Pasadena School Bonds Cleared for Sale by State Supreme Court
The Pasadena Unified School District gains clearance after a 16 month legal fight over $5.8 million in bonds. The California Supreme Court rejected a rehearing petition by De Jong, clearing the way for sale at the Board of Supervisors meeting next Tuesday. Proceeds fund school renovations and relocatable classrooms to end double sessions.
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Pasadena
WGT
State Supreme Court
Paul Salmon
Pasadena Unified
Los Angeles County
Supreme Court
Hamilton de Jong
de Jong
Supreme Court At
California
Salon
Board of Supervisors
Gul
Education Center
Bank of America
San Francisco
Salmon
Action Line advice on water pressure and street signs
Readers seek guidance on low water pressure and meter issues. George Evans of the DWP outlines potential fixes, while a San Marino reader notes a missing street sign repair and 30 signs slated for a year. A Pasadena resident asks about state taxes, and a troubled marriage case is described with hospital support cited.
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Water Department
Pasadena
George Evans
Department of Water and Power
Inside Today: Bridge Beats and Bits of Deaths
A compact page summary lists sections for Bridge, Crime notes, a big editorial, and features across horoscope society sports and television theatres. It includes contact numbers for Pasadena East Valley and Los Angeles circulation and after hours desk lines.
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Pasadena Area
East Valley
Los Angeles
News Desk
Nixon Hanoi Stalemate Persists Amid Public Pressure
Paris reports North Vietnam claims Johnson could end the war if he orders a halt to bombing, while U.S. negotiator Harriman insists progress requires reciprocal deescalation by Hanoi. Thuy says Paris talks would have yielded a settlement with Johnson’s action.
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Paris
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Johnson
Vietnam
Thuy
North
Thay
North Vietnam
Nixon campaigns through Los Angeles area backing Rafferty
Richard Nixon visited Los Angeles area for three rallies drawing thousands. He urged GOP majorities in the U S House and California legislature, praised Max Rafferty, and endorsed Republican candidates while fending off a few hecklers.
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Richard Nixon
White House
Los Angeles
Nixon
Panorama City
Burbank High School
House of Representatives
Ronald Reagan
Max Rafferty
US. Senate
George Murphy
Health Futurama Opens Doors at Civic Auditorium
Health Futurama opens a two day exhibit at the Civic Auditorium Exhibition Hall with noon to 9 30 pm hours and a 7 pm address by Dr Albert Puskas from North American Aviation highlighting medical aspects of the Apollo program. The event features current and future medical techniques, career opportunities in health fields, and information on facilities and disease prevention. Admission is free.
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Amelia
Albert Puskas
North American Aviation
Pasadena
Civic Auditorium
Puskas
ISN Classified Ad Sells a Chevy
William Heldeman of San Marino says the ISN classifieds did a good job selling his Chevy. The notice promotes ISN Classified ads with phone numbers for Monrovia El Monte and Covina exchanges to place ads.
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William Heldeman
Roanoke Road
San Marino
Monrovia
el Monte
Covina
US to Start Parley on Israel Jet Sale
President Johnson said the United States will begin negotiations with Israel on selling advanced supersonic jet fighters. The move accompanies a $1.9 billion foreign aid bill and reflects bipartisan support for arming Israel against Soviet backed regional rivals. Nixon and Humphrey have endorsed the sale of 50 Phantom FS jet fighters to Israel.
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Israel
Jeis
Washington
UPI
Johnzon
Jong Erlay
United States
Jo Johto
White House
Congress
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert J. Humphrey
Mass Arrests Predicted After Viet Coup Attempt
AP reported a failed coup against President Nguyen Van Thieu and mass arrests of South Vietnamese officers expected. Government sources said Majors and colonels have already been arrested as the armed forces remained on full alert. The Us Embassy confirmed information of an abortive coup. Names tied to Le Nguyen Khang surfaced, though denials followed from Ky allies and Khang associates.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Allivial
Thiet
Althongs
South Vietnam
Associated Press
Souree
Thieu
le Nguyen Khang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Khang
Detroits Grand Slam Sparks Rout of St. Louis
The Detroit Tigers exploded for a 10-run third inning sparked by a grand slam from Northrup as they routed the St. Louis Cardinals 13-1 to even the World Series at 3-3. Denny McLain pitched well and Detroit prepared for a seventh game showdown with Mickey Lolich vs Bob Gibson.
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ST. Lois
Nort
Tup
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Northrup
Larry Jaster
Tigers
Detroit
Denny Mclain
Mickey Lolich
Bob Gibson
Kremlin White Book distributed in Prague to justify invasion
Soviet occupation officers circulated Czechoslovak translations of the Kremlin White Book arguing the invasion was needed to save Czechoslovakia from counter revolutionaries. The move accompanies talks in Moscow on a treaty to station up to 100000 Soviet troops indefinitely in Czechoslovakia.
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Kremlin
Prague
UPI
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Czechoslovak Élevision
Communist Party Central Committee
Communist First Party
Alexander Dubcek
House approves debate bill in push for Nixon Humphrey TV clashes
The House passed a measure to enable a Humphrey Nixon Wallace televised debate amid a rowdy 21 hour session. Democrats framed the vote 230 to 35 as a turning point, while President Stanton proposed peak-time slots on four Sunday nights before the November 5 election.
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Washington
Fibustee
House
Humphrey
Nixon-Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Edmunds. Muskle
Spiro T. Agnew
Curtis LeMay
U S Jobless Rate Rises Slightly for September
The Labor Department reports September unemployment at 3.6 percent, up from August 3.3, with women hit hardest as job openings slowed to 125000 for the month. Men held at 2.2 percent as overall labor activity shrank.
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U.S
Washington
GPT
Labor Department
Rabel
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor market shows slow payroll gains in 1968 data
Goldstein avoided guessing on the Johnson Administration's 10 percent income tax surcharge impact. September's 3.6 percent unemployment rate matches the year's average, remaining below 1966 and 1967 levels. The average work week rose to 38 hours, a 1968 record, while hourly earnings increased four cents to $2.90, the largest monthly rise since 1966.
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Goldstein
Congress
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