20 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Pasadena Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1967
Page
1
Rep. Bolling of Missouri's Fifth District, a 31-year veteran liberal Democrat, mocked Harry Truman in public remarks. The incident showcases his brash approach that unsettles congressional colleagues and reveals tensions within the Democratic establishment.
Albert Lisele reports Bolling publicly calls for McCormack to retire when the 1st Congress convenes in January 1969. He says McCormack lacks leadership and mismanages the House, blaming him for Democratic losses and conservative chairmen. Bolling seeks reform, cites his book Mouse Out of Order, and argues for new leadership, while denying that he is replacing McCormack with himself.
San Gabriel sculptor Ken Rucker, a longtime metalworker turned wood carver, shares joy at his success on Duarte Road. He speaks of creative fulfillment over profit, plans future exhibitions, and notes support from family and local artists as he creates intricate, award seeking pieces in Laguna Arts district.
Linda Strother, 28, fresh from Pasadena City College, will reign as 196% Rose Queen at the Tournament of Roses festival. She heads a Royal Court of six princesses and will be supported by her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Strother and siblings. Coronation set for December 3 at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium.
Two Pasadena High seniors, David Hugh Ogéley of Muir and Garrett Lawrence Bailey of Pasadena High, were selected as finalists in the National Achievement Scholarship Program for outstanding Black students. They join 1,028 nationwide among 7,000 candidates from 4,800 schools. Finalists compete for 250 four year scholarships.
Citrus College band and drill team will appear in the Santa Claus Lane parade on December 23 in Hollywood. The event marks a high honor for the year-old Citrus College group led by D Joe Searcy, with Cheryl Wilkinson as drum major and Virginia Grebing guiding the majorettes and precision team. The band, in blue and white uniforms, includes about 25 members from Glendora El Monte Azusa Monrovia Claremont and other cities, with Miss Wilkinson noted as champion drum major and the group planning a trophy-winning appearance alongside prior Rose Bowl parade honors.
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