Klan Car Linked to Death Trial Nears End
FBI agent testified a 22 caliber bullet rested outside a car window tied to Ku Klux Klan defendants charged with conspiring to deprive civil rights during a march from Selma to Montgomery. Witnesses described a 22 caliber shot at Mrs Liuzzo’s car and a 6B caliber round aimed at her head, with defendants Eugene Thomas, Collie Wilkins, and William Raton on trial in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Black Arts Receiving Poverty Aid in Harlem Theater
NEW YORK AP A spokesman for a federal antipoverty program defended funding for a Harlem arts school where Negro youths stage dramas of antiwhite frustration and revenge. James Kelleher said the theater keeps youths off the streets and part of Harlem’s YHROU ACT program aims to educate about pride in color and positive change. Le Roi Jones leads the Black Arts Repertory Theater School founded last April.
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Classified Section Promotes Quick Local Ads
A reader praises The Independent and Star News classified page as the greatest and notes selling a lard wig and piano after an ad appeared. It urges others with unused musical instruments to join the trend and place ads by calling local numbers for quick, economical listings.
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PCC Coed Carole Cota Named 66 Rose Queen
Carole Cota of Pasadena City College is named 66 Rose Queen after being chosen by Tournament of Roses judges. The Los Angeles native, an art major at PCC, will lead the parade and coronation events with a court including six princesses and numerous appearances at public functions.
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Monrovia Set Vote On Schools Bond Issue
Monrovia voters face a March 8 ballot to raise 1.68 million to replace elementary school structures and fund high school renovations. The board defeated a plan to add a second question for 630,000, while discussing long term building needs and emergency funding amid prior bond defeat.
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Peter O'Toole Sued Over Nightclub Fight Claim
Special to The Independent Paris Count Philippe de Lafayette sues actor Peter O'Toole claiming O'Toole caused bodily harm in an unprovoked assault outside a Left Bank nightclub. The marquis, nursing a swollen jaw, described the Monday night incident to reporters.
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Telephone area listings for Pasadena and LA locales
Pasadena area comedy Sycamore phone 796 0311. East Valley formerly Zenith AQ. Los Angeles formerly Murray 6814871.
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De Gaulle campaigns on TV before Sunday vote
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle urged French voters to back him in Sunday's referendum asserting France will not subordinate itself to allies. The 75 year old premier sought a vote of confidence in a nationwide address, framing his leadership as essential to unity and independence amid a first ever popular vote for president.
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Viet War Review On Agenda For Johnson Meet
High level advisers from Washington will brief President Johnson at the LRI Ranch on Vietnam and global issues. Secretary Rusk and Defense Chief McNamara will report, with McNamara due to deliver a detailed briefing on International matters. The visit also notes upcoming talks with leaders Ayub Khan Wilton and Erhard. The Fleet command change includes Rear Admiral John J Hyland assuming command as Vice Admiral Paul P Blackhore recovers in Japan.
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Pasadena High Rise Zoning Moves Amid Approval Debate
Pasadena officials advanced zoning amendments to regulate high rise apartment projects. One amendment creates a RBH zoning limit affecting number of units. Planning Director and City Directors faced questions from Robert Oliver and others about impacts on taxed apartment properties.
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Memory Transfer in Animals Sparks Human Brain Hope
A California study reports memory and knowledge may be transferred between species via a needle injection using brain chemicals from trained animals. The experiment suggests lessons for human memory enhancement and potential future aids, though details remain uncertain.
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