14 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
1
San Mateo police chief Martin C McDonnell has been named chairman of the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training SACRAMENTO officials announced the appointment.
Italian and Rome papers quote Linda Christian saying she would marry Italian actor Rodolfo Purdom, with speculation about a formal union. The report notes the couple’s dating history and public interest in their relationship.
Israel demands the death penalty for Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem as the court convicts him on all 16 counts for the mass murder of six million Jews. Eichmann repeats that he followed orders and blames his bosses, while prosecutors call him ferocious and bloodthirsty. Sentencing set for 11 pm local time. appeals likely, with execution possible if rejected.
Report notes limited NATO unity as members including Canada, Norway and Denmark may back actions and omissions of the United Nations while US officials defend UN decisions and field commands.
Silvertone hearing aids offered at unusually low prices with free hearing tests and private consultations. Sears Pasadena outlet at 2801 L Toothill Blvd advertises satisfaction guarantee or money back. United Nations debate over Congo cease-fire and Katanga, with US concerns about UN mandate, diplomacy with France and Berlin tensions discussed at NATO talks.
An Indian observer discusses American industry and publicity, contrasts with Indian development, and highlights shared goals. He cites diverse regional claims, including bridges, markets, and transport, to illustrate global perceptions and the enduring friendship between Americans and Indians.
Job seekers can read today’s classified ads for numerous openings across roles like library clerical IBM key punch bookkeeper and dental assistant. The sample listings show varied positions with weekly hours and starting pay, inviting readers to review full opportunities in the newspaper.
Dorothy Moses known as Grandma Moses died in her Maple Bridge home after a long self taught art career. Her first major exhibition in 1910 launched worldwide fame as a celebrated primitive painter. She produced over 1200 paintings and earned national recognition including a 1949 Women’s Professional Press Club award. She left five children, twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Pasadena California daily with home delivery rates and public notices. It lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, mail subscriptions, and a legal advertising qualification note referencing Superior Court order and a Pasadena office address with contact details.
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