Action Line Answers Pasadena Readers Questions
The Independent Star News Action Line replies to reader queries on cost of living changes since 1940, budgeting by a Los Angeles area family, eviction notices, tenancy rules, rental classifications, delayed mail for repaired pipes, and an auto seat cover ad. It notes June cost of living up 167.7 percent since 1940 and cites Bureau of Labor Statistics figures, with practical guidance on rent notices and local ordinances.
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Reaction to July quake deaths cited by readers
A reader cites Dirk Workman and Ron Ripley to argue about earthquake fatalities and eyewitness accounts from a 1933 quake. A.B. alleged argument is noted, with a Pasadena physician refuting sensational claims and emphasizing records show only one student died in the Wilson Iigh collapse and none elsewhere.
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Inside Today Amusements and Sections Placed By Page
The note lists section markers and page numbers for a newspaper including Amusements Financial Bridge Horoscope Comics Society Sports Deaths Television Editorial Theatres and contact numbers for Pasadena East Valley and Los Angeles with a circulation desk phone time. It reads as a table of contents or index rather than a full article.
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Rockefeller backs Nixon as GOP unity pledge in Miami
Governor Nelson Rockefeller endorsed Richard Nixon “all the way” at the GOP convention in Miami Beach. He urged unity and urged New York to support Agnew, though he did not name a vice presidential pick. delegates backed Agnew with 84 votes to Romney’s eight.
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Weekend travel guide highlights many regional events
Old Miners Day in Burra Derby dances at Big Bear Lake run through Sunday with a 12 15 p.m. parade and athletic events. California International Sea Festival streams daily in Long Beach Marine Stadium and beaches. Various picnics, regattas, fairs, rodeos, art exhibits, and theater productions fill Southern California communities through the weekend.
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Nixon Accepts Agnew as Running Mate at GOP Convention
At Miami Beach Richard Nixon surprised Republicans by naming Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew as his vice presidential candidate. Delegates clashed over the pick before endorsing it, while Romney urged unity and protests reflected factional tensions within the party amid the convention delay.
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Riot Flares in Liberty City as Troops Move In
National Guardsmen cleared embattled Liberty City with tear gas after gunfights left three dead. Looting spread along northwest Third Avenue as stores were looted and arrests climbed into the hundreds. Troops urged residents to stay indoors while patrols and armored units restored order amid chaotic Seattle?
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Agnew Bid Surprises Humphrey
WAVERLY Minnesota UPI reports Vice President Humphrey called Nixon's selection of Gov. Spiro Agnew as running mate a significant Republican compromise. He praised Agnew as capable, while noting the choice reflects party tensions and Maryland border state considerations. Humphrey warned of a clear policy choice if nominated.
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Agnew Greek Immigrant's Son Rises to Maryland Governorship
Spiro Agnew, son of a Greek immigrant hotel owner born in Baltimore, rises from a troubled youth to Maryland governor. Born Anagnostopoulos, he shifted from chemistry at Johns Hopkins to law studies, married Judy Judefind after World War II service, and earned four battle stars plus the Bronze Star in Europe.
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Nixon Accepts GOP Nomination Vows End To Vietnam War
Richard Nixon accepted the Republican presidential nomination and pledged an honorable end to the Vietnam War if elected. He contrasted 1960 defeat, urged unity, and voiced confidence in victory while noting parallel challenges at home and abroad. He cited support from Republicans and referenced President Eisenhower as he addressed the convention in Miami Beach.
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Advertiser Rented House First Day Reported
Mrs. Bruce Ault of 802 N First St Arcadia reports renting a two bedroom house on the first day. Readers are urged to place economical Independent Star News classified ads to rent properties quickly via local exchange numbers.
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