29 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
1
SACRAMENTO The State Fair opened with a normal crowd of 69,524 through the gates by 4 p.m. A dispute between the Teamsters Union and the Coca Cola bottler drew pickets at several gates. By agreement with fair management, pickets will distribute leaflets from today through the rest of the fair. the union and distributor refused to discuss the dispute.
Evangelist Billy Graham warned that a Supreme Court trend to remove God and the Bible could spark a march on Washington. Speaking in Los Angeles to 28,651 attendees, he urged readiness to defend faith, oppose secularism, and said true freedom centers on Jesus Christ amid national moral tensions.
Washington interior subcommittee wrapped a two day hearing on authorizing 11 billion for the Central Arizona Water Project. Chairman Frank E Moss said testimony would resume in late September or October. Reclamation head Floyd Dominy defended the CAP as sound and economically justified. Senators Hayden and Goldwater urged quick passage while Senator Kuehl argued the process is illegal without a department report.
Arson suspect J. J. Bertrand Helander, 38, ordered to a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles Municipal Court. Helander, a real estate financier, was arrested after observers saw him at many Hollywood fires and faces two counts of arson. He was released on $5,000 bond.
Police suspect a burglar carried out a brutal attack in a fashionable East Side apartment, killing Janice Wyffe 21 and Emily Hoffert 23. Both victims, bound and stabbed, were found in bed by Wylie's brother, with the scene described as a burglary gone violent in New York.
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