City residents seek action on long standing weeds and hazards
A Pasadena reader appeals to city officials from Arcadia to address a long running health and fire hazard. weed overgrowth in parking areas reaches four feet and abandoned chicken houses harbor rats. they urge inspections, enforcement and funding scrutiny of city committees and extra tips for Japan event organizers amid broader questions about wasteful spending.
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City Manager's Office
Wice
Fire Repl
Public Works
Arcadia City
Arcadia
AL Whe
Robert Dick
Edward Chastain
Fee
Ben Linn
Japan
Pasadena
Inside Today Lad Jolson Nugent and hier Inshand Pat hia
Fragmented OCR text from a newspaper page mentions Lad Jolson Nugent and others leaving hospital, with references to photographers and page cues. It also lists scattered snippets of sections such as Society, Comics, Sports, Editorial, and theatres, interspersed with broken place names and phone lines. The readable items hint at a feature on people photographed exiting hospital plus a generic page index.
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Lad Jolson Nugent
Hier Inshand
Tele
Patrick Lyndon
Reagan Seen 68 Contender in GOP Talk
WEST YELLOWSTONE Mont AP Governor Tom McCall said Ronald Reagan is the hottest political property and may move toward the 1968 Republican presidential nomination though Reagan said he is not a candidate. McCall favors Rockefeller as best qualified for the race and urged moderates to unite. Rockefeller, Romney and Romney’s campaign are noted with no firm candidate commitment.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Obegan
Tom McCall
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
McCall
Oregon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Reagan calls budget delay a mystery and vows action
In Sacramento Gov. Reagan described the Senate Democratic hold on his tax bill as a mystery and said his administration was stunned when a $1 billion tax bill compromise was ignored. A conference on the tax measure continued amid tense negotiations as lawmakers debated the path forward.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Senate
Howtes
Senate Revenue and Taxation
Senate Finance Committee
Geobge Milley Jr
D-Martinez
Miller
Mayor Defends Junket Expenses For Honolulu Trip
Pasadena Mayor Boyd P Welin defended a Honolulu trip by six City Directors and City Manager John D Phillips arguing the conference was essential city business. He disputed a Sunday Star News report detailing 2632 in taxpayer funded air fare and lodging and said wives and directors children accompanied attendees without city paying for them. Welin recalled learning valuable municipal insights at the U S Conference of Mayors gathering and asserted the trip justified.
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Boyd P. Weliv
United Service Clubs Officers Association
Independent Star News
Hawaii
Wanda Tucker
John D. Phillips
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Honolulu
Stmy
Robert W. Oliver
Welin
Fontainebleau
Proposed Canal Treaties Announced by Johnson and Robles
President Johnson and Panama's Robles announced new treaties on the Panama Canal control defense and neutrality and a forthcoming sea level canal. Details were not disclosed, but observers expect a shift away from sole U.S. authority over the Canal Zone. Ratification will require Senate and Panama's National Assembly action after heads of state approve. A special Panamanian session will study translated texts and related council reviews.
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Burua Park
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Monflay
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U.S
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Senate
Panamanian National Assembly
Robles
National Assembly
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Conoril
New York City
Bomb threat calls target Buffalo airport airlines
An unidentified man phoned three major airlines at Buffalo Airport and warned of a bomb on a plane. American United and Mohawk reported the threats were not credible. flights and passengers were briefly affected before searches found no bombs.
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Gcare
Johnson hints at future Soviet summit meetings
President Johnson told 10 congressional leaders that he and Soviet Premier Kosygin agreed to future summit talks but did not set a date. White House officials and Johnson aides said no specific schedule was decided, while noting continued direct contacts and no firm deadline.
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Alexei Kesygin
J. W. Fulbright
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Glasslove
Johnso
Soviet Union
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Mike Mansfield
Ollie
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Kosygin Arrives In Cuba
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Havana with a 28 member delegation for post summit talks with Fidel Castro. They landed at Jose Marti International Airport aboard a Ilyushin 18 after a long flight from New York. Castro greeted Kosygin as the plane touched down amid a polite but restrained reception and a sparse crowd of diplomats from Communist nations.
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Alexei Kosygin
Cuba
Feye
Premice Fidel Castro
Kosygin
Havana’i International
New York
Castra
Ik Cane
Jordan King Hussein Threatens UN Over Israel Crisis
King Hussein told the United Nations Assembly that without decisive action against Israel the UN might be unable to halt fighting. He criticized a double standard and urged swift support to relieve Jordan and Palestinian refugees. Jordan briefly closed and reopened the Albany Bridge on the Jordan River due to safety fears. He warned no territory should be left under threat and urged action to prevent wider war.
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UPY
Hussein of
Torday
Israel
Hie
Hussey
Jordan
Witus
Amman
Jordar
Jordin
Albany
Jonlan
Ena
Arco
Jordinian
Torri
Jrday
Ali Abu Nawar
Wawar
Massel
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Siorlan
Red Crase
Saint
Nawar
Texas Guinan Brother Dies in New York Prohibition Era Scene
The brother of Texas Guinan, Tomax J. Tommy Guinan, dies of cancer at Cedars at Lebanon Hospital. He once hosted speakeasy crowds with his sister during New York's 1920s prohibition era, living recently with his sister Mrs. Pearl C. Smith of Beverly Hills. Funeral services are pending.
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J. Tommy' Guinan
Heather of
Famen Prohibitioners
Cole Nan
Cedars At Lebanon Hospital
Howis
New
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