21 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
1
Seven women aged 21 to 36, mostly Parisians, entered Lacave cave north of Toulouse for a 15 day isolation study. Doctors will monitor physiological and psychological effects via a two way phone link while sounds are limited to water dripping and voices.
In Jackson Mississippi US District Judge Harold Cox delayed ruling on a motion to halt mass arrests of demonstrators and block prosecutions of about 850 people. The protests led by the Freedom Democratic Party sought to free prisoners and planned a 12 mile rural march in Neshoba County to mark the first anniversary of the 1964 deaths near Philadelphia Mississippi.
Sandra Lynne Becker 18, of Los Angeles County, won Miss California at Santa Cruz among 40 finalists. She stands 5 feet 6 and 36 21 6 inches, plans to be a singer, and will represent California in Miss America at Atlantic City. Runners up were Georgina Hillerby, Gail Moser, Joy Painatt, and Vicki Palmer. Becker recently graduated from Charter Oak High School Covina and entered the pageant on her mother’s urging. Her father Eugene Becker is a citrus broker.
Syngman Rhee, former South Korean president, is near death at Queens Hospital in Honolulu at age 90. He was hospitalized after suffering acute internal bleeding, and doctors say his condition is unstable and guarded.
A Temple Tennessee physician reports at the AMA convention that hand held hair dryers can treat herpes simplex eye infections by heating the virus. Dry heat at 140 to 144 degrees aimed at the infected eye for 4 to 5 minutes proved more effective than antivirus drugs or cauterizing. The method, used since 1959, cleared infections sooner and reduced recurrences in patients.
The World Federalists opening a San Francisco congress with 1000 delegates from 31 countries urged strengthening the United Nations charter to prevent self caused catastrophe. They called for disarmament, a permanent peace force, enforceable inspections, binding General Assembly rules, and universal UN membership with a charter revision within five years. Carlos Romulo was to deliver the keynote. The group claims about 20 000 members in US and international chapters.
Public notice lists home delivery offerings in Pasadena California with monthly and Sunday rates. It notes single copies 10 cents and provides address and telephone references for the newspaper offices and historic court authorization for legal advertising.
UPI reports hundreds of screaming teens fought among themselves and with police at the Paris Sports Palace after the Beatles' performance drawing 5,500 fans. Police moved in as fights spilled from the hall, with several youths questioned and ejected. Separately, Shriver announced no racial discrimination will be tolerated in Head Start across 2,300 communities as $83 million funds are disbursed.
A frequent claim from Medicus Familius notes that rain heat and seasonal changes influence menstrual cycles. It urges skeptical readers to recall how June July August and early September saw periods drawn closer or later, with winter cold spells delaying cycles.
The forecast notes sunny today then morning cloudiness with a chance of fog tonight. Tuesday brings generally sunny skies with a few coastal to inland cloud buildups. Temperatures range from mid 50s to mid 80s, with smog advisories in the Los Angeles basin and coastal/valley regions.
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