01 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
Two US Air Force rescue helicopters lifted off from New York on Wednesday in a dramatic bid to cross the Atlantic ahead of schedule. They were expected to reach Le Bourget Airport in Paris today, marking a bold long range flight.
The nation reports 608 fatalities during Memorial Day weekend, a holiday peak but far below early estimates. McNamara approves $800,000 to study reviving a mothballed battleship, possibly the New Jersey, for Vietnam service. Maj Marcus A Renn name cleared 87 years after dismissal for misconduct. records updated to reflect honorable discharge.
The California Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a bill requiring six and ten year old children to attend school with current law making attendance voluntary until age sixteen. The measure advances as part of education policy changes in the state legislature.
Pasadena city officials, during an all day budget session, examined additional revenue sources as the Board of Directors seeks ways to forestall threats to fiscal stability. Officials referenced Areallia Laverty and County actions as context for potential measures.
In Los Angeles voters unseated incumbent Charles Tend Savant and former council member Robert M. Wilkin, with John Patrick Cassidy defeating rival Jupan Nive. A proposed $87.8 million library bond failed while a $23 million police facilities fund passed.
Denise Casco testified in Superior Court about her beliefs and her role in the killing of Kenneth Mack Robinson, 27, at his Pasadena apartment. Cross examination touched on atheism and motives as three Los Angeles witnesses placed Casco with Robinson the night of the stabbing.
SACRAMENTO AP Assemblyman Jol G. Veneman dropped the withholding tax plan from a large tax bill to back Reagan era installment payments for state income taxes. He argued the plan would hinge on midyear receipts and warned revenue would fall short without adjustments. Veneman proposed offsetting losses by raising bank and corporate taxes, liquor taxes, and cutting planned state construction funds.
Judge Brownsberger cleared the court and public from the murder and assault hearing of Navier G. Bustos 29, Azusa, linked to the 1964 murder of his wife and a later assault. Patricia Wagers Bustos 24 testified, while charges include murdering his first wife, Patricia Guaralduenas Bustos 25, whose body was found in La Verne. The case, reopened after a county district attorney investigation, involves testimony deemed sexual in nature.
Pasadena City College trustees debated limits on who may talk and speak at meetings. The proposed outside speaker policy was tabled for the next board meeting for further study and revisions.
Paul S Linot a Pasadena teacher who kept his beard won a court battle but admitted he was clipped financially. The Second District Court of Appeals ruled on April 18 in a case tied to his firing from John Muir High School in 1963 for refusing to shave. Linot and his wife Patricia filed bankruptcy. he seeks summer teaching work and future salary protections amid the lengthy dispute.
Classifieds and local notes from Pasadena and Los Angeles blend into a brief page including vital statistics and small ads. A stray phone line hints at contact numbers like 4452444, while sections on bridges, comics, and editorial matter surface in terse entries.
Reported actions show the American Intrepid heading toward Yankee Station amid Egyptian Israeli clashes. Washington and Jerusalem discuss possible naval moves to counter the blockade while Cairo warns of broader military plans. Soviet and regional troop deployments intensify the volatile standoff with potential U S aid cuts on the table.
The article notes RFK may run in the 1958 New Hampshire presidential primary despite earlier disavowals. It mentions a Kennedy Mulbright linked effort funded by a Manhattan psychiatrist, aiming for a Friday announcement, and discusses potential favorable pledged delegates and the role of the primary in selecting national convention delegates for both parties.
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