Dodgers Do It In The Ninth For San Marino
The Dodgers overcame a 3-2 deficit in the ninth inning to beat the Pirates 5-3, aided by Willie Davis's 390 foot three run homer. Tommy Davis and Ron Fairly contributed with hits as a late rally sparked a pennant race tying victory, with a crowd of 55 100 cheering.
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Dodgers
San Marino
Pittsburgh Pirates
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Ron Fairly
Dodger
Junior Gilliam
Pirate
Davis
Tommy Sisk
Pittsburgh
Ron
Willie
Genie Sisk
Pirates
Friend
Bob Friend
Alston
Bob
Gilliam
Maury Wills
Questioning Republics and Public Service in a Civic Musings
A notebook fragment ponders raising army pay to pull bureaucrats into military service and questions whether people truly want representative government. It contrasts open covenants with secret ones and reflects on expediency in governance and public consent.
Space Is So Startling opens in Los Angeles with Ted Colwell
Ted Colwell, youngest of four brothers from Sherwood road, returns home after 28 months abroad with Moral Re-Armament. He stars in Space Is So Startling a 79 member, 17 nation musical opening October 14 at the Biltmore Theater in Los Angeles for a three week run. Te d has acted since Tokyo world premiere and joins stars Richard Wailes and John Sayre both Olympic gold medalists in the cast. They are scheduled to appear at San Marino High School on October 15.
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Ted
Colwell Brothers
Sherwood Road
San Marino High School
California
Berkeley
Europe
South America
Africa
Asia
Paul Colwell
Biltmore Theater
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Richard Wailes
John Sayre
U.S
San Marino
San Marino man named chair of UCLA million dollar fund drive
James L. Gessner of Oxford Road is appointed chair man of UCLA Founders Gift Committee to raise 1 million dollars for a 13,000 seat auditorium on campus. He will lead alumni contributions to match a dollar for dollar pledge by University Regent Edwin W. Pauley.
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San Marino
UCLA
James L. Gessner
Oxford Road
H. R. Haldeman
Gessner
Pasadena
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Edwin W. Pauley
Ucla Memorial Activities Center
Former Resident Joins Times As Editorial Writer
A former San Marinan, Robert W. Gibson, has joined the Los Angeles Times as a senior editorial writer. Gibson, a Stanford graduate and veteran journalist, will serve on the Times editorial board and write opinion pieces. He has held roles at United Press, Associated Press, and McGraw-Hill, including Moscow bureau chief. He will reside in West Los Angeles with his wife Carol and two children.
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San Marinan
Robert W. Gibson
Los Angeles Times
Gibson
Robert R. Gibson
Belhaven Road
Gran-Hill Publication
San Marino Tribune
Times
Stanford University
United Press
Associated Press
McGraw-Hill
McGraw- Hill
Moscow
New York
Korea
U.S. Army
Melville Jacoby
Stanford
Far East
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Carol
Los Angeles
San Marinans Join New Guinea Expedition to Highlands
A San Marin team travels from San Francisco to Sydney then Lae to film the Chimbu tribe in Kup Valley. They will also visit the Ibi of Wabag and Telefomin as they explore remote paths for six to eight weeks guided by Australian patrol officers.
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San Francisco
Sydney
Australia
Lae
New Guinea
Tral Highlands
Kup Valley
Wabag
Telefomin
Burglaries Reported Over Weekend
Three burglaries were reported to police over the weekend with details limited to the incidents occurring during that period. Authorities urged residents to secure properties and report suspicious activity.
Constitution Day Celebration in San Marino High School
Joseph E. Burger, a nationally known sect leader, will address a patriotic community-wide event at San Marino High School Auditorium. The Constitution Day celebration, led by Russell C. Eikenberry as general chairman of the Constitution Anniversary Committee of San Marino, is set for 8 p.m. this Friday, September 27.
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Joseph E. Burger
San Marino High School
Russell C. Eikenberry
Com—s of
San Marino
Burger
Huntington Drive
Harry W. Hitchcock
San Marino Community Chest Sets 1964 Goal At 54848
The San Marino Community Chest aims to raise 54848 in 1964, about 3252 less than 1963. The budget was adopted at a Monday meeting with local control favored over the United Way style centralization. Local agencies listed include Boys and Girls Aid Society 1000, Boys Club of Pasadena 4000, California Babies and Children’s Hospital 750, Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles 1250, Family Service of Pasadena 750, Girl Scouts local 1690, Girl Scouts Pasadena Council 7599.
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San Marino
Arthur Woessner
Los Angeles County
Boys and Girls Aid Society
Boys Club of
Pasadena
California Babies and Childrens Hospital
Childrens Hospital of
Los Angeles
Family Service of
Girl Scouts
Titan Cross Country Opens Season Hosting Rosemead
San Marino High School launches the 1963 season hosting Rosemead at the new 2.0 mile Lacy Park course. Star runners Bill Day and Ken Hughes lead a strong lineup with multiple sub 11 minute home-course efforts by Wimpress Vetter and Wilgus. The same issue includes a Constitution celebration with Burger speaking at Huntington Drive auditorium, led by Mayor Hitchcock, featuring flags, scouts, and a Star Spangled Banner finale.
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San Marino
Titan
Rosemead
Lacy Park
San Marino board studies Oak Forest Lane annex decision
The San Marino Board of Education delayed a decision on annexing the Oak Forest Lane area east of the city to the San Marino Unified School District, directing further study. Pasadena Unified consent hinges on San Marino approval. Enrollment figures show mixed changes across grades at San Marino High School, with some classes larger and others smaller. kindergarten and third grade enrollments decline. Bus transportation options for Stoneman School children remain unaffordable despite Embree Bus plan alternatives.
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San Marino
la Presa
Edison Company
Pasadena Unified School District
San Marino High School
SMHS
Stoneman
Embree
Talent search for 12 year old boy for play role
The Sam Marino Community Players seek a 12 year old boy or slightly older boy of small stature to play Regis in The Critics Choice at Huntington School Auditorium. Auditions on Monday September 30 and Thursday October 3 from 7 to 9 30 p.m. at the Huntington School venue.
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Sam Marino
John Ballantine
Iing
Huntington School
Tribune ticket office seeks World Series relief
The Tribune ticket office, led by Mrs. Dwight Bekins, says demand for World Series tickets remains high. Despite earlier success selling San Marino Night orders, staff admit they currently have no tickets available for the World Series.
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Tribune
Dwight Bekins
San Marino
Dodger
Titans Open 1963 Season With Win Over Arcadia
San Marino Titans edged Arcadia 7-0 at home to start the 1963 season. Sophomore Rich Haley scored the lone TD in the first quarter. The defense clamped down, forcing multiple stops near their goal line before about 4,500 fans. Next, Rosemead visits for a 8 p.m. Friday night clash.
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Rosemead
Sam
Rich Haley
San Marino High School
Titans
Arcadia
San Marino
Rosemead High School
Panthers
Haley
Jim Krauel
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Goldwater Names California Advisory Committee Members
Senator Barry Goldwater selects Robert L. Emmet and Colonel Fred G. Sherrill from the city to a 25 member California Advisory Committee. The panel led by former Senator William F. Knowland will survey the state as Goldwater weighs entering the June primary.
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Barry Goldwater
Appoi
Robert L. Emett
Fred G. Sherrill
California
Goldwater
William F. Knowland
Oakland Tribune
Arizona
San Francisco
Two men held on forgery suspicion in San Marino
San Marino police arrested two men on forgery suspicions Monday after a Vans Shopping Bag employee reported an attempted check cashing. George C. Egan, 38, a transient, and James E. O Neil of San Francisco were detained as officers traced checks to Mrs. Eugene W. Metcalf of Oak Knoll Avenue. The suspects admitted writing checks to prove familiarity with the practice.
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San Marino
George C. Egan
Vans Shopping Bag
Huntington Drive
Egan
James E. O’neil
San Francisco
Eugene W. Metcalf
Oak Knoll Avenue
McKesson Heads to San Francisco for DA Conference
District Attorney William B. McKesson of Adair street travels to San Francisco to attend a state-wide conference of California district attorneys and county counsels called by Attorney General Stanley Mosk. He was slated to present to a joint State Legislative Committee on revising the state penal code.
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William B. McKesson
Adair Street
San Francisco
California
Stanley Mosk
McKesson
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Tab
Vail
Ment
Blue Key
Interfraternity Council
Associated Men's Students Boards
American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters
Marianne
Dianne Lee
Community Chest
United Way, Inc
Bill Day
Ken Hughes
Rick Wimpress
Dave Vetter
Don Wilgus
Bob Crist
Roger Hampton
Mike Steele
Steve Lester
Jim Friesen
Alan Wagner
Tom Chappell
Greg Gund
American Legion
Anthony Accadia
Julian R. Besel
Frederick W. Cropp
Robert Pierce
William Ewart Gladstone
Oak Forest Lane
Board For Study
Richard Bisbee
Monterey Road
James Bruce
Chariton Road
South Pacific
Bruce
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