. The note argues strong response from placing ads locally.
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Sewer Pipe Kills Menlo Park Worker in Azusa
A Menlo Park worker, George Lanag, 52, was crushed by a load of sewer pipe after it toppled from a truck in Azusa. Searchers extended the missing persons case to two youths Brenda Howell, 11, and Lee Baker, 13, last seen hiking toward Morris Dam. Local deputies, police, and volunteers combed San Gabriel Canyon while families rushed to support the children’s families.
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Killing Trial Set for San Marino Man in Utah Murder
Elko Nevada district court schedules trial for David Clark Sellers 22 who pleaded innocent to the July slaying of California tourist Paul Brooks 434 Mountain View a Cal criminologist’s adopted son. Trial set for November 13 in Elko.
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Bride Blames Butch in Wild Shooting Spree
VAN NUYS. Barbara Mihich 24, a newlywed of four months, fired about 130 rounds from five guns inside her San Fernando Valley home before police used tear gas to subdue her. She was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after striking a police car wind shield and firing into nearby residences.
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Sabotage Blamed in Colombia
A truck convoy loaded with explosives detonated in downtown Cali, killing and injuring hundreds. President Rojas Pinilla blamed political sabotage and vowed punishment for the conspirators as rescue workers searched ruins in hotels, cafes, a military police HQ, and a railway terminal. A US Red Cross plane carried medical supplies to assist the victims.
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Air Force to shrink after 1953 buildup plan
Government sources indicate the Defense Department will cut back the Air Force next year as weapons growth reduces the need for large forces. Defense Secretary Charles Wilson said U S military forces may be reduced in the new fiscal year beginning July 1 1953. Other reports say the Air Force may reach 157 wings by June 30 then gradually shrink.
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Outbreak Tops 606 in Chicago Disease Battle
The Chicago daily reports 27 new cases and three deaths in the ongoing battle with the crippling disease. Page 6 notes the toll as the city fights this outbreak.
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Serenade by Bagpipe Fills Evening Sky Over City
Chuck Knowles, 27, serenades from the Inde pendent Star News Building roof at night. He plays bagpipe during his night shift break, drawing neighbors to listen as he leans near the parapet with two friends surveying the busy streets below. He is a former Army member and Highland Guard’s Band player in Monrovia.
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