No County Tax Hike Pledge Endorsed by Board
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously renewed a pledge to keep the county tax rate at 2.06 per 100 of assessed value for next year. Supervisor Frank Bonelli proposed blocking any 1962 63 budget increase, citing ongoing austerity and a one to 145 employee ratio. Dorn called for continued personnel cuts only where essential to public welfare, urging the pledge as a model for other government levels.
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Iimie
Board of Supervisors
Frank G. Bonelllll
Warren | M-Dorn
Bonelli
Dorn
He Salk
Los Angeles County
One Minute Newspaper Tree Removal Plan Approved
County supervisors approve a plan to remove trees killed by the 1959 Woodwardia fire in Arroyo Seco Canyon. Both the County Flood Control District and the Forest Service contribute 4500 each, Pasadena adds 5000 via a separate Forest Service agreement.
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Woodwardia
Arroyo Seco Canyon
County” Flood Control District
Forest Service
Justice Blind Continues as Worrell Recalls Warrant
A warrant recall was sought after a finding of innocence by 22 jurors. Linda faced subpoenas issued by police and city prosecutors with clerical staff aiding service. His attorney fees reached 31500, and he claims interim unemployment cost him two jobs while declining to assign a value to damaged reputation.
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Lindo
Koster
Dr. Stephens of Altadena Dies at 82
Dr. Walter G. Stephens, longtime Altadena resident and Pasadena physician, died at Pomona Valley Community Hospital aged 82. He practiced medicine in Pasadena 33 years, served 18 years on Huntington Hospital staff, and worked in Pasadena Dispensary orthopedic department. He held degrees from Earlham College and Indiana University Medical School. Memorial services Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Friends Church, with memorials to American Friends Service Committee. Burial arrangements through C. Richard Reynolds Mortuary.
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Walter G. Stephens
Altadena
TaVerde
Ponona Valley Community Hospital
Pasadena
Huntington Hospital
Pasadena ‘Dispensary
Stephens
Earlham College
Indiana University School of Meds
First Friends Church
E. J
Orange Grove Blvd
Delbert Vaughn
Stewart Innerst
American Friends Service Committee
Union Street
Hudson Avenue
C. Richard Reynolds
N. Marengo’ Ave
Road funds commit to widen Canyonside Road safety
Supervisor Warren M. Dorm announced $340 from the Board of Supervisors for La Crescenta road improvements on Canyonside Road north of Freeman Avenue. County Road Department will widen the pavement to provide two traffic lanes, remove two trees and brush, and improve bus safety on the curve.
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la Crescenta Road
Warren M. Dorm
Board of Supervisors
Canyonside Road
Freeman Avenue
la Crescenta
Domi
Nasser cuts Yemen from United Arab Republic
Cairo Egypt President Gamal Abdel Nasser yesterday severed Yemen from the federation with the United Arab Republic.
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UAR
Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yemen
United Arab Republic
Scientists push UN debate on global shelter program
Mead and peers urge a new science of human survival to avert war through internationally funded shelters. The group says a cross section of today’s population and cultures should be preserved, debating strategy without committing to shelters as policy.
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Mead
Barry Commoner
Washington University
T. C. Byerly
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Service
Lawrence KX. Frank
Helmont, Mass
H. J. Geiger
Harvard University School of Public Health
Frank W. Nolestein
The
Population Council Inc
Commoner
Association
Trailer Fire Displaces Covina Family Spares Son in Navy
The Pace Ones home in Covina suffered a trailer fire possibly from faulty wiring or faulty heater. East San Gabriel Valley Red Cross aided Mrs Parsons whose son serves in the Navy. Neighbors brought food and clothing as AL Montanari and his father installed a loaned trailer to keep the family mobile until a new unit arrives.
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East San Gabriel Valley
Ted Cross
Parsons
Navy
Red Cross
Cindy
Betty Jean
AL Montanari
Nick
Covina
Rites Slated for Actress Ann Wheaton
Actress Ann Wheaton 65 world war stage star died Christmas Day in Alta Vista Hospital Altadena. She will be buried in New York City this week while visiting son Walter K. Collins of La Canada. Her career spanned Oh Boy and No No Nanette with Wodehouse Kern music and later vaudeville partnerships Wheaton and Carroll. Surviving are her son and three grandchildren.
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Ann Wheaton
Alta Vista Hospital
Altadena
New York City
Miss Wheaton
Coling
Walter K. Collins
la Canada
P. G. Wodehouse
Jerome Kern
Chicago
New York
Alexander Woollcott
New York Times
Eichmann Spends Day on Death Row in Tel Aviv
Adolf Eichmann paced his death row cell in Tel Aviv all day as prison authorities reported he rejected two priests offering a special Christmas service. The onetime Nazi organizer showed no visible emotion during the Monday routine amid mounting international attention.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPL
Adolf “Eichmann
Pasadena Supervisors Honor Local Postal Employee
The Pasadena Board of Supervisors adjourned after honoring Lucien Segar a lifelong Altadena resident and longtime postal office employee who died December 13. He served in World War II and the Korean War. he is survived by his wife Leona and daughter Joanne.
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Warren M. Bom
Board of Supervisors
Lucien’ Segar
Altadéna
Altadena Fost
Berson
Glenore Ave
Leona
Daughrae Ae
Pasadena
Coternia
Alvds
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Milton Hall
Harold Roth
Hewlett Bay
Herbert Sternberg
Syosset
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
Munich
U.S
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Los Angeles
Warren M. Dorn
Robert M. McCurdy
County Parks and Recreation’ Commission
McCurdy
Holliston Ave
AL Eerla
Fritz Machlup
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Pentagon
Washington
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Charles Paul
House
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Justice
Worrell
Louis
Fletcher
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Offfarnham
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Justine Johnson
Miss Davies
Miss Johnson
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