10 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
1
Readable fragments show a teens age gap dating dilemma and social awkwardness. A girl asks about maturity and dating while an 18 year old girl contemplates a 21 year old boyfriend and marriage. The text hints at social discomfort and advice about developing interests.
An 81-year-old patient recovering from a respiratory infection asks the doctor and nurse to allow a Friday special lunch before discharge. The scene unfolds at the hospital as the patient recalls past heart failure, comments on her ankles, and jokes with the staff about her care.
Mrs Mae Reich wife of Sidney Reich owner of Hertels Department Store debuts a one woman show at Sierra Madre Woman's Club 270 W Sierra Madre Ave Her work includes landscapes of Lake Tahoe New Hampshire Old Bill Barn Old Barn and floral still lifes All paintings created with a palette knife Reich learned in New York City before moving to California where she paints three days a week aided by her husband who supports her artistic pursuit She has exhibited at Pasadena street fair Laguna Beach J JoWa Barnsdale Park and San Francisco Telegraph Hill works reflect light and mood under varying lighting conditions
The San Gabriel City Council protests the on sale beer license for 231 N. Las Tunas Drive with a second ABC Board filing. Councilwoman Helen Achilles leads the protest, citing resident welfare and business impact as the city weighs sending an official letter citing a split vote and missing caveats.
Thirteen U S military men are missing in Central Vietnam after the crashes of two Marine helicopters and a Vietnamese fighter bomber. Ground fire from guerrillas and storm hampered search efforts as an American pilot in another Marine helicopter was wounded by plexiglass and a Vietnamese soldier aboard was killed. An observation plane taking part in the search was also hit.
Sierra Madre water rate committee of the Chamber accuses disparity in charges as they billed by living units instead of meters. City Council gave a cool reception, taking no action. Debate turned to a road extension in Henry Neutzel Subdivision to Sturtevant Drive to serve as secondary access and drainage relief for Sierra Madre Canyon.
In Pasadena, about 10 000 voters may shape the outcome of a $5 million bond to build a fourth high school. Officials note a two thirds majority is needed for approval and past off year elections see turnout around 20 percent, which favors opponents. The article explains how voter turnout and the money issue could determine the result.
Actress June Allyson and California hairstylist Glenn Maxwell took out a marriage license in Fort Lauderdale yesterday for a wedding planned Saturday at Miami Beach. Allyson said she is excited, as reporters listened.
A Globe taster cargo aircraft carrying Danish dairy cattle crashed near Marseilles France. The crash killed three crew members with reports suggesting six more may have died. The plane’s nationality and crew were not immediately identified.
President Kennedy announced approval of private American grain sales to the Soviet Union and East European satellites on cash terms with normal commercial conditions. The plan includes restrictions to prevent excess shipments to allied or hostile nations and to replace grain losses through consultation with Congress and the Agriculture Department.
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