Entertainments and Venues Across Town This Week
A roundup of ongoing shows and nightly entertainment at venues including Tapper Mil in Bantington Sheraton Hotel Walt Robison Orchestra at Ship Room Glendale Tea House and Pasadena Playhouse. Highlights feature Celeste Holm and Wesley Addy in Captain Brasshound's Conversion, plus concerts and piano recitals at Caltech and Beck Tah Auditorium.
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Rene Heredia
Mission Drive
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Neighborhood Theatres Showtimes and Listings at Edwards Drive In
The pages list showtimes and films at local venues including Alhambra and Edwards Drive In. Notable titles include How to Steal and Santa Anita. Times vary with noon and evening showings, with multiple venues hosting screenings for the community.
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Wallace Threatens Arrest of U.S. Education Agents
Gov. George Wallace in Montgomery accused federal HEW agents of harassment of Alabama school authorities. He ordered state troopers to question Richard Fairley and Woodrow Bankhead after a complaint from Elmore County officials about intimidation and discrimination. The agents, stopped at the Montgomery airport, refused questioning and left for Washington.
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Reagan assails Brown over Mexican-American polls
Ronald Reagan, speaking at a Los Angeles rally in a Mexican-American neighborhood, charges Governor Brown plans a fake letter to win votes from Hispanics and calls Brown a “big brother” with contempt for Mexican descent Americans. He criticizes labor and cites past union battles while touring Aerojet plant in Downey.
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Brown Aims Stand on Smut Bill at Industry Meeting
Governor Brown spoke to about 1,000 workers and high school students at a water heater plant in City of Industry on Proposition 26. He argued the anti obscenity measure is unconstitutional and would hinder fights against dirty books, while promising a 1967 bill to target hard core pornography under Supreme Court rulings if re elected. He attacked Ronald Reagan as the candidate of wealthy right wing interests and suggested some Republicans publicly back the governor’s TV and PR efforts.
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King Opposes Violence in Civil Rights Fight
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said he opposes violence and separatism but hopes to cooperate with black power groups. He announced a national campaign for a guaranteed annual income for the poor and defended nonviolence as the most effective method while urging continued dialogue with SNCC and CORE.
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National Association For the, Advance of Colated People
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Millionaire Leaves Wealth for Health and Education
James A. Chapman, 85, dies leaving about $95 to $100 million in endowments for higher education medical research and hospitals across Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas. Executors disclosed Friday that the estate will fund health services and related charitable causes, doubling the University of Tulsa’s endowment and supporting regional education and health initiatives.
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Topless Ads Covered By Bay Area Clubs
Sacramento AP reports two San Francisco night clubs agreed to cover topless dancers as city officials consider suspending liquor licenses at Condor and Off Broadway. Photos of harebrained entertainers outside clubs prompted the action.
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Pasadena and coastal temps forecast for Sunday and beyond
Weather outlook shows a warm trend with highs near the mid 70s at Pasadena and coastal areas, while inland valleys expect more sunshine and rising temperatures. The forecast lists numerous regional readings and city notes, including Santa Monica, San Francisco, and San Jose, with general patterns of clear or partly cloudy skies and mild nights.
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Twin beds rise as sleep solution across households
An article discusses how families trend toward twin beds to customize warmth and space. It notes varied comfort needs, with some couples preferring separate covers and blankets while others share a single bed. The piece weighs pros and cons of the twin arrangement for restful sleep.
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