16 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1964
Page
1
A column replies to Edan Wright about a misleading invitation to two neighbor girls by married men. The doctor denounces the maneuver as harebrained and improper, urging honesty with wives. A second letter from a 17 year old describes a controlling boyfriend and hints at seeking independence.
Marian discovers a breast lump and fears certain cancer after overheated rumor and folk remedies. Dr Levi Galen calms her, explains most lumps are not cancer, schedules biopsy or surgery, and emphasizes clear treatment options to reduce fear. The piece notes her prior misinformation shaped her panic.
The AFL C IO Meat Cutters Union planned picket lines at wholesale packing firms supplying Southern California supermarkets as a lockout shuts meat cutting in stores. Oxford Packing Co and Safeway plants reported normal operation while other unions consider a walkout. Pasadena area managers warned lines could disrupt market operations.
Beverly Hills police say three men were arrested in a burglary ring targeting affluent Los Angeles residents including actress Carroll Baker. A maitre d at a Beverly Hills restaurant tipped off accomplices about which houses to hit, while recovered items totaled about 45 000 dollars in jewelry furs and cash.
A diplomat died at El Rancho Market in Pasadena as police report a complex chain of events involving a Norwegian delegate and an AP string. two suspects, William de Spain and John Pizzi, tied to the case are named. Robert Klein, a restaurant employee, aided as a coordinator in the alleged thefts. Actress Carroll Baker was among those summoned to Beverly Hills station for evidence line recovery.
John Robert Fluor, 43, president of Fluor Corp Ltd, East Los Angeles, was elected chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers the highest post in the nation’s largest industrial group. He and his wife live at 1224 Grange Grove Ave. Thomas J. Rannan of San Marino was re elected as Southwest Pacific regional vice president. Albert Handschumacher and E S Hart wick will continue serving as California representatives.
In St Paul Minnesota Barbara Ann Wensel known to be born in a taxicab twenty two years ago Tuesday gave birth to twins in a neighbor’s apartment. The babies arrived a month premature as a deputy sheriff and a 35 year old midwife assisted. Husband Lee Wensel 24 was at a university exam.
A minor earthquake rattled a broad section of Guatemala at 1:17 a Tuesday. No injuries or damage were reported.
Santa invites Wille boys and girls in Pasadena Altadena Sierra Madre and San Marino to request a personal Christmas Eve visit by Dec 20. Letters should include name age address city and Christmas wish plus siblings and friends ages. Send to Santa Claus North Pole 99701 with a stamp.
Pasadena officials urged a broad rejuvenation of the West Colorado Boulevard business area beyond simple paint and extra parking. Director C Bernard Cooper and Director C Lewis Edwards spoke to a group at Gwinn's Magnolia House during a meeting of Upiled Pasadenans.
In a near three hour session the El Monte City Council urged Los Angeles County to acquire and keep the last airport in the San Gabriel Valley at its present site. The vote was 4 to 1 with Le Roy A. Scott dissenting.
Sacramento AP reports Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Sascoe C. Farley, a Republican, was elevated by Governor Brown to the Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday. He replaces the late Judge Leroy Dawann. Philip M. Saeta, a Democrat, was appointed to Farley’s Municipal Court seat. Saeta is a Los Angeles attorney.
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