NATO Urges Force Unity Amid De Gaulle Clash
Paris AP reports amid tensions with Charles de Gaulle that NATO ministers led by Secretary Rusk pressed for allied military and nuclear strategy cohesion. British, West German, Dutch and Italian ministers backed greater integration while wary of a separate French arsenal and calls for a broader defense shield.
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Patrick Gordon Walker
Irene
Min- Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
Charles
For Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Atlantic
U.S
Float Queen Chosen at Altadena Rose Parade Preview
Altadena crowned Sandy Shipman as float queen at Eliot Junior High School last night. Aubrey Wilson presided as queen selection, with court members Gwen Herest Julie Van Brussel Dee Hardcastle and June Southall. Ciara Travis was crown bearer. Shrine Chanters choir and a Carol Shop fashion show added the program.
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Altadena
Eliot Junior High School
Sandy Shipman
Aubrey Wilson
Robert R. Robertson
Gwen ‘Lerest
Julie van Brussel
Dee Hardcastle
June Southall
Ciara Travis
Barry Sacher
Rutgers Students Fined for Mailbox Destruction in Capers
Five Rutgers University students pleaded guilty to knocking down three mailboxes with a car in Millbrook New York. Justice of the Peace George Middlemiss imposed $5 fines each amid the AP report noting the youths had expected harsher punishment.
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Millbrook
N.Y
Rutgers , University
Old State Police
Justice of the Peace
George Middlemiss
Film Stars Robbed on Phone Tips
Beverly Mills police broke up a burglary ring that targeted movie personalities and other prominent figures using a restaurant contact to learn when homes were vacant. Three men were arrested after $5,500 cash, $45,000 in jewelry and purses, four pistols, and marijuana were seized. actress Darrell Baker was among those named. The suspects were Robert Klein, John Pizzi, and William de Spain.
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Beverly Mills
Ooen Italiana
Darrell Baker
Independent California Daily 1964 Publication Details
The Independent volume from Pasadena California published as a morning daily and Sunday paper with home delivery and rates for monthly subscriptions and single copies. It notes court-ordered advertising qualification under Superior Court of Pasadena and provides contact addresses and phone numbers for the Pasadena area.
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Pasadena
California
Gilles
East
Colorado Blvd
Pasadena Area
Jarmeriys
Sycamore
Fasl Valley
Fenithy
Lasegelen
Murvay
Typhoon Opal regains force amid Philippines warnings
Opal, an out of season typhoon battering Luzon, raised fears of returning to typhoon strength as high winds continue to hit the central plains. The storm derailed two trains, paralyzed rail traffic, and grounded a British freighter amid ongoing destruction.
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Opal
Philippine
Luzon
Tremor Strikes Taupo Amid Quake Series
AP reports a strong earthquake rattled Taupo in South Auckland on Tuesday marking the strongest in a sequence that began on December 4. Seismic activity prompted concerns over aftershocks and potential structural damage as residents felt the shaker across the region.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Taupo
Green Stays Closed Court Extends Case
Pasadena continues control over Hotel Green as a court grants another continuance to decide on vacate order. Judge Lloyd Nix delays ruling until Monday at 9 a.m. amid a foreclosure fight led by Le Ray Linnard and a push to sell the historic hotel at public auction in December.
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Pasadena Board Revises Home Repair Demolition Appeals
The Pasadena Board of City Directors approved revisions to the housing enforcement process. Appeals from residents ordered to repair or demolish their homes will be reviewed with new rules, including a 48 hour repair deadline in danger cases and a single city manager extension option. The board also set a one day limit for repairs and directed study on what constitutes a substandard home.
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Pasadena
AIBN
OEE
Peru
Svalt
Elder Gunter
Ecitys
Jencks
Amah
Azusa Band Loses Inaugural Parade Representation
Azusa Atlee Marching Band, California champions, is removed from representing the state in the January 20 Inaugural Parade in Washington, D.C. Dos Palos High School will take the spot after a last minute plan change. Azusa officials express pride in their achievements and note no reason was given for the switch. The band has a three year streak of first place wins in major competitions.
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Azusa Atlee
California
Washington, D.C
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Dos Palos High School
Democratic Central Committee
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Charles ‘Terrell Joe
Azusa
Charles Byers
Southern California
Northern California
Long Beach
West Arcadia
Heview
Gold Map Sells Fast in English and French Editions
OTTAWA AP The mapping branch of Canada's Mines and Technical Surveys Department released a world map bestseller with an initial print run of 4500 copies in English and French, selling out in 10 weeks at 1 each after mid July. A second printing of 3 000 was ordered for mid December. Tito Sends Greetings Belgrade Yugoslavia AP President Tito sent birthday greetings to Soviet leader Brezhnev, wishing him success in his work and for the further flowering of the Soviet Union, Tito's office reported.
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Ottawa
Canada
Mines and Technical Surveys Department
Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Socialist Republics
Tila
Valley Pair Escape Death in Car Crash
Two Valley residents narrowly survived a collision with a large earthmoving machine in Cavina. The driver Robert Whitaker 31 of Long Beach operated the earthmover as it turned at Howland and Barraneca Streets. Richard Flores 21 of Glendora and passenger Carsten Webster 22 of Azusa were knocked unconscious when the car became tangled beneath the machine.
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Valley
Cavina
Lloyd McDale
Robert Whitaker
Long Beach
Howland and
Barraneca
Richard Flores
S. Santa Fe Ave
Glendora
Doctor relinquishes claim to estate in wife’s murder case
Dr. R Bernard Finch, imprisoned at San Quentin, and Patti Daugherty agreed Tuesday to drop all claims to the late Mrs. Finch’s $180,000 estate. In exchange Finch relinquished rights and will be eligible for parole after signing away any interest. Attorney Gerald Knudsen announced the settlement, ending Patti Daugherty’s bid for fees and related claims as two other parties withdrew.
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R. Bernard Finch
San Quentin
Carole Trevietion
Barlgoff
Gerald Knudsen
Finch
Patti Daugherty
Ian
Mary Wagner
Ilam F. Wagner
Frances
Cove
Covina
Patti
Raymond Finch
Will Rer Finch
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