30 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1965
Page
1
Governor Brown urged employers to cover the difference between National Guard pay and regular wages for guardsmen amid protests in Los Angeles. Mayor Yorty criticized the CHP and police actions, claiming officers overreacted and that poor crowd control escalated the Watts era riots.
A priest previously removed for accusing church prelates of drug peddling was reinstated after he formally withdrew the charges and apologized. The action followed a church investigation into the matter and confirmed by diocesan officials.
AP reports Los Angeles Police Chief William H. Parker said the Watts riot might not have occurred if officers had made the arrest that triggered it. He cited area tensions and internal conflicts, noted only 4 percent of LAPD are Negroes with about 20 percent of the department including clerks. He urged support for the rule of law as recruitment remains difficult nationwide.
Washington reports a new biological research outpost in the McMurdo Sound region. A 125‑foot ship will support year‑round life science, geological, and observational studies in the coastal and nearby islands with Navy icebreakers aiding transport and access.
The National Guard has largely withdrawn from the riot area in Los Angeles after a six day duty. Lt Gen Roderic C Hill said more than 15 000 guardsmen helped restore order and most units returned home as calm returned a week after violence began on August 11.
Soviet officials push to relax price controls and expand supply and demand dynamics. Vladimir Litnin, promoted to minister, signals a shift toward capitalist pricing. Central planning has constrained quality and availability, harming public access to goods and creating wasteful markets.
Mountain areas show mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorm chances in southern valleys Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures rise to near 95 in many valleys with warm evenings and gusty winds. Cooler periods possible with clouds lowering afternoon highs in higher terrain.
The fragment discusses a belief that puberty timing varies by climate, with temperate zones yielding earliest development and extreme heat or cold retarding maturation. It cites Eskimo, Tscitian?, Kansas, Havane, and South America as examples, noting warmth and moderate conditions influence vitality in warm-blooded animals, including humans.
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