29 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
1
Western allies rejected Soviet plans to appoint an ambassador to East Germany and blocked a Western envoy to West Berlin. The spokesman said protests continued as Moscow pressed a broader diplomatic strategy. The exchange underscored Cold War tensions over Berlin.
Governor Brown pledged to use all influence to defeat an initiative aimed at repealing California's racial discrimination law. He urged state agency heads and real estate groups to discourage signatures as opponents seek a November 1964 vote, with alternatives for a 1965 legislative path or a 1966 public vote.
West German leaders including Defense Minister Karine von Hassel voiced satisfaction with Secretary of State Dean Rusk's pledge that the United States will maintain forces on the European continent. They urged Europe to boost its own manpower contribution while dismissing fears of a U S troop pullout amid references to Big LHU exercises and past Eisenhower Goldwater talk.
Independent issue details legal advertising by order of Superior Court. Notices reference Pasadena California offices on Colorado Boulevard with a court case identifier C-341a and date 1216. Public sale or legal actions not fully specified in readable fragments.
Walter T Ridder notes Americans weigh intelligence integrity ability experience and decisiveness in selecting candidates. He argues the system makes campaigning harmful and dulls the prospect of a durable presidency as election year tension grows.
Advice urges sightseers to enjoy the crisp October air and vivid yellows and mists of California’s fall forests from Jackson Lake to Wrightwood. Warns to check for storms, avoid fires, and secure a campfire permit. Highlights routes like Angeles Crest Highway and Crystal Lake Road and lists fall viewpoints including Mt. Baldy Village and Bouquet Canyon.
In San Francisco a U.S. judge refused a stay of execution for Lawrence Ackson, sentenced to die in the gas chamber at San Quentin for a rape murder. The fall landscape along the way features colorful maples and oaks as observers note the season’s turning leaves.
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