Privacy rights and government access debates in 1960s letters
A reader questions protection against the line of invasion of privacy, citing attorney general permission and the American Civil Liberties Union. The piece discusses privacy laws, U S wiretapping history, and public notices about manipulating private lives, with references to films and the need for legal safeguards. The letter mentions TV and telephone privacy concerns, and requests guidance on obtaining discounts for overseas communication.
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K.S
Pasadena
Generill
Ki Croigh
Cutifire Niu
Unio
Std SL
Cos Angeles
Alen Westis
Alhenteum
Avilable
Mrs Ford Named New Council President in Monrovia
Mrs Ford elected to lead the Monrovia city council succeeding Mrs Shenk who asked to be relieved of duties. Mrs Marthe Pappy remains a senior director and Mrs Watt continues as vice president while Mrs Ford will serve on hospital and child welfare boards and the budget committee. Shenk will serve as a council delegate to a Pasadena meeting on needs and opportunities.
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Jaiaves S
Cloveyless Wily
Monrovia
Hapily
Council
Mus
John Shenk
Hevaite
Ness
Yer
Sayvliy
Mrvs
Marthe Pappy
Dbhautogit
Bean FeLuid
Sip
Madie Council
Girl Scouts
Dices Tncs
Mangovia Guill
Childrens’ Hospital
Cara
Cities Way
Los. Angeles
Manrovia
Children's Hospital
Visiting Nurses Association of
Paradunia
Aus
Shenk
Convnilinity Plonality Council
Howe Ef
Wil
Pasadena
Hamas
Rep Smith Seeks Higher Federal Income Tax Exemption
Washington report states Rep Hi Allen Smith proposes raising the basic federal income tax exemption from 600 to 1000 dollars. The bill would also adjust deductions for blindness age and dependents while expanding exemptions for elderly and welfare-related standards.
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Washington
Hi Allen Smith
Minday
Rep. Sint
House
Ways and Meas
Reg
Seuitls
Woulst
Alga
Bill
Saith
Anid Ap
Omeyer alLredietova
Monrovia Tree Planting Project celebrates California birthday
The Monrovia Chanson at Commerce selects a 200 tree planting effort on Huntington Drive to mark California’s 700th birthday. Led by co-chairs Jack Mis and Perry Marlin, the Civic Improvement Committee coordinates with Industrial firms contributing to the street beautification on Blunt bog Drive.
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Huntington Dive
California
Monrovia Chanson At Commerce
Huntington Drive
Civic Improvement Commiee
Jack Mis
Perry Marlin
Pialis
Blunt Bog Drive
West City
PCC Off Campus Summer Series Set
Pasadena City College division of community services offers a six meeting series titled The Search for a New Mythology in Contemporary Avis followed by readings in Modern Dena wroui and The Social Twpact of Systems Thinking. Sessions include discussion grip and music appreciation at the Serio Center with weekly meetings Wednesdays from July 4 through July 30 at First Methodist Church and Pasadena Valley Library.
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Arig
Ie Division
Commmunity Services
Pasadena City College
Pasadena Vali
Carr
First Methodist Church
Serio Center
Pasadena City College Summer Session Plans and Local Notes
Pasadena City College outlines a first summer session with twelve credit classes starting in early summer. Notable events include a pediatric seminar by Dr. Frederick H. Kasten at Huntington-Alemany Hospital, a monthly missionary society meeting, and revised church services. Community groups invite participation at luncheons and church gatherings with schedule details and speakers.
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Pasadena City College
Pigh
Dre Tevin Lewis
Elment
Dean Jewls
Frederick H. Kasten
Heveanul
Pakadena Foundation For Medical Research
Huntington -Alemayial Hospital
Cewbort Babis
Kasten
East Pasadena Brush Fire Drives Foxes From Dens
A small brush fire in East Pasadena forced foxes from their dens and caused scatted concerns among residents. Firefighters arrived within minutes as one resident reported seeing a fox in a yard just before the blaze spread. No injuries or structural damage were reported.
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Ie Teal
Onda
Hivlyden
Uyvestertal
Pasadena
Warnes
Healymetces
Rusymend
Rin
School Vandalism Patrol Organized in Alhambra
A parent group called Parents on Yatroly Was beer organized in Altamira to combat vandalism at Park Elementary School. Park School PTA president Mrs. Latty Mason leads the drive, urging steps to reduce fires and damage, noting rising insurance costs borne by taxpayers. Interested parents may contact Mrs. Mason at 2813199 for details.
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Altamira
Park Elementary
Latty Mason
Park School Pta
Ganian Alter
Fe Maylon Denke
Athambert Superitent Air of
Brung
Ance
Tols
PTA
Mason
Vorsans
Apartment Fire Damages Covina Building
A Covina apartment building at 1100 Ruddock St suffered about 3,000 dollars in damage after a fire started by natural causes mid afternoon. Fire units from the Los Angeles County department responded at 2 08 p m and contained the blaze within three minutes before it could spread further, according to the San Dimas sheriff s office.
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Covina
San Dinas Sheriff's Office
Freezan
Ruddock St
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Shenits
Police crack pill popper ring in West Covina bust
Police charged four men three women and a juvenile after a drug raid at 1208 Terner Street. Authorities stopped the sedan near a gas station and seized stingers and drugs. A suspect fled during the 12:20 a.m. operation. An Amber alert described a hospital intake related incident.
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Terner
Tentative Budget Clears Amid College Tax Debate
Amid meeting deliberations, Pasadena area colleges push tentative budget figures for 1910 with a tax rate hike under consideration. Board discussions cite potential $188 million overall funding and possible cuts, as administrators plan for next year’s fiscal needs and program expansions.
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Sieporimceient
Schoats
Pastel
Mea
Jyntion College Bistoiot
Pasadena City College
Tay Jublee College
Avie Savatind
al Monfay
Jusk Nore
San No'fio, Normally Seautions
Howell
Andayty
Walter T. Shallard
Momlity
Hamel
Setie
Store Robbed Of $3000 In Break-In
Over the weekend a store on 425 N Lihealn Avii Allalena was entered by force. Aadenan Katerine SLT Per reported the incident, stating the loss was $3000. Police noted the residence in the rear was disturbed during the break-in.
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Aadenan Katerine
Spr
Dushnass
Mladen Shout
N. Lihealn Avii Allalena
Conversation Piece from the Campground Column
A group of young Rangers in a line behind their leaders moves along a trail from campgrounds toward a sign. Shadows shift east as they advance, then return in single file with sapling youths and measured steps. Leaders advise keeping rear guard on team treks to watch for shaggiers.
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