Pasadena Red Cross Launches 1963 Campaign
Pasadena Red Cross launched its 1963 fundraising drive with about 230 volunteers and officials attending the annual kickoff at the Huntington Sheraton Hotel. Mark Bailey served as master of ceremonies, introducing 18 guests including Pasadena Mayor C. Lewis Edwards and actress Jeannie Caghnickson, with remarks on volunteerism and Red Cross mission.
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Jack Bailey
Red Cross
Bailey
Robert Rikel
Pasadena
The
San Gabriel Valley
Duiehéon
Huntington + Sheraton Hotel
Mark Bailey
Marshall
National’ Board of Governors
C. Lewis Edwards
Jeaimi
Cagn Jlickson
School Menu March meals and exceptions described
The page lists March lunch items including hot dogs on buns with corn and vegetables, turkey substitutes with mashed potatoes and cole slaw, meat loaf with rice and salad, and peanut butter sandwiches. It notes no service for elementary schools on March 8 and mentions daily milk and some a la carte items.
Flames Damage Two Los Angeles County Homes
A 24 year old La Crescenta man and a La Puente family were displaced by fires. Benjamin Trigg Sr and family watched as two back bedrooms burned and the attic was damaged. Fire caused about 2300 dollars in La Puente and 2500 in La Crescenta, with injuries to Trigg’s son and no serious injuries to others. Captains Brown and Harpoll noted unknown causes and quick containment by county fire units.
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la Crescenta
Jay
A la Puente
Benjamin Trigg
Rosemont’ Ave
la Cres
Cenla,s
O ‘Tom Brown
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Tie
Brown
la Puente
Sunset Ave
Los Angeles
Slaying of Alderman Prompts Hoodlums to Face Questioning
Chicago police sought two men tied to a policy racket after alderman Lewis was murdered. Investigators questioned Tammy Anderson Sr and Jimmy Wilson while relatives reported threats claiming Lewis knew a hoodlum’s wife. A $10,000 city reward was announced for information leading to the killer’s arrest.
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Chicago
UPI
Benjanly
Lewis
Tammy Anderson
Jimmy Wilson
Kid Riviera
Jos Anderson
Uat
Warmn
Liesl
Orlando W. Wilson
University of California
Schoorlan
Scandel
Richard J. Daley
Cognant
Benjamin Adamawski
Alyoney
Ta Thely
Daley
Southern California College choir to perform Kerr Musical
A 41 voice choir from Southern California College of Costa Mesa will present a program of spirituals marches and gospel songs titled Kerr Musical at 7 30 pm in the Pasadena Civic Auditorium.
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Southern California College of Costa Mesa
Pam
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Religious groups under fire for charity fraud claims
A San Francisco police official told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee that religious groups can mask charity work to prey on the public. Oakland officials cited millions in phony charity spending. Sacramento officials urged tighter controls, with measures proposed to require disclosure of how much goes to charity and receipts for donors.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Alfred Armand
Senate
Aynaud
Teave Lown
Beatrice Eveland
Ie Oakland Pub
Mle Charities Commission
Los Angeles
Oakland
Eyeland
Mark G. Blunden
American Caricer Society
California
Thomas Jenkins
San Francisco Bay Area
Fie
James A. Doherty
Fred S. Farr
Carmel
Algerian Officers Sail to Moscow for Advanced Training
Forty eight young Algerian army officers left for Moscow to undertake advanced military training. The trip signals strengthened ties and aims to boost modern warfare skills within Algeria's armed forces.
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Algiers
Moscow
Trang
Fragmentary Local Notice From The Independent You
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions California and a walled area with unclear names and dates. The readable pieces indicate a minor public notice style item lacking coherent details, locations or actions.
Pepper Area redevelopment meeting voices fears and questions
A Keaneern Bay Church gathering with nearly 100 residents discussed Pepper Area redevelopment. City Directors, candidates from Districts 1 and 6, and Redevelopment Agency officials debated moratoriums, health and safety repairs, and the risk of overreach while stressing community input and careful funding.
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Keaneern
Bay Church
Fair
Lawrence Ter
Green Street
Redevelopment ‘Agency
Gwinn
Heavea
Yeqire
Board of City Directors
Jeprer
White
Cartly
Jencks
Black Robinson
Hobinson
Givlan
Ghusss Lts
Ray G. Woods
Sal
Community Redevelopment Agency
City Board
Jesse Coleman
Then
Community Baptist Church
Pepper Area
O'Brien
Hrst
Pasadena
Don C. McMillan
Slay suspect in Minnesota park case faces grand jury
Police Chief Pat Wailing said Thursday night alter the scene was shown to the suspect, Steeves, who admitted killing Mary Louise Bell after initially denying involvement. A grand jury will meet Tuesday to consider charges amid details of motive and relationship conflicts with Mary Louise and her sister Patricia.
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Detectves
Pat Wailing
Mary Louise’ Bell
Nattshaha’ Park
Desige
Scult
Hellnepl 11
Grant
Steeves
Wailing
Mary
Minnehata’ Park
Steaved
Stillwater
Patricia
Sleeves
Patricia Sti
Ute
Steevey
Mary Louise
Pi R
Mutnehafie Park
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Pasadena- Altadena
Marshall Hickson
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Ter
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Cubahi
Doris’ Holt
Ray‘Sco- Ao
Ville
la Cana
Tojda
Tinhert C. Birkemeier
Temple City
Were
Kenneth A. Nagel
Ted Cross
Hickson
Lee Merriman
Pasadena Independent
Star-News
Fidel Casto
United States
Redy Cross
Stuart Chevalier
Gen E. Lindbloom
Pasadena Council of Churches
al Epiance
Jayor Edwards
J. F. Beasity
Steve Madre
Donald WH. Scott
San Marino
George Bell
Ned A. Barnes
Marshall Calfins
Fund Vieg
William Ji. Spuck
Roy Higgins
South Pasadena
Joel ¥. Shelman
Altadena
Byron Weintz
Chap-L
Hot Ones
Pontiac Steiner Ponc
Lake Ave
Hoods
Pacific Pathernys
Ghent
Aranke Bov
Pacific
Independent
You
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Maren
Pasacwas
Woods
Cooper
Martin
Ter Maat
Fair Oaks
Elong Fair Ks
Yeager
Licher
St. Cloud State Reformatory
Ronald Leroy
Steeves Peta
Tobe Tea
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