19 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
1
A teen writes about a painful romance with a married entertainer age 29 over a year. She seeks guidance on shame, legality, and future paths, while adults urge caution and emphasize self-respect and safer choices.
A sick man resists viruses with misdirected impatience and a potential penicillin shot. His wife Bern ie Anabelle hold their month old infant nearby as they discuss illness and immunity. The scene notes fever fatigue cough and a focus on vitamins and rest.
A ten thousand strong mob in Jakarta sacked and burned the British Embassy protesting Malaysia’s formation. Fires gutted the building and eight embassy cars were destroyed as Indonesian authorities vowed to protect British lives and property. Witnesses said students from the National Youth Front led the demonstration after gathering in front of the Youth Front HQ.
Arcadia residents hosted three exchange students and foster siblings at a barbecue and ice cream making event Sept 28. Lise Haegstad of Norway Ximena Martinez of Chile and Adolfo Bernardo of Spain live with local families while attending Arcadia High School and join clubs and activities.
The Independent and the Star-News assign veteran courthouse reporter J Robert Smith to cover the State Bar of California convention in San Francisco next week. He will also attend a reunion of past winners in honor of the 30th statewide press awards contest.
A small plane crashed into Mount Wilson near the observatory, killing five year old Jaci Crowell. The wreckage spread across acres and Crowell was beheaded by jagged metal but not burned. Maintainers at the observatory recovered the body as fire remained confined to the craft.
A tropical storm battered Southern California and the Imperial Valley with strong winds, flooding, and power outages. Roads closed and telephone service cut for hours as crews reported heavy rain, high surf, and numerous traffic accidents across Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego regions.
Valley cities dominated the Los Angeles County Fair Junior Chamber of Commerce displays winning multiple first second and third prizes. Rosemead Pasadena San Dimas Temple City Claremont Alhambra Covina San Gabriel and West Covina earned awards with prize money totaling hundreds of dollars for city themed exhibits. The Tournament of Roses centerpiece from Pasadena won $175 and other districts collected cash for 20 000 to 109 000 populations.
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