28 May 1964
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
1
The piece extols Barry Goldwater for peace through strength faith in God and the Constitution. It praises his commitment to family individual rights courage character and standing up for America first compared with other Republicans.
The newspaper prints reader approved recommendations for the June 2 Republican primary. Endorsed are Barry Goldwater and Leland Kaiser for National Convention delegates, Lipscomb for Congress, Collier for Assembly, seven Central Committee picks Homer Bell Louise Hutton Julius Leetham Ruth Hare Robert Whitmore Jr Crosby Flynn and Nena, plus Evelle Younger for District Attorney. It also urges YES on San Marino School District bond and tax rate propositions C and D.
The text contains scattered lines about voting, money, domestic life, and political note humor. No coherent event or person is evident.
San Marino plans an esthetic control ordinance to curb property nuisances within 1000 feet and require abatement after hearings. City Manager Charles E. Martin notes it adds to existing code and will be reviewed by the Planning Commission at the next Wednesday meeting.
Huntington School announces a summer program for grades 3 to 7 from June 29 to July 31. Grade 3 offers Remedial Reading. grades 4–7 include review and enrichment subjects. Deadline for applications is Monday June 1 with info available at Huntington School or district elementary schools.
Chief James Moore awarded two San Marino officers for saving the life of a man involved in a traffic accident during a crash response.
The San Marino effort ends with over 2000 voter endorsements for Propositions C and D, led by finance, industry, clergy, and civic leaders. Endorsers include former board members and city groups urging construction, modernization, and a school tax. The campaign argues urgent needs to preserve the school program despite economy cuts and possible future tax changes.
Week of June 1 to 6 schedules Majors games at Huntington School at 6 p.m. each night. Monday features Indians vs Tigers, Tuesday Angels vs Stars, Wednesday Red Legs vs Indians, Thursday Tigers vs Pirates.
The San Marino branch of the U S Office will observe Memorial Day as a legal holiday on Saturday May 38 1964.
Two hundred San Marino School youths organized a Saturday canvass to cover the school district and offer information on Pro positions C and D. They join volunteers who have already conducted a large to door campaign in support.
Precinct locations listed on an open polling schedule for Tuesday from 7 AM to 7 PM. The document mentions a home information drive as part of an all-out campaign for Propositions C and D by the Support San Marino Schools Committee chaired by Jack D Whitehead with Morris B Pendleton as co.
San Marino track coach Jack A. hails the athlete as the strong favorite for tomorrow night at Cerritos College, offering sidelight on the looming event and the competition.
The County Flood Control District funds $700,000 for two storm drains. One will extend the Arden road drain in Pasadena, and the other will run from Rubio Wash to Huntington Drive, reaching San Marino. Milton Emerson, the city engineer, states both projects are underway.
A 14 year old San Marino boy was bitten on the upper arm by a small black long-haired dog held by a young woman near Don's Pharmacy Huntington drive. The boy may undergo Pasteur rabies treatment unless the dog is identified and tested. The case prompts calls for owner’s information to confirm the animal’s rabies status.
About 40 citizens attend a Tuesday town meeting to press the Board of Education on the upcoming school tax and bond issues. They cite Unruh Bill effects, ADA comparisons, and possible land sales for capital improvements while a district may become an equalization district if assessed value and enrollment hold steady.
The Scout Dads blank City Club 17 to 1 to seize first place in the league. SUE Gasca posted a 31 record as Valley Club had a bye and moved into top position.
About 400 people heard Rear Admiral Chester Loder and Bud Collier endorse Barry Goldwater at San Marino High School. UROC organizers included Dave Schweikert Don Kay and Joseph Crosby. Ward questioned state and defense policies calling for a presidential administration change and criticized nuclear strategy and news management.
Bob Stone a San Marino High School senior badly burned in a locker room flash fire last Wednesday shows marked improvement at Arcadia Methodist Hospital where he remains in intensive care. Police report he mixed black powder with chemicals at home and carried a fuse to school intending to light a stink bomb. He has an appointment at the U S Naval Academy on June 30 and visits are limited to parents.
The piece urges honoring the fallen on Memorial Day while stressing ongoing duty. It calls for keeping alive the ideals for which they died, supporting veterans, and turning remembrance into daily constructive action rather than mere ritual.
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