Summit Meeting Averts Garfield Avenue Closure Dispute
San Marino and South Pasadena officials meet to resolve traffic flow at the West San Marino intersection where Atlantic Los Robles and Garfield see 29 000 cars daily. South Pasadena planned to close Garfield Avenue but San Marino cites California Vehicle Code requiring neighbor consent.
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San Marino
South Pasadena
Tion
Atlantic
Los Robles
Garfield
Paul Barton
Huntington Drive
Garfield Avenue
Oak Street
California
Third Lecture on Public Schools and Communist Threat
Kenneth L. Peters will address the third Teachers Institute meeting on Implications for the Public Schools. The Beverly Hills Unified School District superintendent spoke to 25 educational administrators who toured the Soviet Union in October 1960. The session is March 22 at 8 p.m. in Huntington School Auditorium.
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Kenneth L. Peters
Teachers Institute
Huntington School
Beverly Hills Unified
San Marino
National Association
University of Southern California
Beverly Hills
Monte- Turn
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Little League Registration Set for Saturday at Huntington
Registration tryouts for 12 year olds and 13 year olds are planned Saturday March 18 at Huntington. From 1 3 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. respectively, the sessions are led by Jack Wallen. Residents may contribute to the building fund by contacting Wetman Murray at 1889.
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Huntington
Jack Wallen
Wetman
Murray
Leprechaun Day Promises Cheerful Greeting
A playful column notes the president and a rising mood as tomorrow brings festive talk of luck and good will. The writer recalls old sayings about reputation and life’s daily challenges, closing with a wink at enduring humor.
Del Mar Avenue Parking Limited To Two Hours By City Council
San Marino City Council restricted parking on Del Mar avenue from Huntington drive to Roanoke road to two hours after Harold Fetter urged action over residential districts near the commercial area. Council also discussed a San Marino High School student union building plan and approved a bid for a 1961 truck from Harlan G Loud Ford Company, while Edward Feutel Jr sought a building permit for a wall on his property.
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Harold Fetter
Roanoke Road
San Marino
del Mar Avenue
Huntington Drive
Fetter
E. M. Peterson
Allen Laws
Charles E. Martin
Biff Barker
Trent Battles
Don McIntyre
Harlan G. Loud Ford Company
Loud Company
San Marino Motors
Frank Clay Chevrolet
Edward C. Feutel Jrs
Nixon to Join Adams Duque and Hazeltine Law Firm
Former Vice President Richard Nixon will affiliate with Adams Duque and Hazeltine Law Firm, driven by friendship with Earl Adams. He will work with his old friend as part of the new legal connection.
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Nixon
Earl Adams
Richard M. Nixon
Adams, Duque and Hazeltine
McClellan To Address Los Angeles Chamber Dinner
Harold C. McClellan of Orando Road will address the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce installation dinner at Pierre's on Wednesday March 29. The program features the Tri-Tones of the San Marino Congregational Church and Jack Carrington as installation officer. The talk focuses on Your Chamber of Commerce Its Image and Importance.
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Harold C. McClellan
Orando Road
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Edward Brewster
Chamber
Pierre
McClellan
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Carrington
San Marino
Teachers Win Board Action on $5000 Starting Salary
The San Marino Unified School District approved a $5000 starting salary for teachers and a $200 across the board raise. Net district cost is about $28,000 with possible merit increases still under consideration. Superintendent Walter Dingus noted the max salary could reach $9000, depending on merit and future Board action.
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San Marino Unified School
San Marino
Tion
Bruce Alexander
Walter Dingus
Dingus
Thieves Target Businesses Along the Drive In San Marino
A wave of thefts hit more than a dozen businesses along the drive near San Marino Avenue and west areas last weekend. Items stolen included small cash sums and a tachometer worth 50 dollars, with several offices damaged but few valuables taken. Notable losses: 169 dollar camera at McDonald Camera Show, 50 dollar tachometer from Donald C Hosking, 135 dollar clarinet from San Marino High School, and minor sums from offices of George F. Ike B. Williamson, Parker F Hubert, and others.
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San Marino
Ben Patton
San Gabriel Boulevard
San Marino Avenue
el ‘McDonald
Equitable Life Office
Ike B. Wilson
John P. Frush
Dr. Patton
San Marino High School
Gregory Fallgren
Mrs Kenyon Named to GOP Group
Mrs R C Kenyon of Carlisle road is named third vice president of the National Federation of Republican Women and appointed to the Women s Advisory Committee of the Los Angeles County Republican Central Committee. The panel was created to counsel the new county chairman Jud Leetham on women s role in politics.
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R. C. Kenyon
Carlaris Road
National Federation of Republican Women
Los Angeles County Republican Central Committee
Republican County
Jud Leetham
Red Cross Aids Soldiers at Nike Bases
Monotony and isolation mark the lot of soldiers manning Nike sites and the Red Cross friendship program relieves their situation. Mrs. G. E. Norwine, San Marino Red Cross canteen chairman, highlights the aid.
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Red Cross
Nike
G. E. Norwine
San Marino
San Marino High Stadium Committee Forms at First Meeting
Wendell Wilson and Wayne Peyton will co chair the Stadium Committee at San Marino High School with engineering and financing sub committees planned. The San Marino Board of Education reviewed a proposed stadium sketch and heard updates from the committee members including Rockwood Nelson and Ray Cherry.
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Wendell Wilson
Wayne Peyton
San Marino
King
San Marino High Discusses Student Union at Council Meeting
A San Marino High School student urged the council to consider a new student union. He recalled a wish for a place resembling the sugar bowl seen in Harold Teen, noting uncertainty about its location but enthusiasm for a common gathering space.
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San Marino High School
Harold Teen
Paris Book Mart set for San Marino Library fundraiser
The Friends of the San Marino Library host the 2nd Annual Paris Book Mart this Saturday March 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the San Marino Public Library patio with book stalls, records, and a festive Parisian atmosphere.
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San Marino Public Library
Eiffel Tower
Friends of the San Marino Library
Edwina Hicks
Errett Stuart
Frank Mallory
San Marino
Jerome Fisher
Fisher
Edward G. Rider
Emil Halley
Richard Gerke
John Andrews
Eaton Ballard
June Bayless
San Marino Girl Scout Troops
Tri-Hi-Y
Cobra Car Club
C. Grant Simkins
Charles Macbeth
Kendell Petersen
Robert Foster
Emmett W. MacCorkle Jr
Leon Doettinger Jr
Donald Speer
Mines
Charles Arthur
Steven Hanscom
Floyd F. Smith
Paris
Rice Best Qualified For Board by Citizens Group
A San Marino citizens group endorses Frank Rice for the School Board vacancy created by Maurice Jones Jr. Rice is praised for extensive policy making experience and personnel administration of over 700 staff. The committee invited qualified candidates and recommended Rice, citing experience, judgment, and stability.
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Frank Rice
San Marino
Rice
William McKinley
The
Wayne Peyton
K. L. Carver
Board of Education
Maurice Jones Jr
City Club to Hear Coach Pete Newell Discuss Olympic Games
The San Marino City Club will host Pete Newell, UC Berkeley athletics director, at Huntington School on Tuesday March 21 at 6 30 p.m. His talk titled Olympic Games and NCAA Basketball covers his 1960 Olympic coach role and Cal’s storied program.
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Pete Newell
University of California At Berkeley
San Marino
Huntington School
John Wilson
Newell
United States
Lorain Road Couple Injured In Unmarked Crossing Crash
Donald G. Campbell and his wife Marie of Lorain Road were struck by a car driven by Sheldon C. Hoyt of Mirasol Drive on Lorain Road at Rubio Drive. Campbell suffered fractures of both legs and scalp cuts while Marie had scalp cuts. The couple were taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital. Hoyt said he did not see them in the unmarked crosswalk as his eastbound car turned left at the crossing.
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Donald G. Campbell
Lorain Road
Marie
Sheldon C. Hoyt
Mirasol Drive
Hoyt
Rubio Drive
Campbell
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Informal Coffee Hours Continue For Mr Rice
San Marino residents invite voters to gatherings as Frank Rice campaigns for a San Marino School Board seat. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, Mrs. Grace Bent, and Mr. and Mrs. William McKinley with a co-hostess, details and contact numbers provided.
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San Marino
Frank Rice
John Phillips
Easton Road
Sycamore 2
Rice
Grace S. Bent
Adair Street
Atlantic
William McKinley
Orlando Road
Sycamore
Mary Robison
Mrs Smith Camp Coffee Dates Open To Public For School Board Bid
Mrs Floyd Smith candidate for the School Board reports strong public interest in schools. Campaign coffees are planned in homes across March with morning sessions from 9 45 to 11 15 and evening meetings at specified addresses to discuss teachers books curricula and athletic equipment.
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Floyd
Bessie C.) Smith
Karl von Platen Jr
Lorain Road
Jerome Pearl
North Karin
San Gabriel
Atlantic
Jack Zimm
St. Albans
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Little League
White House
del Mar
Earl C. Adams
Walter Taylor II
Congress
Adams
Nixons
San Marinans
Nixce
Mrs. Kenyon
GOP Group
Army Command
Sawtelle
George Bell
William Curry
Roy James
Whittier Narrows
Matt Kane
Book Mart
John Quinn
Claude Cunningham
Joseph Morrisey
the Tribune
Mission District
San Marino Unified
Morrisey
Quinn
Ofice
Arcadia
Pasadena
Oxford Road
Circle Drive
Kewen Place
Oak Knoll
Winston
Robin Road
Sharron Place
Windsor and
Warwick
Windsor
Stoneman
City Club
Berkeley
Golden Bears
Ohio State
Cal
Lorain Rd
Abbany
Mr. Rice
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