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California Pasadena Independent

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1968

Page

1

Pasadena action line answers local service questions

Readers send in questions about rent relief for seniors and city services. The column explains housing authority pricing, presidential ballot order by assembly district, Salvation Army contact for rehabilitation, reporting transit delays, parade applications, and why some inquiries go unanswered.

J. Edgar Joever N. de Lacey Pasadena M. H Anniston Ala. A Salvation Army Marbor E. Sth Los An

Reaction to column yields refund for sales tax error

A reader from Altadena thanks the column for reporting an Oct 15 item about a 6 percent sales tax in Los Angeles. The buyer had paid 1 percent too much on an electric organ purchased in L A and delivered to Altadena. The city clerk confirmed the report and the store issued an immediate refund of the overcharge.

Los Angeles L.A Altadena D. B Aitadena

No End In Sight to Slowdowns Amid Shanker Trial

Inside today notes ongoing police and firemen slowdowns and the Jong teachers strike, unlikely to be resolved while Union President Albert Shanker faces trial. Page 37 includes Financial, Horoscope, Comics, Society, and Sports sections with contact numbers for Pasadena and East Valley readers.

Albert Shanker BS Television

Humphrey Campaign Draws Big L A Crowd

Vice President Hubert Humphrey rallied in Los Angeles on Thursday with clergy and labor groups, mocking Richard Nixon and courting Wallace and LeMay opponents. He urged unity with Muskie and faced a tough path ahead as he campaigned in California, including a Shrine Auditorium event and a San Diego stop.

Hubert Humphrey Frantrummer Richard Nixon Los Angeles Wallace Aml LeMay Humphrey Yeinli Muskie Rkers Ducitz Shrine Auditorium San Diego Nixon

Berkeley to suspend students after dawn sit-in crackdown

UC Berkeley moved to suspend immediately seventy-two protesters who helped barricade Moses Hall during the night. Chancellor Heyns announced possible expulsion after hearings and said the university would press criminal charges for property damage. Gov Reagan praised the campus action.

Moses Hall Roger Treyns Berkeley Heyns Sproul Hall Ronald Reagan

Weekend events in Pasadena and nearby areas draw crowds

Pasadena hosts the second annual Antique Bottle Show at Brookside Park Cultural Building with noon auctions both days. Riverside features the Grand Prix as part of a busy weekend. Friendly Valley near Newhall holds a five day Western art pageant. Dodgers Stadium area showcases mobile homes and campers with ample parking. Apple orchards in Oak Glen and Julian offer fall colors as November nears.

Pasadena Brookside Park West The Los Angeles Historical Battle Club Friendly Valley Newhall Avenue of the Oaks Golden State Freeway Highway 14 Valley Parkway Dodgers

It’s a Girl For Johnsons Lynda Bird

Lynda Bird Robb gave birth to a baby girl at Bethesda Naval Hospital. The newborn weighed about pounds and ounces with both mother and child doing well. The President and Mrs. Johnson welcomed a granddaughter, fulfilling a wish after already having a grandson.

Bethesda, Md UPJ Lynda Bird Robb Johnson Bethesda Naval Hospital Lynda Luci Nugent

President Johnson says no peace breakthrough in Vietnam efforts

President Johnson held a White House news conference saying there is no basic change or breakthrough in Vietnam. He warned against false security and urged patience with private diplomacy amid meetings in Paris, Washington, and Saigon, noting no progress since October 16.

FERCE Washington Johnson Vietnam U.S White House Saigon Hanoi Paris

Vietnam to Free 140 Prisoners as Peace Hopes Grow

Saigon announced plans to release 140 prisoners of war in Saigon in a televised statement. The move, described as humanitarian, follows U S repatriation of North Vietnamese sailors and coincides with Viet Cong freeing South Vietnamese troops. Details pending, group reportedly includes both North Vietnamese and Viet Cong.

Saigon Ues South Vietnam Thurstey United States Republic of Vietnam

Moscow Warns Czechs as Soviets Threaten Return of Troops

Moscow warned that troops and tanks could be sent back to Czechoslovak cities if anti-Soviet demonstrations erupt during the 50th anniversary celebrations. Prague banned large outdoor gatherings and even pro-Russian protests, while Warsaw Pact forces began withdrawing. Bulgarian, Hungarian, and Polish units also pulled back as trains carried Soviet armor toward the front.

Prague UPI Communist Party Soviet Union Czechoslovak Kremlin Czech Warsaw Pact Czechoslovakia Red Army Ruzyne

Hanoi Aide Hints New Prospects For Peace Talks

Paris reports quote Hanoi chief negotiator Thuy and President Johnson as saying no breakthrough yet on the bombing halt package but hint at fresh prospects if bombing stops. Hanoi delegates in Paris wait for developments amid tension and criticism of continued air raids. Johnson says Washington is working hard on a peace process as casualties rise.

Paris UPI Hanoi Johson “Har Wui Xuan Thuy Johmson Washington Thuy Johson Johnson Walt National Liberation Front Fale Tomorow

Ad Moves Ford First Day Running Ad

I sold my '61 Ford the first day my ad appeared In your paper. Claude R. Brown of Pasadena says the ISN classified ads work. Discover how ISN ads help you buy sell rent or trade. Place ads by phone 736-0811 81-4811 or tollfree 415 from Monrovia El Monte and Covina exchanges.

Ford Claude R. Brown E. Clacy Sh Pasadena Monrovia el Monte Covina

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