Pierson Pleads Guilty to Burglary and Probation Violation
Pierson 22 pleaded guilty in Alham bra Municipal Court to burglary of a San Gabriel auto establishment and faced a probation violation. He, with co defendants Lowell Naw Theim Ralph Norheim and Marcella Jensen, was arraigned in Pasadena on attempting to burglarize the A and P grocery. Norheim received 139 days in county jail for past traffic and related offenses.
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Space Agency Plans Orbiting Geophysical Observatory Satellite
The United States Space Agency will launch a streetcar satellite in 1983 named Orbiting Geophysical Observatory OGO. It will conduct 19 experiments over a 70,100 mile earthward arc and study solar and galactic cosmic rays, micrometeoroids, Van Allen belts, magnetic fields, radio signals, and charged particles. NASA contracts cover three OGOs built by the Space Technology Laboratories in Los Angeles.
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Arcadia Group Plans Speakers Bureau for Arcadians
Arcadians for America announces the formation of a speakers bureau named Arcadia Group to foster closer community ties and promote civic engagement among residents. The initiative aims to organize events, speakers, and outreach across local communities to boost participation and discussion.
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From Ships to Scrap Between The Commune and the Movement
London two veteran members of the organization have been authorized by the board to form a committee to develop a speakers bureau for service clubs. The plan aims to break up the liner service next year and focuses on making the Stathnayer and the Lovantes available for scrap.
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Five polio victims settle for schoolchild damages in court
Los Angeles reports five polio cases tied to a virus outbreak lead to settlements totaling 980000 from Laboratories of Berkeley and related parties. Largest award went to Brian May for 457800, while other children receive 37000 to 30000. judge later refused to approve one settlement as not fair.
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Crash Victim Rites Pending in California
Funeral services are set for Charles Wesley McAlister, 48, of Monterey Park, who died in a head on collision on Rivergrade Road California. The truck driver Walter Frown, 39, of Baldwin Park, escaped injuries. McAlister was pronounced dead on arrival at Ely Medical Center.
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Blast Effects 'Vlabbergast' U.S. Scientists Shock World
Washington reports that a U.S. underground nuclear test near Carlsbad New Mexico produced seismic signals rivaling a 2,000 kiloton blast. Leonard Murphy of the Constant Geodetic Survey notes the salt bed shot yielded unexpectedly strong energy, challenging prior energy estimates.
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Monkey rides Atlas rocket in space test mission
A monkey named Seatback rode a capsule attached to a rocket in a high altitude test crossing the Atlantic. The pod separated 300 miles above Earth and continued into space while instruments gathered data on blastoff stresses and weightlessness. A recovery ship began attempts to reach the animal.
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Pasadena woman stabbed in two am attack leaves 68 in critical care
Police report Mrs. Nell Bracket of 264 N Garfield Ave was stabbed once in the chest and three times in the neck during a struggle in her Pasadena apartment before 2 am. She remained in critical condition at Huntington Memorial Hospital as investigators probe motive and intruder details.
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Bob Hope Overseas Troupe Heads for Labrador and Greenland
Hollywood reports the Bob Hope overseas troupe departing today for Newfoundland Labrador and Greenland. Accompanying Hope are Jayne Mansfield Jerry Catona Dorothy Provine Anita Bryant Peter Tee and Rosemary Frankland Miss World.
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Pasadena Morning Daily Ad Rates and Public Notice Details
A Pasadena California morning daily newspaper lists home delivery 92.06 per month with options for by mall Luna only 73e per month in advance daily and Sundays 2 098 in advance. Single copies daily 1c. A Superior Court order indicates qualification to accept legal advertising under TM No C-14187. Offices listed at 525 East Colorado, Pasadena.
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Virginia Girl Recalls Famed Santa Claus Letter
Laura Virginia Doughts recounts how as a child in 1907 Virginia O’Maton inspired the famous editorial reply Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus. Now 72 and widowed, she lives near Albany with her daughter and seven grandchildren. She recalls how the 1960s reissues kept the Christmas spirit alive through visits by Santa and the editorial.
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Polio Cut in Mexico Reports Major Vaccine Reach
Mexico reports nearly four million children received the polio vaccine in the past year and a reduction in anticipated polio cases. Government officials cite expanded immunization efforts and tighter disease control as factors in cutting transmission.
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