07 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1966
Page
1
Cardinal Doepiner, archbishop of Munich, urged urgent action to improve living standards in undeveloped countries. He told a news conference that a confidential report by a commission submitted to Pope Paul VI last July calls for broader population control measures and greater unity.
A European Catholic cardinal, a key leader of the church's progressive wing, visits the United States to inspect Catholic institutions and accept honorary degrees. He opposes making foreign aid conditional on population control and warns such pressure could set a bad precedent. He notes bureaucratic conservatism in the Roman Curia and balances Vatican Council legacy.
Washington AP reports a government urged plan for housewives to cut costs amid rising food prices. Tips include using cheaper European gourmet dishes, buying on sales, making lists, choosing lower priced brands, substituting meat with poultry and fish, and opting for day old bread and powdered milk. Officials say families of four can eat well on 25 dollars a week with planning.
Fragmentary newspaper text from Pasadena 1964 shows ad style and court notice references. It mentions morning daily, single copies ten cents, Pasadena California, and a court order with obscured details. Named locations include Pasadena and Pacifica area references with faded telephone numbers and former names.
Gov. Brown names a bipartisan 15 member Diaries commission to study amendments to the Rumford Act and open housing changes. The panel includes six Democrats, six Republicans, two clergymen and a judge, with names from San Francisco to Los Angeles and Sacramento. Aimed at guiding the 1987 legislature, the group features lawyers, real estate executives, and religious leaders, while CREA seeks representation but declines.
Psychiatrists and meteorologists note a rise in melancholy as autumn arrives. People feel tired listless and discouraged, with reduced appetite sleep and thinking. The mood shift affects work and family life as seasonal sadness grows.
Stamford reports the death of Lorraine Fielding a 55 year old playwright on Tuesday in what appears to be a quiet passing. The AP dispatch notes her long career and ties to Stamford. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Lachlan M. Richards aged 44 was sworn in Thursday as director of California's new Harbors and Watercraft Department in Sacramento AP reports.
Pasadena and nearby regions expect low clouds tonight then sunny spells. Today high around 78 degrees, with inland areas possibly reaching mid 70s to low 80s and coastal valleys cooler. Skies clear later, light smog, light winds, and no major temperature swings through Saturday. Southland forecast highlights include low clouds inland and fog in valleys, with mainly sunny conditions through the day and some afternoon clouds.
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