13 Dec 1967
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Newspaper
Pasadena Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
1
In 1988 the Republicans seek a path to improvement amid uncertainty about the campaign landscape. A Republican notes the challenge of defining what better means in a year of unknowns and changing political pressures.
In Palm Beach and Gettysburg, GOP leaders plan early campaign themes as Nelson Rockefeller disputes a presidential bid while Eisenhower and Ford discuss defense policy. Nixon and Romney aides map strategy, aiming to capitalize on war discontent, yet face limits on criticizing current policy. Associated Press.
Assemblyman Frank Murphy of Santa Cruz criticizes reapportionment bills as Democratic driven and calls for accurate population figures before acceptance. Speaker Jesse Unruh warns about funding Med Cal from an income tax loophole bill and questions the projected amounts and needs.
Pasadena Kiwanis Club prepares for the 38th annual Rose Bowl Kickoff Luncheon at Pasadena Civic Auditorium at 12 noon. Interviews with Indiana and USC figures plus Queen Linda Strother and the 1968 Royal Court will highlight the event. Public tickets are $3 at Kiwanis and $1 at the Chamber. KTTV will carry live TV coverage.
The San Gabriel Valley Cactus and Succulent Society holds its monthly meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Seminar Room of the Los Angeles State and County Arboretum 301 North Baldwin Avenue Arcadia The program continues basic illustrated instruction on the Cactaceae by Bill Lockwood with fine specimen prizes Guests welcome no admission
Donley L. Brady owner of Corweiler Chevrolet Monte returned from San Francisco where he spoke for regional dealers at a Chevrolet Regional Dealer Council meeting. Brady was elected by dealers in the region under a nationwide program pioneered by the industry’s leading producer in 1837. The system connects dealer reps with company executives to discuss developments, retail selling conditions and mutual business.
Congressman Charles E. Wigins named to a National Urban Affairs Task Force to tour the United States next year. The group will study urban problems in major population centers and draft position papers for Republican urban legislation. Wigins, former Fl Monte mayor and councilman, aims to propose new ideas to tackle city problems and avoid wasteful programs.
Myron Watson Mason Master was elected worshipful master of Arcadia Lodge 347 F and A M succeeding Harrison Wiltse. Court records show 1968 slate includes James J Matthews Wagner E Lindberg T Scote Swirles Edward C Murfett with Swirles and Murfett reelected. Installation set for December 16.
Airman William H. Westin has finished basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Keesler AFB Mississippi for specialized schooling as an air traffic specialist. He is a 1966 graduate of S.F.B. Morse High School San Diego.
Pasadena Zoning Committee will hold four new hearings and continue three cases Thursday at 8 A M in Room 201 City Hall. Hearings include Sei Dyo convalescent home at 146 Dellafontaine Street with 63 beds and 44 percent lot coverage, First Lutheran Church use permit for 829 837 N Oaklawn Ave, Hahn garage at 72 Los Altos Drive, and Warren C Carter duplex relocation to 363 MacDonald St with a carport. Continued cases: Grove hospital addition 75 beds at 268 200 N Orange Grove Blvd, O K Earl Corp office at 168 174 and 186 1864 S Oak Knoll Ave, Main Building Co homes with reduced rear setbacks at multiple Big Oak Lane addresses.
James Fields the 18 year old concert pianist will be guest soloist with the San Gabriel Valley Symphony Saturday December 18 at 8 20 p m at Monrovia High School. He performs Beethoven Concerto No 1 in C major and Mendelssohn Caprio Brillante under Lauris Jones. Fields studied at Curtis Institute and has traveled the United States and Europe for recitals.
Harold R. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harold C. Smith of Altadena California has graduated with honors from the Air Force Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy at Orlando AFB Florida. He is an aircraft hydraulic technician with Norton AFB and a member of the Military Airlift Command.
Ernest J. Loebbecke of Title Insurance and Trust Co tells Southern California Chapter of the Society of Industrial Realtors that industrial real estate shows the brightest glow despite overall slower activity. He notes February strength fading to a moderate pace by July and warns money tightening will worsen conditions unless federal spending cuts and tax increases reduce the deficit. He cites Viet Nam tensions as a factor making mortgage loans harder to obtain soon.
Entries are now being accepted for the Pasadena Beautiful Foundation Awards to be presented in four classifications including individual homes organizations commercial and industrial groups and schools. Entry deadline is January 3 1968 with judging by a panel of 18 professionals. Previous winners are ineligible and entries must be within Pasadena city limits.
Airman Dennis W. Critcher son of Mr and Mrs Snowden L Critcher of 212 N Grand Altadena California finished basic training at Amarillo AFB Texas. He will go to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Sheppard AFB Texas for specialized schooling as an aircraft maintenance specialist. A 1966 Pasadena High School graduate, he also attended Pasadena City College.
Undercover operation by local and state agents led to 20 arrests after raids that recovered more than 20 kilos of marijuana and over 1000 dangerous pills. Juveniles among those detained include a 17 year old girl held on suspicion of frequenting a narcotics location. Adults named include Charles C. Smith and Raymond D. Williams among others. several suspects remained pending formal charges. Raids began Wednesday at noon and concluded Thursday morning at 4 30.
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