Caltech MIT Electric Car Race Ends In Breakdowns
The MIT and Caltech battery cars faltered near Buffalo New York and Seligman Arizona as transformers and armatures failed. Wally Rippel and crew faced delays awaiting a replacement engine from Pasadena while teammate Patrick Silverthorne recuperated with mumps in Flagstaff.
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Alphonse-Gaston
Buffalo
N.Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Seligman
Ariz
California Institute of Technology
Wally Rippel
Hollywood
Caltech
Pasadena
Patrick Silverthorne
Flagstaff
MIT
Ohio
Reagan Signs Final Three Bills in Jobless Aid Package
California Governor Ronald Reagan signed the last three measures of a six bill package aimed at hard core unemployment. The package includes a new Department of Human Resources Development to consolidate job training and services, a nonprofit California Job Development Corporation to spur small business in slums, and a pooled money fund to back bank loans for startups. Unruh praised the plan and urged federal flexibility to let the state implement the program effectively.
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Reagan
Sacramento
API
California
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Department of Human Resources Development
Department of Employment
William Campbell
R-Hacienda Heights
Death of Tot Still a Mystery
Four year old Cynthia Bryant of 2425 E 115th St died after her body was found along a railroad track. An autopsy was inconclusive with no violence evident. toxicology and microscopic tests were ordered.
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Willowbrook
Cynthia Bryant
William Bryant
115Th St
Reagan Signs 16 Million Hospital Construction Bill
Gov. Ronald Reagan reluctantly signs a 16 million dollar measure to fund local hospital construction under the Hill Harris Act. The administration will not seek further state funding, keeping future hospital funding at the local level. Notable allocations include 430,471 for Los Angeles County Public Health Center, 391,218 for a Park Lane School mental health center in Tustin, and 1,236,710 for Central City Community Mental Health Center in Watts.
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Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles County
Park Lane
Tustin
Central City
Watts
Well-Dressed Thief Robs Lomita Bank
Lomita police report a gray flannel suit bandit robbed Gateway Bank at 3:30 p.m. taking $1,941 after presenting a deposit slip and implying a gun. Suspect about 45, 5 feet 6 inches, 200 pounds, fled in a car.
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Lomita
Lennox
Don Rumery
Gateway Bank
Pacific Coast Highway
Joan Angelo
Rumery
Supervisors approve switch in Assessor classification
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved abolishing the non Civil Service chief deputy assessor post. Gerald W. Miller to become assistant assessor effective Sept. 1, with James R. Vine leaving Aug. 31 for private industry. New salary range named at 22404 to 27924 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Philip E. Watson
Board of Supervisors
Watson
Gerald W. Miller
James R. Vine
Civil Service
Vine
Miller
Bank of America Led Syndicate Buys Vet Finance Bonds
State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest announced a Bank of America led syndicate bought 75 million dollars in bonds to finance farm and home loans for California veterans. The bid yielded 4.2047 percent net interest, described as excellent. These bonds complete the 250 million authorized in 1962 and are liquidated from veteran loan repayments.
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Sacramento
Ivy Baker Priest
Bank of America
California
Two Killed in Separate Accidents
A Los Angeles truck driver Ellworth Booth 43 died after a Santa Ana Freeway jackknife crash near Tustin. In Colorado Harbor City youth Leonard Knott 19 and James Salazar 18 were hurt in a single car crash on Interstate 80 near Wiggins. Knott remained in satisfactory condition while Salazar was released after treatment.
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Los Angeles
Harbor City
Colorado
Ellworth Booth
Santa Ana
Tustin
Wiggins
Colo
Fort Morgan Community Hospital
Leonard M. Knott
W. 240Th St
Torrance
James Salazar
Delos Drive
Knott
Salazar
Husband Held in Pedro Wife's Death
A San Pedro mother Daphne Kersee 36 was stabbed to death in her home as three of her seven children aged 14 17 and 18 watched. Her husband Mandh 43 was booked on suspicion of murder after the attack at 946 N Gaffey Place. Detectives said a day long argument preceded the stabbing and that Mandh Kersee waited for police at Harbor Division headquarters.
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San Pedro
Daphne Kersee
Har
Mandh
The
Los Angeles Police Department
Sgt. C. S. Hart
Hart
Kersee
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Silver Spur Rd
Lakewood de Amo
Graywood
Marina
Pacific Coast Hwy
Newport Center
LA Habra
Fashion Square
Broadway
Orlon
Pedro
Bor General Hospital
N. Gaffey Place
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