09 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
1
A newly designed elevator intended to carry up to 120 people is installed at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, marking a milestone for the landmark. The system promises faster transport and enhanced capacity for visitors.
US Senators from California disagree on tax cuts and budget cuts. Republican Kuchel signals possible spending restraint with a growth boost from a tax cut, while Democrat Engle urges Congress to either reform taxes or cut spending before any tax relief. Both critique upper income taxation and call for closing tax loopholes.
In Sacramento a contest over Governor Brown's nomination of Thomas W. Braden to the State Education Board intensified as Sen. Schrade warned of needed 27 votes to confirm. Opponents accused Braden and the board of political influence while Braden supporters expressed confidence. The Rules Committee plans to consider March 21, with potential 14 votes to block. A separate hotel license bill by Sen. Weingand aimed to ease private study licenses for 75 room establishments, excluding them from population-based license counts. Political Ad.
Faculty Senate 5 Plan Set advances a selective curriculum shift across statewide colleges. Trustees back Master Plan adherence, limit freshman admissions to top 40 percent this fall and top 33 percent in 1965. Chancellor Dumke to study private land leasing for future campuses. Luckman notes potential yet problems. Elections to form Senate begin next year with about 40 members.
In Pittsburgh, auto parts dealer Harry Levine sues two relatives, a Pittsburgh man and his Brooklyn cousin, for false pretense and giving a worthless $1021 note. The trial, begun Thursday, features repeated references to multiple Levines in a complex family dispute.
Hollywood reports Van Johnson, noted film star, underwent minor surgery to remove a cancerous growth from his left thigh. Dr Marcus Rabwin said Johnson would stay about a week in Cedars of Lebanon and expect to return to work within ten days on the film Wives and Lovers. Johnson, 46, rose to fame in the 1930s and 1940s with romantic and comic roles and later starred in London and U.S. productions of The Music Man.
Meal plan lists daily items for March 11 to 15 with errors and omissions. Menu includes grilled cheese sandwich buttered peas relishes cherry sauce peanut butter cookie and more with hampered spelling. Items like hamburger on bun chicken pie chili and oven fried fish appear alongside fruit, jello, bread and sides.
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