08 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1966
Page
1
The Belgian Supreme Court ordered the demolition of a ten-door luxury apartment building in Brussels. The 35 trillion, one year-old structure stood in a villa zoning area and faced planned redevelopment.
The forecast warns low clouds and fog near the coast early today, lifting to mostly sunny skies by midmorning and again Sunday. Inland areas are slightly warmer with clearing conditions. rain is not expected. Temperatures hover around 80 degrees today in parts of the Southland, with coastal fog extending inland late tonight into Sunday morning.
Fragmented OCR lists places and street names including Monrovia Santa Ana Temple Monterey Edwards and Foothill. The text reads like a garbled directory or community notice with scattered city names and mid century references. No coherent event or action is discernible.
Listings show multiple venues in Pepper MI and nearby areas offering live piano, guitar, and vocal acts on Fridays and Saturdays with various times. Notable spots include Howse-Doran Branch, Gi Ea Henry, Jon Fine Theatre, Huntington-Sheraton Hotel, Walt Robison Orchestra, El Poche-Dancing, and venues in San Gabriel and Pasadena with diverse acts through late October.
Pamela Turnure, Mrs John Kennedy's personal secretary, marries Robert J Timmins, Wall Street broker and heir to a Canadian mining fortune, in a New York ceremony hosted by Mrs Kennedy at her Fifth Avenue apartment. The bride, a Kennedy aide since 1957, will remain Kennedy's secretary while living in New York.
A fragmented grocery listing mentions Monday-Taler pups celery eteks dice peaches ranger conkies french read and hut ter milk among items. The OCR text shows a chaotic mix of food and household goods with unclear spelling and potential vendor notes.
US Food and Drug Commissioner James Goddard warns quacks have adopted a new face using electronic devices to sell fake cures. He cites rising sophistication in fraud, estimates annual losses run into billions, and urges public caution against get rich quick treatments while noting only licensed physicians should profit from medical care.
A garbled note discusses autumn shedding and hair growth patterns. It mentions people panicking about baldness, autumnal coat changes, and the cycle of thinning and regrowth as fall progresses. The text blends mis-typed phrases with generic observations about hair, season, and warmth.
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