Pasadena readers seek action line help from Independent Star News
Readers across Pasadena report woes from misrepresented magazine subscriptions and unclear refunds. A letter cites $13.75 for Glamour, delays, BBB guidance, and a request for refunds. Other items address city licensing penalties, stray dogs near Woodbury Road, and a Mola x chapter dues matter with transfer details.
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Independent Star-News
Colorado Bled
Pasadena
Calif
Gold Processing and Ore Handling Protest in Pasadena
A fragment describes gold ore handling and processing options offered by a Pasadena firm. It notes direct smelting is rare for small yields and mentions metallurgical processing and marketing, with contact details. The text references legal and regulatory constraints on refining and selling gold bearing materials.
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Het Aes
Emough
Pasadena
Hesparelk Leveratories
Congress St
Ake
Inside Today Police Protesters Clash
Police clash with 4000 protesters in a Brooklyn district after students throw hats stones and garbage. Report notes a troubled area and mentions page 4 reference. Phone numbers for Pasadena area and Los Angeles circulation are provided with after hours contacts.
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Brooklyn
Pasadena
Mast Valley
Los Angeles
Cesk
Five Friars Club defendants found guilty in $400,000 game scam
Five men including Maurice Triedman and Johnny Rosselli were convicted of conspiring to bilk show business elites and guests of more than 400000 through rigged gin rummy at the Friars Club in Beverly Hills. Jury verdict followed a five day deliberation after testimonies since last June.
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Friars Club
Janis
Los Angeles
U.S
William Gray
Clib
Beverly Hills
Tony Martin
Phi Silver
Zeppo Marx
Chicago
Theodore Briskin
Harry Karl
Debbie Reynolds
Briskin
Federal Grand Jury
Victor G. Sands
Edwin Nathaniel Gebhard
Miami, Fla
Gebhard
Cooper to defend Sirhan in Kennedy assassination case
Grant B. Cooper disclosed as the “other attorney” for Bishara Sirhan of Pasadena, charged with assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The Los Angeles lawyer, former president of the American College of Trial Lawyers, joins defense amid previous reports of a second mystery attorney and a possible third joining later. Sirhan, 24, a Jordanian immigrant, is accused of firing in the Ambassador Hotel kitchen.
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Grant B. Cooper
Munday
Bishara Sirhan
Pasadena
Robert F. Kennedy
Cooper
Los Angeles
Lastine
Sirhan
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Russell 5
Parsons
American College of Trial Lawyers
Los Angeles County Bar Association
Rbernard Finch
West Covina
Carole Tregaf
Finch
Alaska plane crash kills 39 aboard near Anchora c h
A F A reported the F27 wing-engine propjet crashed in subzero weather near Spot sy Lake about 150 miles southwest of Anchorage killing all 39 aboard. FAA officials say 34 passengers and 3 crew plus 2 infants were aboard. witnesses saw the airliner circle with smoke before the 9 03 Alaska Standard Time crash.
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Anchorach
Alaska
Here
Federal Aeronautics Administration
Air Force
Wien
George Fay
FAA
Spotsy Lake
Tiliamna
Protest Leader Testifies About Demonstrations at DNC
A protest leader testified that demonstrators tried to avoid violence during the Democratic National Convention. He urged all classes and races to join street marches while alleging Chicago officials under Mayor Daley discouraged middle class participation with a heavy police and troop buildup.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas Ee
Haydon
Oakland
Calif
Students For A Democratic Society
Mouse Committee On An
U S Limits Air Traffic at Five Congested Airports
Washington AP reports the U S DOT FAA issued a rule capping takeoffs and landings at five busy airports. Effective April 27, the limits apply to John F Kennedy LaGuardia Newark National Washington National and O Hare Chicago amid last summer traffic chaos.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
la Guardia
Newark
New York City
National
O'Hare
Chicago
Department of Transportation
Federal Aviation Administration
Finch Hesitates on Nixon Cabinet Influence
SACRAMENTO AP Lt Governor Finch remains unsure about joining Richard Nixon's Cabinet. He declined to name potential successors to Reagan, saying only that Reagan must choose someone acceptable to him. Finch and Reagan met privately for lunch. Finch will decide this week once certain Nixon is going to Washington. Minch, a Nixon adviser, works in New York on the new administration.
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Sacramento
Robert
Finch
Richard M. Nixon
Reagan
Washington
Minch
Nixon
New York City
Maryland Official In Key Agnew Post
Annapolis Maryland secretary of state C Stanley Blair is named as the vice president elect Spiro Agnew's chief aide. Blair a 40 year old lawyer will serve as the principal staff member for legislative and executive affairs in the new national administration.
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Spiro “I. Agnew Mondey
C. Stanley Blair
Maryland
Hig
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Blair
Penalty Urged for Chicago Police Rioters
Daniel Walker head of a federal task force urged prompt and severe discipline for Chicago officers labeled rioters during the Democratic National Convention. The 233 page report to the National Commission on the Causes of Violence found police actions at times amounted to “a police unit” while acknowledging provocative circumstances. Police officials declined comment. Mayor Daley praised the study but criticized its summary as loud.
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UPT
Munday
Plas
Daniel Walker
Walker
Tream
National Commission On the Causas
Che Ery
James B. Connisx
Frank Sullivan
Police Department
Conlisk
Joseph J. LeFevour
Fraternal Order of Police
Richard J. Daley
Sail Sunday
Kissinger Named Assistant to National Security Affairs
President elect Nixon appoints Henry A. Kissinger Harvard professor and policy adviser as assistant to national security affairs. Kissinger vows long range planning and careful option review to prevent crises, while Nixon reorganizes the White House security planning machinery and NSC. Allen of Hoover Institution to join Kissinger on the council staff.
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Rucharid M Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
Harvard University
Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Israel
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Loo
Q. 4. Simpson
University of Southern California
Richard V. Allen
Hoover Institution of War, Revolution and Peace
Stanford University
Alen
Foreign Patley
Jordanian Israeli Guns Duel Shakes Front Lines
In a three hour pre dawn artillery duel along the widest front since the Middle East War Jordan and Israel traded heavy fire from the Beisan Valley to the Jordan Valley. Israeli spokesmen said Jordanian shells hit multiple settlements near the Sea of Galilee with no Israeli casualties reported. Jordan reported an Israeli air raid near Irbid killing two soldiers and wounding another.
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Middle East
Beisan
Jordan Valley
Golan Heights
Syria
Tsraeli
Kfar-Ruppin
Maoz-Hayim
Neve-Eytan
Hamidin
Ret-Yosef
Yardena
Ashdol-Yaacov
Tel-Katzir
Sea of Galilee
Amman
Jordan
Irbid
Classified ad sells enlarger quickly says Altadena woman
Mrs J T Posey of 1709 Meadowbrook Road Altadena reports that a photographic enlarger sold almost immediately after appearing in the newspaper classified section. To place an ad call 796-1311 and reach multiple exchanges including Monte and Covina.
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J. T. Posey
Meadowbrook Road
Altadena
Disruptions at San Francisco State reopen clash with police
Demonstrators clashed with acting President Hayakawa's security as classes resumed at San Francisco State College. Police arrested at least four demonstrators and impounded a vehicle. windows were broken and missiles were thrown. Hayakawa announced more arrests and suspensions while noting near normal operations with about 5,000 on campus.
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S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
San Francisco
Hayakawa
Steifevidden
San Vieancisco
California Ighway
Roger Alvarado
Third World Liberation Front
dJolir Levin
Students For A Democratic Society
Jerry Varnardo
Black Students Union
Clared
$500 Fine Imposed for TV Sex Film in Coachella Valley
Speedroll station control technician Robert Allen Veatch pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to broadcasting a racy stag film on KPLM last Oct. 27. He was fined $500 by U.S. District Judge Frantis C. Whelan for transmitting material with obscene meaning. Veatch said the showing was accidental and that he thought he had cut off cable transmission before moving the film to a private setup.
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Robert Allen Veatch
Los Angeles
U.S
Frantis C. Whelan
Veatch
San Bernardino
Federal Communication Commission
Erinate
KPLM
Palm Springs
Palm
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