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Pasadena Star News

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1959

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Record Parade Kicks Off Jr. Rose Bowl Tilt

The largest Jr. Rose Bowl Parade in post season charity classic history opened the 14th JRB today with about 2 000 participants. Honorary grand marshals include Rafer Johnson Parry O'Brien Mike McKeever Marlin Luster Ivory Jones Bob Lillis and June Stover. Bands from Pasadena College of Sequoias Bakersfield Del Mar and Northwest Mississippi JC highlighted the march.

JRB Stan Stevens Pasadena Jr. Chamber of Commerce Rafer Johnson UCLA Parry O'Brien USC Mike Marlin McKeever Marv Luster Ivory Jones Bob Lillis Los Angeles Dodger June Stover Bakersfield College del Mar College of Corpus Christi Tex IRB del Mar del Mar Turf Club Northwest Mississippi Junior College Sentabia Miss

Herter Off Today for Paris Talks

Secretary of State Christian A. Herter leaves Andrews AFB with Rob ert Anderson and Thomas Gates for NATO discussions in Paris. The Cabinet team seeks stronger NATO defenses and greater European military and financial contributions, including relief for U S military costs in Eastern Europe.

Washington Christian A. Herter Paris North Atlantic Alliance Herter the Treasury Robert B. Anderson Thomas S. Gates Jr Andrews Air Force Base Foy D. Kohler Anderson Gates United States North Atlantic Treaty Council West Germany France NATO Europe

Dream Buses Added for Comfort and Safety by MTA

The MTA introduces 100 new Dreamliners to improve ride comfort and safety for city commuters. Pasadena Recreation Dept. presents The Magic Nutcracker by a group of young performers. South Pasadena High School wins the CIF AA football title by defeating Mater Dei 28 to 14. The Yankees trade four players to Kansas City to acquire outfielder Roger Maris. Don Carter wins the World Invitational Bowling Tournament in Chicago with Olge Gloor taking the women's title.

MTA South Pasadena High School Mater Dei Page New York Yankees Kansas City Athletics Roger Maris Don Carter Chicago Olge Gloor

Eisenhower Hosts Quiet India Visit Amid Palatial Scene

President Eisenhower, amid a crowd of 8000 at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, exchanges remarks with President Rajendra Prasad. Security intervenes as revelers and officials flood a palace lawn during an otherwise calm stop on his 11 nation tour.

New Delhi UPI Eisenhower India Rastrapati Bhavan Old West Point Rajendra Prasad Prasad Jawaharlal Nehru U.S

TV Producer Hurt in Crash Near Sinatra Party

TV producer director William A. Colleran is hospitalized with severe injuries after a car crash in Los Angeles. Police say his car crossed a double line, struck a curb and rammed a brick pillar after attending a party at Frank Sinatra's house. His wife actress Lee Remick flew from Cleveland Tenn to the bedside. Colleran, 42, suffered internal injuries a severe concussion and an eye laceration.

Los Angeles William A. Colleran Lee Remick Cleveland Tenn Colleran Frank Sinatra

Stock Promotion Suspects Held In Secret Grand Jury Indictment

Two men, Walter A. Falk 65 of Van Nuys California and Carl F. Peterson 72 of Denver were arrested on a secret federal grand jury indictment returned last March on mining stocks swindle charges. Bail was set at 25000 dollars each.

Los Angeles Walter A. Falk Marietta St van Nuys Calif Carl F. Peterson Denver

Abandoned Soviet Plane Spotted Near Iceland

A Soviet twin engined aircraft with CCCP markings and tail number H 535 was seen on an ice floe about 155 miles northwest of Iceland near Greenland. Icelandic and American patrols reported the find and searched with aid supplies but fog prevented recovery before night.

Reykjavik Iceland Greenland Icelandic Defense Force Ussr Keflavik

L A Toy Shop Fire Displaces Midnight Mission Residents

Flames swept the Southwestern Novelty Company at 380 South Los Angeles street prompting evacuation of more than 200 Midnight Mission residents. Firefighters battled the blaze for about 30 minutes, destroying the three story brick building and causing over 150000 in damages. The fire origin is undetermined though it started in the rear first floor and spread through highly combustible toys. Off duty watchman Jimmy Robinson alerted authorities as smoke filled the alley separating the mission and toy firm. Residents were allowed to return once the fire was extinguished.

Los Angeles CNS Midnight Mission William Goss Southwestern Novelty Company South Los Angeles Street Sunshine Mission George Kelly Jimmy Robinson Mission Toy Company

Their Marriage Up in the Air in Formosa

In Taipei Formosa Miss Feng Hsui ying 18 and Capt Cheng Ching lien a Nationalist Chinese paratrooper were to wed today after parachuting from a C46 transport for the ceremony. The best man and 12 others also jumped.

Taipei Formosa Feng Hsui-ying Cheng Ching-lien

Four Lutheran Churches Merge to Form Largest U.S. Body

Chicago reports a tentative merger of four Lutheran denominations representing three million members to create the Lutheran Evangelical Church in America. The plan, negotiated since 1956, unites the American Evangelical Lutheran Church, Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church, United Lutheran Church in America, and Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Chicago United States Lutheran Unity Lutheran Evangelical Church In America American Evangelical Lutheran Church Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church United Lutheran Church In America Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church In America

Three More Escapees Captured

In Harlan Kentucky three convicts from a North Carolina prison breakout were recaptured after wandering the mountain town. Wilder Cummings John Kilbourn and Johnny Lee Miller were identified as the fugitives among twenty escapees from Ivy Bluff prison. Three remain at large.

Harlan North Carolina James Cox Wilder Cummings Wilkesboro N.C John R. Kilbourn Winston-Salem Johnny Lee Miller Henderson County Ivy Bluff

Auto as Weapon Lands Speeder Behind Pasadena Bars

A 22 year old man, Robert Sherman, driven through traffic signals and city boulevard stops, rammed police cars during a high speed chase then kicked Officer Robert Behnke. Sherman and two 17 year old passengers were jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charges after the pursuit ended with Officer Duncan Dow halting the car near 717 Del Monte. An accidental gun discharge occurred when officers forced him from the vehicle.

Pasadena City Robert Sherman Solita Sherman Orange Grove Fair Oaks Duncan Dow del Monte Robert Behnke

Romance and Movie Heroes in Jury Selection for Finch Trial

In Los Angeles prospective jurors discuss romance and TV heroes as Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff Pappa face murder charges for the July killing of Finch’s wife Barbara. Jury questioning resumes Monday with 13 jurors excused to date.

Los Angeles Finch R. Bernard Finch Carole Tregoff Pappa Barbara Miss Pappa Dr. Finch Rexford Eagan Fred N. Whichello Grant B. Cooper

Refrigeration Ship Damaged by Fire Near Copenhagen

A 4,900 ton refriger ator ship under construction for the Soviet Union on a Danish island near Copenhagen was badly damaged by fire. The blaze started in the compressor room before dawn, drawing hundreds of firefighters and 24 engines to the scene for hours. Government agents were summoned to investigate.

Copenhagen Denmark Soviet Union

Rebels Claim Capture of Three Towns

A 3,000-man Paraguayan exile force led by Maj. Juan Jose Rotella invaded Paraguay at 2 a.m. claiming three towns fallen and clashes with Gen. Alfredo Stroessner’s troops. They seized Encarnacion port zone and Puerto Iguazu while a rebel plane strafed Encarnacion. Paraguayans say the border is under control as the siege system remains in flux.

Posadas Argentina UPI Paraguay Juan Jose Rotella Alfredo Stoessner

Titan missile explodes during launch at Cape Canaveral

A Titan intercontinental missile exploded moments after liftoff at Cape Canaveral. The 98 foot missile rose briefly before erupting in fire and a mushroom cloud. All 50 crew members in the nearby block house escaped unharmed, with the launch tower reduced to a fire-blackened ruin.

Cape Canaveral Fla

Teen-Age Bandit Kills Fresno Grocer During Hold Up

A teenage bandit fatally shot Oscar Mandan, a 61 year old Fresno grocer, during a robbery yesterday. Mandan was hit in the stomach during a struggle with the assailant who fled with an undetermined amount of cash.

Fresno Oscar Mandan

Repentant Attacker Frees Girl from Suspected Police Impostor

A 15 year old girl was abducted from near El Camino Junior College by a man posing as a police officer. After driving away with her, he released her when he appeared to repent and asked her to get help. The incident occurred around 9 30 p m at Redondo Beach and Crenshaw boulevards as she sat with a 16 year old friend. Police and deputies investigated with several arrests reported as the case unfolded.

Los Angeles CNS el Camino Junior College Redondo Beach Crenshaw Boulevard Rosecrans Avenue R. Maha Lennox

Sabotage Plot Foiled at North Sumatra Plant

Medan dispatches report army authorities halted a plot by Moslem Darul Islam extremists to blow up the state oil plant of Permina Oil Co. in North Sumatra.

Jakarta Indonesia

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Pasadena City College College of Sequoias Visalia Yuba College Dream Buses Sweet Tooth Ballet Pasadena Recreation Dept St. Nick Berlin South Pasadena Yankees A’s Carter Asuncion Throng Russ Santa Santa Claus Milwaukee National Paraplegia Foundation Eugene Grueschow Lynn Bukowski L.A Trio Cox Cooper Encarnacion Panama River Puerto Iguazu Buenos Aires Parana River Brazil Stroessner Fidel Castro Ramon Duarte Vera Vera
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