30 Dec 1958
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1958
Page
1
A study of airline pilots amid strikes explains their lives and work. It covers training paths from military service to private schools, current pay averages of major airlines, retirement rules, and medical requirements. It notes many pilots begin around 36 to 37, with annual pay from about 17 000 to 25 000, and outlines medical and vision standards.
Air strikes shut down Eastern Air Lines and American Airlines operations as engineers and pilots walk out over job status and pilot qualification rules. Federal mediator Warren Lane proposed a settlement, but Eastern engineers rejected it. American pilots ended their walkout after accepting a government proposal.
In Sacramento Mrs Brown tours the governor’s mansion at 16th and I streets, the future home for four years. She views the master bedroom and library, notes design quirks, and recalls past residents as she meets Mrs Knight and Mrs Wright during the official visit. Kathleen Brown, 13, will be the first Brown child to live there since 1953.
Fleet Admiral William Halsey, who led the Third Fleet in a historic World War II amid the war against Japan, was discharged from Delaware Hospital yesterday after a period of illness. The notice confirms his return to public life following a recent hospital stay.
The Independent prints new puzzle clues ahead of a $850 cash prize. Readers are urged to read the rules and submit entries before tomorrow's deadline. Claim copies should be checked against the Saturday solution.
Sacramento Governor Knight thanked 30 department heads and aides in a farewell luncheon. He reflected on five years with few resignations, warned of growing expenses, and urged tax increases and budget cuts to sustain California’s finances. Knight expressed support for his successor Earl Warren and planned to attend Brown’s inauguration before returning home to Los Angeles.
Authorities were on the lookout for an arsonist after a string of fires broke out within an hour along Ventura boulevard west of Woodland Hills and at Topanga Canyon Blvd Oxnard Street Shoup Avenue and Ventura near Cepistrang Avenue.
France moves to cut subsidies and raise taxes under Premier Charles de Gaulle regime. The budget nears 15 billion dollars, with prices rising and exchange rates liberalized. Officials expect stricter controls on coal, electricity, and tobacco as markets react and traders reassess currencies and government securities.
Elizabeth Duncan and several others face arraignment in Ventura Superior Court for murder in the for hire slaying of Sige Duncan on November 17. Barbara Teel and Olga Kupczyk are linked to the plot through a grand jury indictment and alleged fraud in an annulment.
New York experts say shifts in European currencies and the franc’s devaluation will not significantly alter prices of British wool, German autos, French wines, or other imports. Traders expect only brief postholiday price drops for some French goods before markets return to prewar levels, with American tourists gaining slightly more purchasing power abroad.
President Frondizi urged Argentina to accept an austerity program and introduce competition to curb state intervention as he outlined plans to stabilize the economy. A Washington-disclosed 329 million dollar aid package aims to help Argentina emerge from the Peron era turmoil.
Don Dailey appeared at Van Nuys Municipal Court and pleaded innocent to drunk driving charges. He was released on $263 bail with a future hearing set for February 5. His attorney Harvey Silber stood by him during the proceeding.
Fragmentary OCR shows an old Pasadena California daily mail advertisement and notices. Includes stray references to dates, prices, and a poet or writer, with unclear readable context and multiple garbled phrases from a 1938 page.
The Air Force announced the wreckage of a C54 transport plane found in Alaska. Fifteen men aboard were declared dead after search efforts to reach the crash site near a mountain peak were abandoned due to danger.
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