Immigration advice and community help column notes
Readers seek practical guidance on immigration visas visitor versus awaiting quotas for a niece from England born in India. Other items cover housing tax bills, a Santa Ana circus refund, and a local assessor update. The column offers steps to prove bona fide visits, six month stays, and potential extensions, plus notices on local tax bill changes and personal tracer forms.
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Father dies on Mount Rainier to save children
In Seattle, a father gave his life to save two young children trapped in a violent storm high on Mount Rainier. The dramatic rescue tale unfolds as rescuers search for survivors and bring closure to a family. details come from Page 3 coverage.
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Parker denies killing wife in Los Angeles trial
Warren Ackley Parker 41 testified in his own defense at Los Angeles Superior Court that he did not shoot Marian Elizabeth Parker between August 5 and 6. He described their Altadena home scene, said the gun was in the bedroom, and painted his wife as ill and a nagger.
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New Envoy Arrives in Paris for Vietnam Talks
North Vietnam’s new envoy Le Duc Tho arrived in Paris and said progress toward “problems of interest” could begin once the United States ends bombardment. He signaled a tougher line amid resuming negotiations with Xuan Thuy as Tho promised special advice and urged the American side to drop stubborn positions.
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Supreme Court Allows Capital Penalty Fees in Jury Pool
The Supreme Court ruled that capital punishment related fees may not be auto excluded from juries. It allows questioning on willingness to impose the death penalty but preserves the death penalty option for the case at hand. Justices Black Harlan and Rehnquist joined the majority. Douglas disagreed.
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Viet Cong shell Saigon as bridge and docks come under attack
Viet Cong fired about 40 rockets and mortar rounds into Saigon early today striking near the Y-shaped bridge into downtown and the docks and Tan Son Nhut airbase. The barrage hit ships Steel Apprentice and Gretna Victory with minor damage, wounding seven longshoremen. refugees died in a nearby church amid the broader offensive.
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Voters in Pasadena face charters bonds and director reforms
Pasadena voters use new IBM devices to elect president and county central committeeman and must decide on a proposed city charter a district primary system for city directors a 7.9 million school bond to rehabilitate unsaf e schools and provide relocatable classrooms Pasadena Altadena and Sierra Madre fall under Pasadena Unified School Districts Call the Mas ahona League of Women Voters for questions 25208 or Tate 6-400 or 70-4812 for precinct details
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Rockefeller predicts victory over Nixon in 1960s bid
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller declared he could win the Republican nomination and the presidency. He said Nixon is in a strong position but cannot be elected by Republicans alone. Rockefeller noted party leaders fear Nixon’s appeal in big cities like Pennsylvania Illinois and New York and sought to persuade delegations to switch after the first ballot, though he did not meet Wisconsin delegates on this trip.
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California Poll Reveals Voters Upset Over Limited Ballot
A California primary survey shows about three in four registered voters intend to vote. Republicans face a restricted ballot with no write-ins, forcing preference to Reagan pledged delegates or abstention. Nixon and Rockefeller options are unavailable. Democrats have labeled slates for Kennedy or McCarthy, with Humphrey options unclear. Prominent voter bling anticipated as survey unfolds.
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Warhol Wounded in Studio Shooting by Actress
Pop artist Andy Warhol was critically wounded in his New York studio by Valerie Solanas, an actress linked to his films, who turned herself in at Times Square. Warhol and art dealer Maria Amaya were injured. Solanas faces felonious assault and weapon charges.
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Trade New Charges In Windup
Sens. Robert F Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy traded barbs in a windup for the California primary. Kennedy warned of continued war and division if Humphrey is nominated, while McCarthy accused Kennedy of distortions and called for clearer judgments from his past administrations. Polls suggested a close race with Kennedy leading in NBC figures, as Humphrey was not on the ballot in California.
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Paper to Keep Switchboard Open on Returns
The Tdependent Star-News switchboard stays open until midnight to provide election returns as a public service. Local measures and city issues will be tabulated at the County Registrar of Voters Office. Superintendent of Schools and City Clerk offices will not release results. Callers should wait for late evening updates as statewide results are tabulated first.
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