28 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
1
A quirky Pasadena scene unfolds at a Saquoyah School concert with a pizzicato jab and sharp comebacks. Hollywood animal stunt notes reveal guarded safety tweaks for wagons and lines, while playful campus humor twists hex lore and hexed props.
Los Angeles report notes Homer D. Dabbidge urges about 20 000 delegates at the National Education Association convention to engage in shaping government policy on education. He warns educators risk losing influence if they do not participate and points to the government’s $1.5 to $2 billion annual higher education spending. He cites pressure from House and Senate leaders for clearer educator input and stresses leadership duty to act in policy matters.
Fragmentary notice from Pasadena California edition notes delivery date, mailing, and advertising inserts. The readable items reference streets, phone numbers, and a generic public announcements section.
Washington talks focus on hastening Congress windup with possible July 4 session. Johnson seeks adjournment next week before the Democratic Convention amid debates over school construction minimum wage and aged care, while Mundt notes budget risks from politically wrapped programs. Dirksen urges a Fourth of July holiday to honor independence.
Reported discussions place Sen. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma as a potential Democratic national committee chairman candidate under John F Kennedy. The choice would seek to unify Kennedy supporters, with other possibilities named including Neil Staebler and Thomas Quinby.
The 501-foot SS George MacDonald sank in the South Atlantic after an engine room explosion. All 44 crew members abandoned ship with no reported injuries. Esso Scranton reached the scene 160 miles east of Savannah and began taking aboard the MacDonald crew. Charleston was the likely port of return for the rescued sailors.
The Internal Revenue Service will offer its second annual examination for enrollment to practice before the Treasury Department. Applicants must file Form 238 with the director of practice in Washington DC by a Thursday deadline. Requests for forms should be mailed to Los Angeles box 1431 or made in person at room 1231 in the U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, 312 N Spring St, Los Angeles.
In Chile, three strong earthquakes and a series of light shocks rattled the southern region, but no damage was reported as of yesterday.
NEW YORK report states Beverly Radland sues in State Supreme Court for $5 million claiming Errol Flynn led her into an immoral life. Guardian Howard F. Trussell seeks one third of Flynn estate, with involvement of Flynn’s widow Patrice Wymore Flynn and trustees. Estate probate ongoing in Surrogate’s Court. filing details include defendants as temporary administrators and attorneys.
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