Campaign Push Near End as Vote Drive Aims to Close
Officials press to finish the voter drive by Friday evening as the final campaign phase unfolds. Staff photographer captures the push ahead of the finish line.
13 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
1
Officials press to finish the voter drive by Friday evening as the final campaign phase unfolds. Staff photographer captures the push ahead of the finish line.
A Pico Rivera youth about 15 to 17 and a 16 year old girl were detained by Corona police after a report of kidnapping. The girl said the youth forced her into a car, and she described prior assaults. Los Angeles County sheriffs later took over the investigation.
About 15 to 20 Notre Dame students gathered in Farley Hall Chapel to protest censuring Catholic priests over involvement in protests. The action expressed sympathy with Manchester New Hampshire students who held a three day fast in protest.
Thousands of U S Marines pushed through jungle mountains on the sixth day of a search for a Communist battalion hiding in caves and tunnels big enough for heavy trucks. The operation lies about 335 miles north of Saigon near Da Nang, where a Viet Cong force had previously inflicted heavy casualties on government troops.
Space champions Frank Borman and James Lovell sped Gemini 7 toward new records and likely rendezvous with Gemini 6 in orbit Wednesday. Cape Kennedy reported engine issues on the Gemini 6 Titan 2 booster were resolved and Gemini 7 continued its 134th orbit on day 10. 14 day flight expected to extend to 15 if conditions hold.
Owen K Burman fund drive chairman reports about 85 percent of contacts made and funds pledges received leaving a projected total around 61 thousand of the 67 thousand goal. The drive aims to support all agencies with a 27 percent rise over last year and asks for contributions from residents and businesses.
Corona police report a Norco man was attacked by three strangers near 3721 Center. Dallas Dean Allen suffered a 10 inch slash across his stomach after confronting the assailants who produced a four inch pocket knife.
Residents from Corona share holiday plans. Jean Dyche plans a Death Valley ghost towns trip with family before visiting relatives. Frances Cron will host in law guests then travel to Sunnymead for a 15 person Christmas dinner. Jerome Palmer observes Chanukah with temple event and gift exchange. Angela Wakv will visit Arizona for a large family dinner. Lucille Calsore will stay home with nine children and no invitations. Bill Woolbright expects a quiet day at home with children’s toys. Police report a street assault on Allen on Yorba Street with a knife wound. suspect fled in a car after a confrontation near Sixth Street.
The Norco Planning Commission aims to rezone 21 acres from A-1-4%4 to A-1. This non-routine item dominates tonight's short agenda and concerns property at 975 Parkridge.
Partly cloudy conditions give way to sunshine today with a noon temperature near 53 and an overnight low of 41. Yesterday reached a high of 61 as clear skies persist into tonight and Tuesday.
Ron Shepardson injured in a near fatal auto crash receives unexpected kindness from Paradise Knolls Golf Club members. A door knock reveals an envelope with $78 donated during a benefit golf tournament held in his honor. He will undergo therapy after the holidays to relearn leg use.
Lydia Cervantes a Corona High School sophomore reigned as queen over a two day Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe observance. She was crowned by Father Peter Luque at an 11 a.m. Saturday Mass at St. Edwards Church with escorts Ed ward Esquibal and Gloria Ortiz. The Guadalupana Society led by Beatrice Espinoza organized the event which included Mananitas singing and a Sunday Mexican dinner for about 350 attendees at St Edwards.
The storm delivering 1.41 inches of rain to Corona and Norco since Thursday has ended according to the U S Weather Bureau. The five day forecast calls for cloudiness but no additional rain is predicted and officials say dry intervals prevented damage.
Harry Brinton’s Norco residence on California Street was entered via unlocked window in the early hours Saturday. A stereo and portable TV were taken totaling about $750, later recovered stereo located in a vacant garage by Frank Kantor. This marks the Brintons’ second burglary in six years.
Riverside sheriff deputies hunted a bold kidnapper who abducted the market owner manager and a worker and their families then robbed the store Sunday night in Sunnymead. The bandit wearing a Halloween mask released the seven hostages early today in a rural San Bernardino County area and fled in a family car.
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