Pasadena Confronts City Manager Vacancy Rumors
Rumors from Cincinnati and Des Moines swirl as Pasadena considers a successor to City Manager Don McMillan who has not yet retired. Gunter of Des Moines denies resignation and remains a candidate amid unclear salaries and final interview plans.
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Elder Gunter
Des Moines
Iowa
Pasadena Board of City Directors
Don ©. McMillan
Dng
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clarence Oakley
Pasadena
House of City
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Gunter
Charles F. Les
Independent
Hat Gunter
Europe
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McMillan Fascinnati
Ohio City
London Riots Quelled During Greek Royal Visit Protests
Demonstrations near Buckingham Palace failed as mounted and foot police repelled crowds protesting the state visit of King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece. Police arrested about 94 people including juveniles amid clashes outside the palace and at the Greek embassy. The Greek royal couple attended a banquet at Windsor, while Labor charged police-state measures.
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Frederika
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Thelig
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Gunter
Whitehall
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Prince Philip
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Labor
Constantine Caramantis
Greece
Unclear mix of international and domestic stories
A disjointed report from Sacramento notes agents have not verified reports that call girls were hired by lobbyists to influence legislation. Other items mention armed clashes, a plan for a general strike in Argentina, a divorce suit filed by Mary Hard against Jes Paul, and a Navy espionage case involving Drummond and Soviet diplomats.
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State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Sacramento
Mary Hard
Jes Paul
Nazis Admit Russ Spying for 10 Years
Former Nazis Efentz Felfe and Hans Clemens confessed in the West German Supreme Court that from 1931 to 1961 they spied for the Soviet Union while employed by West Germany. They say they supplied Russia with real names cover names and descriptions of West German agents in Communist countries. Their colleague Erwin Tiebet was named as alleged courier.
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Supreme Court
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FIA
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Pelfe
Cologne
Clemens
Erwin Tiebet
Classified Ad Power In Downhill Sale
A reader reports success selling a bike and furniture using Independent and Star-News classified ads. Contact Valley area numbers SYca at 6-0311 or toll-free Zen- Sth 2330 to place an ad. Thomas Turner, 16512 Dearborn, shares the endorsement of the service.
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Star-News
Thomas Turner
Dearborn
Senate Quiet Secret Tax Caucus Sets Budget Moves
In Sacramento the Senate held a closed door caucus with members from both parties to gauge support for Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s fiscal plan and tax reforms. Leaders delayed the day’s business as education and corporate tax measures faced hurdles, with implications for a special session and future votes.
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Senate
Tiefora
Sessalon
Gay
Edmund G. Brown
Qoti¢E
Edmund G. i Brown
Sacramento -Lpi
Assembly
Virgil O'Sullivan
Jo Williams
Senata
Aha Alloney
U S Flyer Defects to Cuba in Trainer
A Cuban-born airman from Miami defected to Cuba using a privately owned T34 trainer. He failed to arrive at Homestead Air Force Base triggering a large search. A Defense Department spokesman said the pilot, Robert Ramos Michelena, is missing after abandoning the United States Air Force and returning to his homeland.
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Art
Havana
Cuba
Miami
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Defense Department
Washington
iRamos
Travana
Mofileres
Roberto Ramos Michelena
United States Air Force
Seountry
James
Split Looms as China Delays Soviet Talks
Moscow dispatch reports Communist China may break with the Soviet Union as talks halted for Beijing consultations. Both sides trade fresh accusations while North Korea and Albania echo the split in a widening rift among world Communist parties.
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China
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Peking
Tokyo
Albania
North Korea
Ted
Nam
Sill
Son Lets 18 Year Mystery End With Suspect Arrest
Indiana man Wesley Lee finally confronted Grover Jones in Indianapolis after decades of pursuing the driver who killed his father in a rain filled ditch near Moss Tennessee in 1941. Jones, a sandyman from Indianapolis, faced second degree murder charges in Tennessee after waiving extradition. Lee, 56, said the long search was his life’s mission and would now begin to mend.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thompkinsville
Wesley Lee
Lee
Grover Jones
Sandyman
Moriter
Jones
Indiana
Tennessee
Ernie Burke
Matthew Welch
Welby Leo
Rath
Moss
Tenn
Newt Lee
Newt Tee
Mildred Layton
Abs. Layton
Shen Wilbur Lee
Kennedy Seeks Arbitration in Rail Labor Dispute
President Kennedy urged both sides in the deadlocked railroad dispute to let Justice Goldberg arbitrate and issue binding recommendations. Railroads signaled possible acceptance while unions remained cautious and hinted at a potential strike to pressure for a settlement.
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UPI
Kennedy
White House
Supreme Court Justien
U.S
Michael Quill
Matthew Guinan
Quill
Transport Workers Union
Guinan
TWU
New York
Sears
Alrike
Pierre Salinger
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