14 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
1
A killer cold wave paralyzed the South and buffeted the Great Lakes region from Michigan to New York. Michigan authorities called out the National Guard as more than 65 000 children were sent home from school in two southwestern counties. The Arctic influx and gale driven storms intensified the toll as eight days of severe weather unfolded.
Officials warn residents that two unaffiliated men with clipboards posing as CRA inspectors are soliciting offers to buy property in Pepper area Pasadena. CRA executive director T Russ Williams urged insistence on CRA credentials and identification, noting no agency purchase offers have been authorized.
KINGMAN Arizona A 22 year old man Raymond J Hudgens was arrested in Van Nuys Calif on a fugitive warrant and faced first degree murder counts in Arizona for killing his wife Grace Mary 20 and her parents Myrah Young 67 and Dorothy Young 55 He allegedly admitted shooting them and left his one year old son Raymond Jr in another room Hudgens may be returned to Arizona after signing a waiver of extradition He reportedly called police to report the crime so his son would not starve as records noted extreme cold waves across several states nearby Kingman Miami and other states faced severe weather with readings of 18 below in Tennessee and 17 below in Kentucky The article also mentions a separate robbery tied to a Samurai Sword incident in Los Angeles and a foster placement for the couple’s child The story ends by directing readers to Page 8 for more.
TAKELAND Florida reports a severe cold front from Canada blasted the state, devastating citrus and vegetable crops. Inspectors note potential building damage and ongoing efforts to save what can be rehabilitated as experts compare losses to the 1957-58 freeze.
Mrs Rita Knopf of San Gabriel notes three newspapers passed on calls before renting her house on the first day via Indepen dent and Star News classified ads. Eight people are on a waiting list, highlighting strong reader response from Independent and Star News. Call toll-free 4enith 2339 to place a classified from Valley areas.
A warrant was issued for Roscoe I. Jones after he removed doors windows and gas stove burners from a one room apartment in Washington to force payment of $14 in back rent. The Smith family and their three children including a sick 3 month old fled to a hotel as sub freezing temperatures followed. Officials ordered repairs and enforcement of city fire and housing codes.
JPL scientists prepare to analyze Mariner Venus data from today after the spacecraft passed Venus at about 12 01 P S T in a 2447 pound package of instruments and radios for close planetary measurements near the planet.
UPI reports NASA placed a new Relay satellite into successful orbit to restore live TV links with Europe and enable a 40 minute Christmas program. The satellite, 172 pounds, follows the Polstar line and aims to handle global radio and television signals linking North America and Europe. Debut broadcast slated for December 19 at 8 30 pm PST with cameras across continents.
Report describes Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory tracking at Goldstone relayed to a news press via telephone and public address. Key figures include Dr Wil Hans Pickering James Webb Homer Newell and E M Cortright. Mission aims to measure Venus atmosphere and magnetic fields. Mariner 2 speeds toward Venus with a close sun approach planned on November 27.
Senate Humphrey urged not to delay tax cuts, warning against extended haggling as administration seeks an accommodation with Boston conservatives. A policy statement favored a quick cut linked to tax reform, backed by the CED which pressed for a lion income tax cut and a $3 billion level, arguing it would boost production and investment despite potential deficits.
Veteran legislator Wilkie says Congress should pursue revenue reforms to reduce the deficit but opposes a pure tax measure. Kennedy shifts stance, indicating cautious support for economic policy changes. President’s telecast strategy under review as viewpoints diverge in Ways and Means discussions.
Kingsbury Smith publisher of the New York Journal American appeals to the President for resolution of a newspaper strike. The strike has tied up nine New York papers, sidelining thousands of workers during the Christmas season and affecting ESP services across the metropolis.
A colorful weekend unfolds with a San Luis Rey Oceanside program featuring a Mexican orchestra, Las Posadas reenactment, and a Bethlehem journey. Disneyland hosts a “Many Lands” festival with 2500 costumed participants. Parades start 2 pm, with candlelight services at Ensenor Moinho and Naples Parade in Long Beach.
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