31 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
1
A jumble of domestic letters and notes reveal conflicts between a wife and husband, a concerned friend, and police mentions. The correspondence discusses guidance for handling behavior, family dynamics, and worries about a wife’s influence on children.
A medical notice warns against misidentifying drugs by appearance or taste noting tragic incidents from incorrect administration. The piece recounts a patient who swallowed a sleeping pill thinking it was medicine and describes how mixups can occur when pills are not clearly labeled and placed.
Clarence J Morris ends a 19 year career as Pasadena chief following a rise from sergeant in 1928 to temporary chief in 1943 and permanent in 1946. He led mobile radio communications adoption, started the traffic investigation division, and oversaw New Year activities for decades. He plans to resign effective November 16 after submitting papers to the Pasadena Retirement Board.
An individual was detained on suspicion of armed robbery and kidnapping after a robbery occurred early today. The suspect denied the charges as police said.
The state approves a 3.790 million dollar program to add 30 miles of new expressways and widenings totaling billions in upgrades. It envisions a master plan to build 32,400 miles of freeway and expressway by 1990, with maintenance and local allocations of hundreds of millions.
Kim a wheelchair bound Altadena girl with a kidney ailment received a memorable visit from Mr. Ed the Talking Horse and owner Marilyn Soush junior at Pesadena High School. A dozen children attended the early birthday party held at 1440 N Allen Ave Altadena. The horse appeared in the yard with its owner and the guests chatted non stop as Kim’s friends spoke of her love for horses.
An official communique states a cease-fire will be sounded at midnight on November 23 to halt heavy fighting near the Sahara desert border. Details on the timing and terms appear on page 5 of today’s paper.
Four Russians and one American engineer were detained by the FBI on espionage charges after a pre-dawn roundup near the United Nations. John William Butenko, 38, an American engineer of Russian parentage, and Igor Ivanov, 33, a chauffeur for the Soviet Mission, faced secret data accusations. Butenko and Ivanov posted bail with Pavlov and Torivashin, while all denied charges. The arrests occurred despite diplomatic immunity and followed alleged meetings and information sharing with Soviet delegates at U.N. headquarters.
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