20 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
1
Senator Thomas Rees reports the existing state highway funds formula favors northern counties. Southern lawmakers push bills to shift or scrap the distribution method, proposing 66 percent to southern counties or complete abolition.
Leader Bertram A. Powers said yesterday the striking printers in New York can attend a membership meeting next Sunday and demand a new vote on the settlement proposal rejected during the city's 102 day newspaper blackout. Despite mounting pressure, tensions continue.
Recalcit Powers said he would not ask Nig mien to reverse the rejection vote. He added he did not know of any member planning new votes and suggested a printer could demand reaffirmation. Mayor Robert F. Wagner was mentioned in the scene.
President Kennedy’s spending plans trigger warnings from printers and GOP leaders. Rep Bow and Sen Dirksen push for deep cuts, while a bipartisan panel may be set to review federal expenditures and budgeting controls amid stalled appropriations and new fiscal targets.
A compact primer offers practical steps for drivers to handle common car troubles. It covers checking automatic transmission alignment, carburetor icing signs and prevention with Super Shell gasoline, staying safe during lightning storms, diagnosing a mushy brake pedal, avoiding lockouts with a spare key and coins, emergency roadside signals, and AAA findings on breakdown causes with dealer preventive service recommendations.
In Middleburg Virginia President and Mrs Kennedy near occupying their new weekend retreat at Rattlesnake Mountain. Movers prepare to shift Kennedy furnishings from Glen Ora near Atoka Virginia but delays loom due to muddy spring roads and building issues. Mrs Tarliere plans to move back to Glen Ora after Easter with her family. The Kennedys usually spend Easter at Palm Beach and are expected to occupy the seven bedroom retreat after Easter, around April 14.
U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy announced intensified federal efforts against organized crime in Chicago over the next year, amid a spate of restaurant bombings and the unsolved slaying of a powerful Negro alderman. He spoke after meetings with U S District Attorney James P. O'Brien and others, noting the problem is widespread in large metro areas.
Chairman Gen. Park Chung Hee warned that military rule would extend in South Korea unless purges among ely si an politicians occur. He gave a March deadline after a two hour meeting with five leaders, all 21 junta members present, amid disputes over Yun Posun's compromise proposal.
YMCA sponsors two Easter caravans for Foothill youths. Starting April 6, Carl Gicacke leads 33 high school students on a seven day Western states trip through California and Nevada. On April 8, Carl Meseck guides 29 students on an eight day mission to Haswall.
Roy Henry of Pasadena has been appointed cochairman of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association for the Northeastern States District. The group includes more than 12,000 men and women who wore military uniforms on December 7, 1941, the day of the Pearl Harbor attack.
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