Youth Placed In Custody Of Wealthy Father
An 18 year old Pasadena youth received court protection from his wealthy father D K Washburn billionaire bottling president as his legal guardian. The judge ordered the hair color restored to natural brown and noted the mother opposed the petition while step sister Carol Anne Washburn the 1961 Pasadena Rose Queen supported it.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pasadena
D. K. Washburn
Carol Anne Washburn
Fox hunting factions claim victory amid internal strife
London report notes the British fox hunting set closing ranks after civil discord with The League Against Cruel Sports. Diplomatic maneuvers, marriages, and poster battles frame a volatile feud as Hunt leaders seek unity and public support.
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London
UPI
The
League Against Cruel Sports
Belvoir Hun
League
Scottsdale High Key Club Organizes Big Brother Project
Scottsdale High Key Club starts a Big Brother program assigning club members to guide new male students on campus. Committees collect forms and pair each new student with a host for a day to show routines, traditions, and campus life.
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Key Club
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale
Jim Webb
Texas GOP Faces Election Test Today
In Texas North District 13 special election voters pick among one Republican and four Democrats. Wichita Falls, home of Senator John Tower, anchors the race where Joe Meissner, 36, runs as a conservative. opponents include Jack Hightower, Jimmy P Horany, Graham Purcell Jr., and Vernon J. Stewart, all regional to the district.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
UPID
Texas
U.S
John Tower
Tower
Senate
Joe Meissner
Jack Hightower
Vernon
Jimmy P Horany
Archer City
Graham B. Purcell Jr
Vernon J. Stewart
Dissolution of Scottsdale Telephone Service Partners
The mutual dissolution ends the partnership between Skipper Ross and Charlotte M Welch who did business as Scottsdale Telephone Service in Scottsdale Arizona. Welch withdraws and Ross will continue the business and pay all existing and future obligations. Notary Carl W Roe witnessed the acknowledgment on October 15 1958. Published December 16 1961.
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Skipper Ross
Charlotte M. Welch
Scottsdale Telephone Service
Scottsdale
Arizona
Skipper Ross Charlotte M. Welch
State OF
Mari
Skip- Eees
Charlotte M. Elc
Carl W. Roe
Record 1961 US field crops values near $20 billion
American farmers produced field crops in 1961 valued at a record 19.79 billion dollars, about 607 million more than 1960. Yields peaked across multiple crops with high prices and a total 310 million acres planted, the smallest harvested area since 1909, yielding strong output despite reduced acreage.
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Washington
UPI
Goldfine Hospitalized After Stroke During Tax Evasion Sentence
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine, 71, undergoing treatment for physical and emotional disturbances at the U S Public Health Service Hospital on Staten Island after a small stroke eight days earlier. He was moved from Danbury prison for observation and care, with no permanent effects from the stroke noted by doctors. He is serving a one year sentence for tax evasion on $792,000 in income.
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New York
UPUI
Bernard Goldfine
U.S. Public Health Service
Staten Island
Goldfine
Danbury, Conn
Federal Correction Institution
Washington
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