Convalescent home gains conditional approval in Corona
Corona Planning Commission grants a conditional use permit for a convalescent home on Garretson Avenue near Magnolia after a 4 to 2 vote. Commissioner Murphy cast a pivotal vote despite earlier doubts, with opposition from Manuel Cruz and Chairman John Collins. The case prompted discussions on architectural review and potential conflicts of interest involving local officials.
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Henry Leppard
Robert E. McMackin
Corona Planning Commission
Garretson
Magnolia
McMackin
George Murphy
Murphy
Arleene Watts
Robert Murga
Frank Tetley
Manuel Cruz
Commission
John Collins
Collins
Architectural Review Board
Grand Boulevard Circle
City Atty
Robert J. Timlin
Bill Smith
Riverside
Julian Gentis
James Gwilliams
Circle City Hospital
Tom Morrow
Morrow
Martyn Smith
Miss Smith
Quakers Send Penicillin to Both Sides in Vietnam Conflict
The American Friends Service Committee ships penicillin to civilian war casualties in National Liberation Front and government controlled areas. It says private, civilian aid may ease future relations and acknowledges U S approval challenges.
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Front
Bélovin
Vietnam
American Friends Service Committee
Readers vent pet peeves from neighbors to crowds
Rob in Beeler complains about inconsiderate people while Mrs Romain dislikes dirt and dust. Mrs Walter Sullivan and Pat Feagins cite rude behavior and cramped small print. Lee Kelley and Cheryl Batten blame tailgating and crowded stores during Christmas.
Pike to wed third wife amid possible excommunication
San Francisco reports former Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike plans a third marriage to his secretary Diane Kennedy 30 despite potential excommunication. He would wed tomorrow at Willow Glen United Methodist Church in San Jose unless Bishop C Kilmer Myers blocks it.
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Diane Kennedy
C. Kilmer Myers
Willow Glen United Methodist Church
San Jose
South
Episcopal
Pike
Myers
Wilson and Timlin Denied Citywide Pay Raise
Corona City Council approved a five percent across the board raise for city employees but excluded City Manager Glenwood Wilson City Atty Robert J Timlin and the city treasurer from the increase. The move followed concerns over prior salary boosts for the three and legal constraints on the treasurer’s pay. Finance Director Dan Cloud pressed the council for its stance on the broader pay hike.
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Corona
Glenwood Wilson
Robert J. Timlin
Cishy
Wilson
Timlin
Dan “Cloud
Bank raises prime rate to 6 3 percent in New York
First National City Bank of New York, a major lender, boosts its business loan prime rate to 6 3 percent effective immediately. The rise marks the highest level since rates began in 1947, when the prime stood at 1 1 4 percent.
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New York
First National City Bank of
Flu Absenteeism Rises Across Corona Norco Schools
Local schools report record flu related absences as Corona and Norco face a surge blamed on Hong Kong flu like illness. Corona Junior High shows 38 percent absence, Corona Senior High 352 missing, while district offices note 63 teachers out, the highest in five years amid widespread holiday disruptions and nationwide school closings.
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Home Gardens
Norco Elementary
Raney Junior High
Coronita
el Cerrito
Eastvale
Parkridge
Corona Junior High
Corona Senior High
Sierra Vista School
Norco
Highland School
Auburndale
Norco Senior High
Traffic smashup kills eight in Holtville area
A head on collision on Highway 115 two miles north of Holtville killed five men and three women. One car carrying six victims was from Mexico, the other from Fremont with two fatalities. Two youths survived, Vernon Schaffer and Juan Abril, both 19. Police withheld identifications and gave a northbound Fremont car crossing the center line at 6:25 a.m. as the crash cause.
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Holtville
Imperial Valley
Mexico
Vernon Schaffer
Fremont
Juan Abril
Mexicali
Highway Patrol
Negro eyed as SF State proxy for permanent president
Franklin H. Williams a former civil rights lawyer and head of Columbia University's Urban Center met with the San Francisco State College presidential selection committee this week as candidates are vetted to succeed Acting President S. J. Hayakawa. Williams visited Tuesday and Wednesday before returning to New York. The Examiner reported additional interviews will follow.
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San Francisco
San Francisco State College
San Francisco Examiner
Franklin H. Williams
Bay Area
Columbia University
New Urban Center
New York
Santa target of church leaders overexposure
Syracuse University minister Dr McCombe denounces Santa Claus as a ho ho phony over too much publicity. He laments omnipresence from Thanksgiving through midwinter observances and says the jolly figure and his helpers have become a pest in stores billboards churches and funeral parlors.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Santa
Jobo Uf. McCombe Jr
Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
Santa Claus
McCombe
Johnson Hospitalized for Chest Cold at Bethesda
President Johnson entered Bethesda Naval Hospital today for treatment of a chest cold and low grade fever, as described by a White House spokesman. The brief medical note provides no details on prognosis or duration.
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Washington
President Johnson
Bethesili Naval Hospital
White House
Actress Dolores Moran Recalls Mysterious Heir to Ponce Estate
In Los Angeles Dolores Moran, a former actress now 41, recalls an unknown man as the beneficiary of Anthony Ponce’s 1947 will. Ponce, a reclusive 58 year old bachelor, left Moran the bulk of his $250 000 to $300 000 estate with modest bequests to five nieces and a nephew.
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Los Angeles
Dolores Moran
Anthony Ponce
Miss Moran
Sunnyvale
Calif
Joseph DeGioia
Ponce
Hollywood
the Grove
California
George Bunacich
Memory of DeGlora and Moran clash over Ponce will
Miss Moran recalls Ponce’s benevolence toward a young girl he visited at a drive-in. She says her memory of the incident has faded with time and calls life an extraordinary procession, noting she is not living in poverty but marveling at the will's implications.
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DeGlora
Ponce
Miss Moran
UF leader Targets Doctors in Corona-Norco Drive
Corona-Norco United Fund president Tra Calvert reported the annual drive is within 2400 of its 81600 goal and predicted success with help. He urged solicitors access to doctors, noted many doctors have not contributed, and announced a new residential push with 70 uncontacted small businesses to be added to volunteer efforts. He asked for contributions via UF Box 596 Corona or donors to provide funds at local offices.
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Calvert
United Fund
P. O
Corona
Sama
Corona Bowl
Lois Newsom
Smith Street
Bank of America
31 nabbed in draft dodge scheme
FBI arresting 41 people in a Chicago area operation linked to a Selective Service scheme. Investigators say phony documents claimed registrants were National Guard members to obtain draft deferments. among those taken in were Illinois National Guard fulltime employees Willus Everett Vivian Willy Britton Jr and Gen T Cleveland.
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Washington
FBI
Chicago Area
Selective Service
National Guard
Thosm
Willus Everett Vivian
Willy Britton, Jr
Gen T. Cleveland
Uwbtiers Nation Guard
Eisenhower Brother Dies in Scottsdale Hospital
Earl D. Eisenhower, 70, brother of former President Dwight Eisenhower, died in a Scottsdale hospital where he had been a patient since Monday. His son Earl Jr. said the Scottsdale resident suffered his first heart attack Monday.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Earl D. Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Earl Jr
Eisenhower
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Corona Elks Club
Mimi
Harold King
Charlotte Burtness
Norco High School
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Tony Romain
W. Fifth St
Walter Sullivan
Pat Feagins
Sugar Lane
Wakefield Ave
Lee Kelley
Cheryl, Batten
Penrose
Cherye
Batten
Brentwood
Tony Roman
James A. Pike
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Renner
Enene
Hong Kong
Norco Kiwanis Club
American Red Cross
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SF State
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Fixaminer
S. J. Hayakawa
Santa Assailed
Ho Ho
Phony
Tra Calvert
The
Illinois National Guard
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