18 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1964
Page
1
Yemen's President Abdullah al-Sallal traveled to Germany for stomach ulcer treatment. He arrived Monday aboard a special Soviet plane with a Soviet crew for medical care.
AP reports Kenneth O'Donnell and Gov. Edmund G. Brown plus Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh held a six hour planning session at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Brown said Unruh will play a major role but no changes were made to leadership assignments. The group discussed joint and separate campaign headquarters and continued meetings as the Johnson campaign progresses.
A joint government and World Health Organization survey reports a high tuberculosis burden in West Pakistan, with about one in 17 people affected. The release notes Health Director Hale Champion and adviser Don Bradley among officials present, alongside Senator Pierre.
Windsor Ontario AP report shows 4,201,298 vehicles and 14,2,823 passengers crossed the Windsor Detroit border in the first seven months of the year, as Canadian customs officials report.
Paris reports President Charles De Gaulle plans a new bid to ease tensions with Soviet bloc nations after the Romanian premier Maurer visit. France may approach Poland and Czechoslovakia next, with cautious steps and possible high level exchanges to renew trade, cultural ties, and mutual interest in closer ties with Paris.
Sen Hubert Humphrey urged possible negotiations or an enlarged United Nations role to settle Viet Nam, stressing the war would be won or lost in South Viet Nam and the United States would stay to secure independence while backing South Viet Nam’s efforts. He warned against rash words at home sparking actions abroad. He also argued the Vietnamese must take primary responsibility for peace, with the U S backing them and avoiding a wide war.
Rose L. Halprin of New York told 2000 Hadassah members in Los Angeles that Arab governments must be warned against intimidation and boycott threats in U S local politics. She condemned Arab meddling in U S and Great Britain, citing diplomats and agents in Latin America and warning of renewed German science aimed at Jewish communities on the eve of WWII anniversary.
An archived Pasadena section notes an early morning daily edition of a Basaden newspaper with home delivery details and monthly rates. It references Sunday and daily editions, address lines, and a call to inquire about subscriptions and power-related notices.
Pasadena artist David Villasenor plans a 12 foot diameter light weight replica of the Aztec calendar, weighing about 300 pounds, using a fiberglass blend to reproduce surface detail. He has built smaller versions at home and will study the original in Mexico City before unveiling in Los Angeles. The project honors Aztec art and culture and involves plans for a Mexican reception and display in a new museum wing.
A House-Senate conference committee approved a compromise wilderness bill to set aside 9 million acres of remote land for conservation. It rejected an attempt to authorize a commercial ski area in the San Gorgonio region near San Bernardino, California. The panel’s plan largely follows the House version and now awaits final approval from both chambers.
The Beatles depart London for a 15,000 mile US tour performing in 21 major American cities. About 20 accompanying entertainers join the quartet aboard a Pan American jet at noon from London Airport as they aim to spread Beatlemania nationwide.
Readable fragments report a 9000-year-old relic found near Perigueux France with claims of an advanced skull type cited by Dr Andra Chevaler former head of the French Archaeological Society. The rest of the text describes unrelated concert plans and security measures for a Beatles tour in the United States and Canada.
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