Pasadena Inquiries On Cable, War Protest And Local Notices
Readers seek action on a spy cable project in Hastings area and a marker mast install near Rosemead surrounding General Telephone work. Community questions about joining antiwar groups, locating a former sanitarium patient, reclaiming old Wes tern Publishing Co. plates, and a tax penalty case with Beatrice Fanwell highlight local civic concerns and archival requests.
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Ay International Cable Television, Inc
Glendora
Cieneral Telephone
Rosemead
Roothill
Hal Compton
General Telephone
Duke Pakea Kahanamokia dies at 77 in Honolulu
Hawaii's most famous citizen Duke Pakea Kahanamokia died Monday in Honolulu at age 77. The brief obituary notes his prominence and long public career. The notice appears among the paper's Deaths section with contact and page references.
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Duke Pakea Kahanamokia
Hawaii
Honolulu
B 52 crash prompts hunt for unarmed hydrogen bombs
U S officials said dogsled teams and helicopters were deployed to Greenland after a B 52 crash to locate hydrogen bombs. Officials stressed no nuclear explosion risk and that bombs were not armed while rescue crews treated a frostbitten crew member. Danish leaders reiterated a policy against nuclear weapons on Danish soil.
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UPL
Pentagon
Greenland
Arelic Ice
Baffin Bay
Denmark
Copenhagen
Greesfend
Curtis R. Criss
North Wayne
Maine
Aircraf
Defense Department
Jens Oto Krag
Crowlay
Reenland
Hans Tabor
U.S
Krag
LBJ Presses Tax Hike Faces Congress Veto
Washington UPI report on President Johnson urging Congress to approve a 10 percent income tax surcharge to curb deficits and inflation. Treasury Secretary Fowler calls it essential, while GOP tax writer Byrnes accuses the move of frustration and questions sincerity in policy aims.
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LBJ
Congress
Washington
UPI
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Hose Ways & Means Committee
John W. Byrnes
Rwis
GOP
Byrnes
Johnson
New Parties Enter California June Ballot
In Sacramento AP reporters say the antiwar Peace and Freedom Party and the conservative American Independent Party backing George Wallace qualified for the June primary and November general elections after registering over the required 66 059 voters. Secretary of State Frank M Jordan reports Democrats add 200 090 registrations since January 1967 and total 3 829 243 while Republicans rise by 15 747 to 2 934 061. In Los Angeles County the Wallace backing party gains strength as a new conservative force.
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Sacramento
APY
Los Angeles County
American Independent Party
George Wallace
Alabama
Moonship test salvo lands splash aborts lunar descent
CAPE KENNEDY NASA reports that a new lunar module test flight near Moonship in Atlantic Ocean orbit performed crucial engine starts and the ascent stage separation as planned. The unmanned Saturn I mission aimed to prove landing and takeoff engine viability with limited scope due to weather.
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Apatla
Inar
Moon
Lunar
Howe
Tt Space
Mission Control Center
Houston
Space Agency
Reid Lunar
Pasadena Enrollment Shifts Hit Local Public Schools
A Pasadena school survey shows a 4 percent drop in Caucasian enrollment and a 2.5 percent rise in Negro students in the year ending last October. White enrollment stands at 85.9 percent. nine-year trends show Caucasians down 18 percent and Negro enrollment up from 12 to 26.5 percent across the district. John Muir High shows the largest shifts with Caucasian fall from 80.7 to 49.5 percent in nine years and Negro rise from 13.7 to 37.3 percent since 1958. Other groups rise modestly, reaching 10.2 percent in recent years.
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Pasadena
Galved
State Department of Education
Mgh
Dethi el
Blair
Joseph Hanson
Los Angeles County
John Muir High
Muir
Negra
U S Admits Cambodia Penetration
Washington reports U S allied patrol crossed into Cambodian territory during Viet Cong attack. State Department expressed regrets for Cambodian casualties but said no hostile intent and 73 yard penetration was to protect troops. The note cites self defense and echoes a Jan. 12 pact to avoid violations.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Prince Norodom Sianouk
U.S
Cambodia
January 29 Court Hearing Set for Dontanville Case
Jan 29 hearing set in Los Angeles Superior Court Dept 10 as Dontanville seeks a new trial for two murder counts in the 2009 Cecilia Bavili and Robert Ann Dontanville case. Defense argues inadequate representation and possible attorney misconduct and drug influence during the November 30 verdict. prosecution disputes newly discovered evidence claims.
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Ed Haracre
Los Angeles
Evelle J. Younger
Charles Hollopéter
Pasadena
David Anthony Dantanville
Bhasis
David Doutanseile
Pasaddens
Aden Oly
Superior
Losangeles
Tay
Warner
Heer
Vonviel
el Donlanville
Cecilia Bavili
Robert Ann
McNally Ave
Ale Tadena
Sherman Oaks
Rexford Eagan
Dontanville
Charles Elollepeeler
Walter R. Evans
Nuelled
Younger
Hallopeler
Vans
Baanville
Evans
US Forces Brace for Renewed Red Attacks Near DMZ
American and North Vietnamese troops traded artillery near Khe Sanh as U S Marines evacuated about 2000 civilians from the frontier outpost. B52 raids targeted formations around Khe Sanh while Col David Lownds warned of heavier attacks to come. The fighting signaled a possible major NV offensive along the DMZ and included mortar strikes on the Su Set summit.
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UPS
Khe Sanh
Tayaava Dls
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
Laos
David Lownds
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Lownds
26Th
Su] Set
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