Roberts Named Assistant State Treasurer in Sacramento
W Bruce Roberts, a San Diego bank official, was named assistant state treasurer in Sacramento by Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest. Roberts will leave Union Bank as executive assistant to the president to take the post paying 1439 dollars monthly after two years as the bank’s business development officer. Princess Irene of Greece arrived in Los Angeles for a four day U S visit to study music education touring USC and related events. President Johnson announced changes in Air Force leadership with Gen Don Ryan named commander in chief Pacific Air Forces, succeeding Gen Hunter Harris III. Gen Nazaro promoted to four star, Lt Gen Comptor to replace Nazaro, and Lt Gen Glen W. Martin becomes inspector general.
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Sacramento
Ivy Baker Priest
Princess Irene
Greece
Los Angeles
Internaional
Salt Lake City
United States
University of Southern
Edward [Martinez
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Jascha Welfetz
Los Angeles County
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Northrop Com
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Strategin Air Command
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Hunter Harris
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Joseph J. Nazaro
SAC
Keith K. Comptor
Air Force
Lynda Bird Johnson Starts Out-of-Town Writing Assignment
Lynda Bird Johnson, president’s daughter, begins her first out-of-town writing assignment for McCall’s with her New York editor withholding locations. She will interview groups of young women in several places for two feature articles next spring. Johnson earns over $10,000 yearly from McCall’s and debuted in January with A Look Back at College, which drew a largely favorable reception. Eleanor Ford and Avery Bourke Jr marry in a brief ceremony.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
McCall's
New York
Robert Srwin
Lynda
Stein
Mao faction gains upper hand in China power struggle
Tokyo based Yomiuri reports Mao’s return to Peking reduces violence and street tensions in Shanghai Nanking and other cities. The piece notes Mao’s appearance influenced the tide though no public appearances are made. tens of thousands of workers redirected from Shanghai to Peking were persuaded to return amid the crisis.
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Paper Dress Seller Seeks $200000 Suit Over Flamability Claims
Judith Brewer of Wilshire Boulevard claims two Los Angeles city fire officials made false statements about her paper dresses, causing fear and humiliation. Fire Chief Raymond Hill says his statements were retracted after a fire test, leaving the outcome unclear.
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Los Angeles
Severly Hills
Judith Brewer
Wilshire Blvd
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Shotrey
Raymond Hill
Third Grade Forever Ancient Canine At School
In Stockton a spaniel named Susie joins a third grade class after her anxious owners tried to confine her. Teachers welcome the dog as a steady presence, and Susie attends classes, spends noontime in lunch, and even roams the grounds, becoming a beloved if unusual pupil.
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Ancient Canine
Stockton
Susie
Mrs.Jhor
Stewart Brown
Susi
Bennie Mendoza
Mendozas
Mendoze
Adams School
Calif
Portrait plans for California’s Gov Brown at Capitol
A California state official said plans are under way to commission a formal portrait of Gov Edmund G. Brown to hang in the Capitol alongside former governors. The article notes past portraits, the cost of Knight’s portraits, and mentions funds and a commission to select an artist, with Harkness stating a committee will have influence in choosing the painter.
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Edlae
Gameron Booth
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Booth
Alfred Jonnianx
San Francisco
Robert L. Harkness
Geneerl Services Department
Harknons
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Arawn
Judge Won't Let Groom Off 'Hook' In Dallas Misadventure
In Dallas, Charles Golding and Patricia Tuytschaevers were en route to their wedding when a wrong address led to a service station call. Justice of the Peace Joe Brown Jr. traced the groom’s directions to a Grand Prairie station and delivered the couple there.
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Dallas
UPS
Charles Golding
Patricia Anna Tuytschaevers
Justice of the
Joe B. Brown Jr
Brown
Golding
Sergila
Grand Prairie
Tex_ Brown
Pope Receives Wilson in Vatican on Italy Trip
Pope Paul VI met British Prime Minister Harold Wilson in a private audience in Vatican City, praising Britain’s efforts on Vietnam and reaffirming support for Britain’s bid to join the European Common Market. Wilson, with Foreign Secretary George Brown, sought Catholic support for London’s market entry during a Rome stop on a European capitals tour.
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Paul VI
Harold Wilson
Vietnam
Wade
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Wilson
George Brown
Britain
Rome
Fairfield bus designer dies at 91
Charles H. Thunfers of Fairfield, designer and builder of the first jitney bus for the REO Motor Car Co., died Sunday in a local convalescent hospital.
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Fairfield, Conn
Charles H. Thunfers
Fairfield
REO Motor Car Co
Sex crime report and public safety urged in Post issue
The Saturday Evening Post analyzes why the United States has a high sex crime rate and what states and communities can do to improve prevention and treatment. It also previews an inside look at TV group The Monkees and urges readers to get the January 28 issue for full details.
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United States
Saturday Evening Post
Boston
Californians Held on Abortion Charges After Raid
Six people including a Walnut Creek detective and a Contra Costa deputy were arrested in Tijuana after a weekend raid on an illegal abortion clinic. A patient, Colette Collee and others from Los Angeles and nearby cities faced charges following a clinic operation where a $500 payment was disclosed. The scene unfolded at a rented residence on the city outskirts.
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API
Joseph J. Schmidt
Walnut Creek
Toni Ivette Kingsley
Contra Coste Sheriff's Department
Roger L. Rosecamp
Los Angeles
Colette Collee
Manhattan Beach
Daniel Salinas Rolon
Tijuana
Schmidt
Miss Kingsley
Salinas
Miss Calle
Trucker Sets Self Afire. Dies of Burns
Berkeley police report a 37 year old truck driver James Spearman, despondent over the world’s troubles, wrapped himself in kerosene soaked rag on his driveway and ignited it with a match. He died from burns suffered in the fire.
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