22 May 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
1
Deputies say the men held Miss Snyder at her home near Angeles Crest Highway and ransacked the house for supposed hidden cash. Their efforts yielded only $16 from her purse while an unidentified caller later reported a tied woman at the scene. Police relayed details to Montrose Sheriff communications.
Allied diplomats opened four rounds of separate talks in Ottawa to smooth differences on NATO nuclear policy before the 15 nation alliance meets. French resistance to a mixed nationality nuclear force has been eased, while officials from the United States Canada France and Britain discuss the framework and potential expansions.
The proposal would provide $275 instead of $259 as Hollinger suggested. Most affected are laundry workers. The raise is tied to Elinor Glenn executive secretary of Local 434 County Employers Union and Supervisor Kenneth Hann, with Local 434 as the organizing body.
Federal Judge Weinfeld denied a motion for judgment of acquittal for Navy Yeoman Nelson C. Drum mond on charges of conspiracy to violate national security laws and selling defense secrets to Soviet agents. The trial featured 22 witnesses over seven days, including an eyewitness account of removing six documents from the Newport, R. I. Naval Base on Sept 28, 1962.
Police say FBUs most wanted criminal Prank Chrismas, 37, was arrested after hiding under a bush during a bank robbery setup in Toledo. A witness tracked him to a second suspect. two others linked to a $2,000 bank holdup remain at large.
A Sacramento report notes welfare-broadening bills backed by the governor and a package of education and licensing measures in the Assembly. Senate actions include uniform commercial code amendments and water development provisions, with various AB and SB proposals advancing or debated. Key players include Governor, AB sponsors from Santa Fe to Berkeley, and state agencies shaping policy.
Grain producers, now over half of US wheat farms, were allowed to vote on the production marketing control program if they joined the referendum. The Farm Bureau urged participation to oppose strict production controls and high price supports, while Kennedy and Freeman warned rejection could block new farm legislation this year. The dispute centers on whether to embrace or defeat the administration’s plan and risk lower prices or await possible new laws.
Sacramento report details defeat of a Sunday closing auto bill by a Senate group citing economic concerns and objections. Assemblyman Tom Carrell defended the measure as protection for customers from misleading contracts, while dealer associations argued the rule would curb unfair practices and not be religious in intent.
San Marino voters rejected a 45 cent tax override for the unified school district with 2 803 no to 3 584 yes in all three precincts. The failed measure would have raised the district tax from 2 65 to 3 50, funding about 240 000 more for teachers’ salaries and crowding relief. Local opposition cited religious groups and fund restrictions, while proponents urged improved finances and student services.
Governor Barnett blocked enrollment of Meredith and faced federal orders on Autherine Lacy. Riots erupted as U S marshals escorted the student. Court hearings sought to compel the dean of admissions to admit Malone and McGlavery amid ongoing desegregation battles.
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