01 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
1
Erhard bids farewell to the West German people warning that political charlatans and professional opportunists threaten the republic. The remarks appear on page three of the issue.
Reni Sue Aranson underwent a blood transfusion Wednesday and doctors said the tiny survivor of Abin hipless born last Saturday came through the operations in good condition. Dr. Lee Bass, Avanson pediatrician, said 73 percent of the infant's blood is exchanged and they are hopeful for a successful outcome. Roni Sue's condition is good.
Fog from the Southern California coast closes airstrips including International Airport. A seaplane made an emergency landing off Santa Catalina Island as Coast Guard reports no injuries. Meantime Playboy Playmate Linda Jean Moon Veverka sues Playboy for 2 million dollars claiming invasion of privacy over photos taken when she was under 18, filed in October.
Capsule notice reports Wadnesday night opening of Life With Father at the Pasadena Playhouse with Tedn Ames superb as father and Lurene Tyrtle balancing the irascible household. A review by Dick Benke for The Indepensient Friday. Adview for Dr Robert Jenkins predicts Pasadena school future and education plans. Staff writer Ron Ripley outlines Jenkins visions in Pasadena on page C-1.
Reporter Martin Xivel portrays a grim scene as a two front strike disrupts Santa Anita and Baby New ear. Maury Wills and the Yankees figure in a three way swap as MLB clubs seek bold trades in Pittsburgh. Hendrickson analyzes the Wills situation in detail.
Reagan told reporters in Sacramento that California faces a large budget deficit for the year starting July 1. He warned taxes may rise as lawmakers confront a roughly 400 million to 450 million shortfall. He cited estimates by Caspar Weinberger and others, and pressed for bigger appropriations from education and state agencies.
BERKELEY AP University of California police and Alameda County sheriff arrested eight non students Wednesday night during a sit in protesting Navy recruitment in the Student Union beyond midnight. Among those arrested was Mario Savin a leader in the December 1964 Free Speech Movement. After arrests more than 1000 students gathered around the union as campus groups discussed actions including a possible student strike and another sit in. The midnight confrontation was defused when Associated Students announced the building would stay open.
NASA called the Lunar Orbiter 2 image of Copernicus the picliné of the century a highly detailed shot taken Nov 24 from 284 miles. Dr. Martin Swetnick praised it as the finest photograph of Copernicus, promising new scientific insights into crater walls, rubble, and interior peaks.
A fragmentary reader notice page shows sections like Classifieds, Crossword, Comics, Society and Sports along with vague headers and partial Pasadena telephone listings and theatre notes. It lacks clear events or named individuals but indicates local notices and ads.
Harbor Beach Michigan reports the freighter Daniel J Morrell broke apart in Lake Michigan’s gale after dawn Tuesday. Twelve bodies recovered, twenty crew missing. only one survivor found on a raft amid fog and snow. Coast Guard combs 20 mile search area with helicopters and aircraft as temperatures fall and seas remain hazardous.
Charles Horne of General Dynamics urged San Gabriel Valley leaders and business figures to draft a concrete plan for industrial growth. The talk at Huntington Sheraton urged local government support to secure land for expansion at fair prices, easing relocation and tax burdens while stressing rapid transit and a large airport to serve a swelling population.
Philliy E Walsh, 42, indicted for taking bribes to influence property tax rulings in Los Angeles County after sweeping changes to assessments. Co-defendants include Robert N Cold attorney Har L Sherman real estate exec and former Deputy Assessor John L M French. Bail set at 5000 for Walshon Cold Sherman, 425000 for French. Counts cite conspiracy and bribery with alleged campaign contributions and tax reductions in exchange for favorable rulings.
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