Pasadena City Board Candidates Tie Civic Service to Civics
City Board candidates in Pasadena hold pre election talks with groups across the community. Incumbent Flay Gordon urges voters to study opponents records on zoning and planning. At a Rose Villa meeting, Jencks accuses Changstrom of misrepresenting his attendance and voting history on a 529 unit apartment variance in A 4 South Orange Grove.
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Jane Caughey
Mpor
Jencks
Orange Grove
League of Women Voters
Tere
Changstrom
City Stomney
Pasadena Debate Over Uniform Housing Code Enforcement
Pasadena residents hear candidate John J. O'Brien urge immediate enforcement of the Uniform Housing Code to curb blight and deterioration. He calls for a coordinated city staff from Health, Building, Fire, and Police departments under the city manager to ensure safety and health in residential, commercial, and industrial areas. He references Ordinance No. 4590 adopted July 17, 1962, authorizing enforcement and coordination with the city manager and Board of Directors.
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John J “O'Brien
Board of City Directors
John Avison
San Pasqual St
Board’ of City Directors
O'Brien
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Stafz
Ad Folley
Gas Lights Out London Ul Progress
Britain announced yesterday that the government will address street lighting and urban safety measures. The report notes traffic and civil disturbances near major avenues and the prime minister’s residence, with references to ongoing public security concerns.
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Britain
Pein
Marotd
Mae
Imilian
Mo10
Wopschall touts city program at Oaksland Ave rally
Milton Wopschall condemned personal name calling at a gathering at the Wopschall residence 1000 8 Oakland Ave. He urged voters to back concrete proposals for city betterment including a holding tax policy city manager selection from local sources and rebuilding commercial areas while eliminating skid row. He called for senior facilities Vista del Arroyo restoration as a hotel cultural center and expanded Rose Row recreation plus Pasadena Beautiful support.
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Wopschall
Oaklant Ave
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Pasadena
Clergy Right to Serve Emphasized by Rev Ellis
Rev Ellis told voters ministers have every right to serve as city board members. He spoke at a Cordova SE home meeting with candidate Rev James Walls from District 4. Ellis defended church participation in government while keeping church and state separate, noting his own WW II service.
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Curtis
Cordova
Ellis
India
McNamara Aide Apologizes to Senate Probers
Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester apologized to Senator John L. McClellan and was invited to explain if he challenged the fairness of the TFX inquiry. McClellan said he appreciated the letter but warned it could imply questioning the committee’s integrity. Defense Secretary McNamara may submit an affidavit this week to present his view on the TFX contract.
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Washington
Arthur Sylvester
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClelland
Pentagon
McClellan
Sylvester
Thomases Ship 200 More Pounds Of Clothing To Clintwood
Two hundred more pounds of clothing has been rolled and is ready for shipment to flood victims in Clintwood Virginia. Jack and Stella Thomas of 203 North Sierra Madre Boulevard announce the load and invite donations by calling 22225 for further information.
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Stella Thomas
Sierra Madre Blvd
Lown
Tawna
Thomases
Syoaimare
Atom Tests Called Aid for Russia
Washington The administration's arms chiefs spent much of last week arguing that continued underground nuclear tests would aid Russia and threaten any test ban treaty. Secretary of State Rusk and disarmament chief Foster warned such testing could enhance Soviet advantage, while Rusk admitted no draft treaty was likely soon and lawmakers urged secrecy to prevent leaks.
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Russia
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William Foster
Rusk
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Foster
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Geneva
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Avidl Fumpheey
Lke
Wiscountry
Senate
Humphrey
Walter T Ridder on Capital Punishment in Washington
Washington debate over school discipline and student conduct sparks controversy. Readers recall prior eras of spanking as proposed remedy, with mixed reactions. The piece critiques public passions and questions the effectiveness of restored corporal punishment in city high schools.
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