29 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
1
An advertisement promotes a new all transister hearing aid for 99.50 and a smaller in ear aid for 90 with a local phone contact 795-4937 and an address on E Colorado Blvd Paradena California. The ad emphasizes 10 day trial and office contact at Stone D Palgnd.
Fragmented report detailing Office of Economic Opportunities efforts to marshal federal anti poverty funds for programs like MYOA and CHINO as youth initiatives stall. Mason cites cabinet friction over summer posts and a rejected request, while OkO revises Westside study center funding and Pasadena receives $87,540 in federal aid through December 1, 1962, for job counseling and NAPP Outpost activities amid signs of funding delays.
The Senate approved a nine year extension of federal programs aiding the elderly by a 83 to 0 vote. The measure would fund the Older Americans Act with $17 million for fiscal 1958 and $96 million for 1959, with only minor revisions from a previously passed version.
In South Vietnam heavy clashes on the Central Highlands and coastal lowlands cost 14 American lives with 47 wounded as U S forces fought Communist units. The action near Khe Sanh and surrounding areas involved air strikes, artillery, and infantry, with reports of multiple casualties among American troops.
The Census Bureau reported a rise in the U.S. population last year, marking the slowest growth since World War II. As of May 1, the population stood at 198,765,000 with 2,248,000 added in the year. The 200 million mark is expected to be reached in early 1968. In Vietnam, heavy fighting persisted on the Bong Son Plain with U.S. losses and Communist casualties reported, including 14 enemy killed and seven U.S. dead in the latest clash.
SAN DIEGO AP The California American Legion elected Harold Heinly as commander at the closing session of its state convention. Heinly of Santa Ana is an attorney and selected Edward Sharkey of San Francisco as lieutenant commander. Vice commanders elected include James H Cruse Ted Matharis Frank H Machada Marcus Muskal Jene Chisam and Cecil Bandy. Charles M Meech of San Diego and John J Flynn of Vallejo were named for other posts. Natalie Harper of Gonzales was elected vice commander for the Legion women. About 17 400 Legion members attended the convention.
The court described a torpedo strike on a ship’s right side forward of the bridge, tearing a 39 foot hole and killing crew. Three small boats signaled for assistance and the Pentagon later discussed orders and misrouting causing delays. The Liberty remained in its assigned area near land, with confusion over instructions to move farther offshore.
In extreme heat with high humidity the body struggles to shed heat. Perspiration fails to evaporate, sleep is disrupted, and sheets feel drenched. After a hot day the body works harder, keeping the heart in overdrive, leaving you exhausted in the morning.
Fragmentary OCR shows prices for daily and Sunday livery services, a prepaid ad policy, and scattered contact details in Pasadena California. It mentions a Superior Court order, dates in 1936, and several place and phone references with corrupt names.
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