22 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1969
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text covers action lines, tax refunds, and dental charges. Mentions Arcadian, Pasadena, Glendora, and Los Angeles with references to Senior Citizens refunds, Watchmakers, and the Royal standard. Contains multiple names and locations but lacks cohesive narrative.
Guidance on using the action line procedure requests are accepted as space allows. Users should provide fame, address, and phone details when needed while avoiding pictures or receipts. If necessary, we request clarifications and proceed as capacity permits.
Pasadena CC Post notes Meisner assumes key role at Pasadena chamber of commerce with prior tenure as Monrovia chamber manager since 1964. He holds affiliations with American Chamber of Commerce Executives Association and Rotary Club among others. wife and two children reside in Covina.
Caltech biology expert Dr Robert Sinsheimer led a talk on brain limits at Beck Auditorium. He described the brain as a complex biological organ shaped by evolution and argued that studying brain differences reveals why many abilities are beyond reach.
Br. Mae Seagan, dean of the graduate school of education at VFA, opens a free public series titled Challenge and Promise of Gift The, in Pasadena, in cooperation with PCC community services.
A parent class for mothers with preschool children will be held at Foothill High School 3081 Foothill Blvd. The session runs from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday with Mrs. Hana Alex in charge at CC Community Center.
Pasadena Auxiliary of Toys for Boys Republic hosts a large rummage sale at the Pasad Auditorium to benefit the Boys Republic rehabilitative farms. The event features 10 000 items including books records clothing appliances and antiques with a Collector's Center and rare jade and ivory pieces. Proceeds aid equipment furniture and building programs for the boys Republic in Los Angeles County.
Dr Frances K Heussenstamm will lecture on birth control and its effects on young people's attitudes toward sex and future parenthood at Pasadena High School student dining room on Wednesday Oct 29 at 7 30 p m. Associate professor at California State College Los Angeles will discuss the birth control revolution and its social impact. For more information write P O Box 74901 or call A25 2401.
Police Chief Robert HL MEG commended Officer Wesley A. Klee for swift action in arresting an armed robbery suspect at 4:30 am on October street. The officer, while walking a man down a street, observed evidence of a motel theft and retrieved a loaded weapon, leading to the suspect’s capture and transport to the precinct.
Pasadena area education groups in cooperation with PCC announce a five session study series on The Challenge and Promise of the Gifted. First session, In Fulfilling the Needs of the Gifted Child, features UCLA Dean Mae Seagou as guest speaker. Sessions run Wednesdays at PCC Harbeson Hall with noted educators and officials from USC, LA City Schools, Caltech, and Pasadena panelists. Public invited free. Dr Harold Brown to be installed Oct 20 instead of Oct 20 as announced.
Three agencies the Planning Commission the Community Redevelopment Agency and the Housing Authority plan a first joint meeting Thursday at 6:90 pm for a dinner, then a 7:40 pm session in the Oval Room of the Public Library. Officials will discuss housing and redevelopment issues and coordinate their future activities.
Alfred C Ingersoll dean of engineering at the University of Southern California receives the 1951 Edmund Friedman Memorial Recognition Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers for substantial professional contributions and guidance to aspiring civil engineers. He graduated from Wisconsin and earned advanced degrees before serving as USC dean and Caltech faculty member for a decade. He resides at 1400 Crestview Drive, Pasadena.
San Gabriel Valley officials discuss Metropolitan Water District joining opinions in a two member panel at Stepa School. Also scheduled are retired civil employees meeting at Brotherton Farm House Restaurant with officer elections, a Friendly Visitation Commission talk on prisoners and families, a South Pasadena temperance union session at Brethren Church, a public library Kenyan safari photo show, and Pasadena Stamp Club gathering at the Pasadena Hederation Center.
Pasadena Community Redevelopment Agency members set a special meeting for Wednesday at 4 30 p m in Conference Room Suite 200 1008 Colorado Blvd. The agenda includes approval of a fourth amendatory loan and grant contract from HUD an engineering services agreement for the Pepper Project and payment of an invoice for one year of office equipment maintenance.
Wayne Bower was found not guilty by an eight to four jury in Los Angeles on charges of murdering Frank Morris, a Pagadena police department agent. Morris, a undercover officer, and Bower’s alleged accomplice were connected to a March 4 killing in Altadena. The defense claimed self defense, saying Bower believed the men were Hell's Angels. Morris was also acquitted of attempted murder against agent Raymond McCray. Morris, 29, was the first Pasofer policeman in his family.
Pasadena's Citizens Urban Renewal Advisory Council will continue its study of the Pepper Project Wednesday at 4 20 pm in the Council Chamber City Hall. T Ross Williams executive director of the Continuity Ree development Agency will speak to CURAC about the Pepper Project which CURAC members recently toured.
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