16 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
1
A veteran analyst argues committees and panels delay progress by diverting leaders from technical work. He urges assigning clear responsibility to individuals, within budget, to avoid political pressure and ensure decisive management of weapon development programs.
A garbled OCR listing cites numerous bills, committees, and political actors across California and nearby areas. It references taxation, education, public works, and public notices, with scattered names such as Brown and Weaver and mentions of counties, boards, and sessions without coherent narrative.
California lawmakers strip rival provisions from the union democracy bill, restoring its original form in the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Governor Eisenhower weighs appealing directly to the public on stalled programs. Also reported are a jet transport plan from Douglas Aircraft, a bus crash injuring four children, a murder case in Patmos Springs, and a survey on landing ramps for California beaches.
Geneva reports indicate Soviet Gromyko would extend talks this week aiming for a Berlin compromise. Western officials seek reaffirmation of Allied rights in West Berlin before any summit, while a general standstill declaration is floated to ease tensions.
J Herbert Hall Company announces a two story Pasadena Jewellers expansion with a new north Oak Kooll corner site on Colorado Streets. The project includes headquarters, laboratories, crafts spaces, and a beige brick exterior. Colwell, Banker & Company arranged land sale and long-term lease with Robinson's. Mayor Woolf welcomes the move as part of Pasadena's growth and expansion.
A light aircraft made a forced landing in a wild mustard field near the Golden State Freeway by Glendale. The pilot identified as My. Harclay (Barclay) walked away with minor facial cuts. He had departed Grand Central Airport Glendale when engine failure at 300 feet caused the crash near Coloface Street. Glen Isle Police Sgt Mughes noted the mustard helped cushion the impact.
Superior Judge Burnett Walfson ordered Mickey Largitay to pay 260 dollars per month as permanent child support for his 5 year old daughter Tina Ea. The ruling marks a definitive end to disputes over support obligations and establishes ongoing payments.
In a Louisiana court Long asserted he was taken by force from his Baton Rouge mansion on May 30 and detained. Testimony from Maj. Gen. Raymond Hult and others described the governor protesting as he was carried away, while officials discussed guarding against future seizures.
In court records, Glover and others discuss Mrs Long’s agreement with doctors as Russell J Long’s health deterioration is tied to his push for a fourth gubernatorial term. The sequence traces stress from the campaign to his present condition.
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