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California Pasadena Independent

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1966

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Picketing Controversy Over School Lunches Prompts Youth Protests

In a Wyoming grade school, students did not picket the lunch program on Thursday amid claims of unsatisfactory meals. Principal statements cited weather and parental sentiment, with six year old Steven Rodgers identified as a potential ringleader and discussion limited by staff.

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Rees Says Area Losing Aid Funds

Rep. Thomas M. Rees said Thursday more than 14 million dollars in federal funds are being withheld from Los Angeles due to its reluctance to join the Southern California Association of Governments SCAG He cited 1.41 million for urban transit 4.0 million for open space development and 11 million for water and sewer projects delayed by regional planning resistance He warned that without SCAG federal participation in local programs is hampered and linked it to the Prop 14 draft and a regional long range planning need for orderly development city and state impact noted.

Thomas M. Rees Los Angeles Southern Caliornia Association of Governments SCAG Rees Los Anggeles California Bees

Portugal hints it may join France in NATO pullout

NEW YORK AP Portugal Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar signaled that Portugal could reconsider its NATO ties and might join talks with France in a potential pullout. The Times, citing Tad Szulc, noted Salazar described US support as lacking during India’s seizure of Portuguese enclaves and suggested Portugal could seek broader bilateral alliances, potentially including the Azores.

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Pasadena Area Forecast Passes Through Variable Clouds

Forecasts show partly cloudy conditions with few showers in the early morning. Saturday to be mostly sunny and warmer with variable cloudiness across mountains deserts. Light showers coastal areas and isolated thunderstorms possible. night and early morning hours remain unsettled with decreasing clouds into Saturday.

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Beer Halls Prove Rust in Moscow

Moscow government paper Laveska reports a boom in beer halls and related venues stalled last year with only a few of 413 planned halls opening. It cites bad or ginination as the reason and notes only a fraction of Moscow sites became operational.

Moscow Laveska

Inside climate comfort found at tropical temperate boundary

Readers learn why indoor air feels different as researchers identify optimal conditions for work and study. An inside temperature around 69 degrees Fahrenheit with about 70 percent humidity and gentle air movement improve comfort and mental acuity, suggesting comfort aligns with border climate between tropical and temperate zones.

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