31 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1963
Page
1
The Safety Council warned of 430 to 520 potential fatalities and 17 000 to 21 000 injuries over the holiday period. Chicago area motorists were expected to travel 235 000 cars out of the metropolitan region before midnight yesterday with 13 000 more today and 35 000 tomorrow.
Scotland Yard broadened the hunt for the £3 million great mail train robbery suspects. Photos circulated show Bruce Reynolds and his wife Frances Reynolds along with new couple Barbara Daly and her husband. Detected are three aged men and a fourth wanted man linked to the raid. Police press the dragnet across Britain and Ireland.
A Burbank aircraft worker William J Frisina 22 was arraigned on murder charges for stabbing his 21 year old pregnant wife Sharon in a small apartment Wednesday night. He was ordered to stand trial September 5 for preliminary hearings. Frisina told police he killed her and contemplated taking his own life as officers found the body wrapped in a bed spread with him stroking her hair and saying you’re better off now.
Retired Superior Court Judge Clement D. Nye, 70, who presided over the Whall murder trial of Ewing Scott and sentenced the "red light ballet" Caryl Chessman to death, died early yesterday in his Cheviot Hills home after announcing retirement for ill health. He served as a judge for 31 years.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania families await news as drills reopen the shaft to reach trapped miner Bova. Drebitko, 36, aided by volunteers, descends the hole to probe debris separated chambers while officials report the route to the trapped man remains blocked by 18 feet of rubble.
Listings show timing details for various screenings and venues. It notes schedules for neighborhood theaters, including titles like Amita and Brothers Grim, with venue references and opening times.
A dense scan of nightly and weekend shows across Los Angeles and surrounding cities through Sept. 21. Cast listings include Dick Kallman at Philarmanie Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Wed-Sat. Bye Bye, Blairie with Gobel and Dunn at 8:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Wed and Sat. Melodyland Theatre in Anaheim through Sept. 10. The Ire House Balladeers with Les Baxter at various days. Bluegrass Fest and Hootenanny listings. Pasadena and Covina venues feature Big Little and Wild Ones, Barbra secretem, and other acts. Also noted are Miss Gabriel Mission and Billy Graham Crusade at the Rose Bowl and Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum schedules.
Israel accused Syria of opening fire on Irrapil farms near the Sea of Galilee in a new United Nations dispute. Israeli Ambassador Michael Comay urged the Security Council to action while noting a complaint was filed with the UN Armistice Commission and an investigation is underway.
James A Landis former Harvard Law School dean and ex government official received an 80 day federal prison sentence for income tax evasion covering 1956 to 1960. He expressed remorse and said penalties include immediate confinement and one year probation. Landis 63 undergoes psychiatric treatment after admission to the U S Public Health Service Hospital on Staten Island. He had pleaded guilty to five counts amid a tax return delay dispute and had earned 360827 93 in gross income.
Washington reports that labor and management officials urged President Kennedy to nominate three neutral members of an arbitration board to resolve the rail work rules dispute. James J. Reynolds said officials anticipate deadlock and consider possible appointees after talks between J. E. Wolfe and H. E. Gilbert. Legislation already moved to empower the President if a walkout occurs.
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