Engle to Head Hospital at Luke Hospital in 1964
Dr. Engle elected chief of staff at the annual staff dinner meeting held at the Stytagd Pharmacy Building. He has served since 194, directed radiology at St. Tanke and taught radiology at USC. He holds multiple radiology fellowships and board certifications and serves on several medical and civic boards.
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Russians See Soviet Education as Literacy Power
Dr Herald C Hunt of Harvard spoke at Pasadena College on a USOED mission to the USSR. He described Soviet literacy high and regimentation, noting 80 of 100 adults literate in 1917 and a reversal today. He cited Moscow University as a symbol of Soviet commitment and modernization.
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Brown Sees Federal Aid for Los Angeles Transit
Governor Brown said federal support is essential for a future Los Angeles rapid transit system. He discussed with President-elect Kennedy a possible federal program for urban transit and education, plus a new Department of Urban Affairs modeled on the Reconstruction Finance Corp. He warned local taxes are saturated and emphasized the need for federal funds to advance transit within nine to forty years.
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GAO Cuts State Dept Unit Funds
GAO halted funds for the State Department inspector general and comptroller office over withheld foreign aid documents. The action, framed as an executive privilege dispute, threatens about 517000 dollars spent and 95 staffers, with potential presidential intervention to restore funding.
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Gable Will Filed In Los Angeles Probate Case
The will of actor Clark Gable, which left almost all his estate valued at over $1 million to his widow, was admitted to probate yesterday by Superior Judge Frank Ballilly in Los Angeles.
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Pasadena Morning Daily Advertisement Rates and Contact
A Pasadena California morning daily newspaper lists home delivery details including Sunday edition at 52.00 per month and mail rates for advance daily and Sundays at 2.60 in advance. It notes single copies and Sunday price, with class postage paid in Pasadena. Offices and contact information are provided for the Pasadena location.
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Cubans Buy Goods in Canada Amid U S Boycott Claim
Senator Prescott Bush reports Castro regime is moving funds from Mexico City banks to Canadian banks and that Cubans appear to be purchasing goods in Canada, suggesting easing effects of the U S economic boycott.
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Chicago vote praised as clean by Senate counsel
James Duffy, chief counsel for the Senate Elections Subcommittee, declared the Chicago residential election "clean as a whistle" despite GOP charges of wholesale stealing. Republicans, led by Roy A. Sheaff, cited 200 to 300 alleged irregularities and a circuit court suit challenging canvassing boards after the official tally.
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Fragmented Times Listing With Mixed Notations
A jumbled OCR style listing presents times, places, and codes such as 4:00, 2:33, 11230, and 108.0 along with numerous names and scattered phrases. It reads like a stray archive page fragment containing event references, theater hints, and numerical markers without clear structure or a single coherent item.
Richard Milius Opens Artist Concert Series
Richard Milius opens the 24th California Artists Concert season at 3:30 PM tomorrow in the San Marino Woman's Club Pasadena area venue. He is joined by Joanna Hedges and Isabel Smith, with Hedges performing Kabalevsky Sonatina and Chopin works. Tickets via Mu. 2-2969 or 721 Agent Ave, South Pasadena.
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Pasadena and Los Angeles Arts Exhibits and Theater Guide
A compilation of current art exhibits and performances across Pasadena and Los Angeles County venues. Highlights include Mc Murray collection works at Vasadon Art Museum and a fine prints show at Huntington, plus theater shows such as Antigone at PCC and She Rivalry at Pasadena Playhouse.
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Ecuadorian Plane Crash Blame Attributed to Pilot Error
A government investigative board ruled unanimously yesterday that pilot error caused the Ecuadorian Airlines crash on November 7, which killed 38 people. The report cites misjudgment and error by the pilot as the primary factor in the disaster.
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