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Valley Time TODAY Oct. 5, 1961 3 i PEOPLE TODAY! Actress ANNE BAXTER gave birth to a seven-pound girl at 5:31 a.m. Wednesday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Father: Randolph Galt. Field Marshal VISCOUNT MONT-GOMERY says Red Chinas MAO TZE-TUNG is a great guy" an uncommon man in an age of common men.

The 73-year-old British World War II commander made the statement in Toronto last night after a visit to Red China. Council Asks $14.3 Million Civic Garage The Los Angeles City Council Wednesday proposed construction of a $14,3 million four-level underground garage beneath the Civic Center The plan was submitted by city administrative officer George A. Terhune, who completed a study requested by the council as a solution to growing parking problems. Present plans call for a mall in the area bounded by Main and Los Angeles streets, the Santa Ana Freeway and the City Health Building. Part of this property is already city-owned and acquisition of the balance Is under way.

Terhunes report contains a suggestion the garage be financed by a bond issue, but he also recommends the prospect of private industry undertaking the job be studied under an arrangement whereby the city could lease parking space. Other recommendations Include acquisition of additional city parking lots on municipal-owned land now leased to private business and consider purchase of a government-owned garage soon to be vacated by the post office. The garage is at 333 Mar- ONE MOTHER PLUS SIX PUPS EQUALS FOUR POUNDS Bob Kennedy Confers In L.A. On 'Big Crime' Atty. Gen.

Robert Kennedy revealed Wednesday he has conferred with federal law enforcement authorities about the problem of organized big crime prevalent Los Angeles. At a press conference Kennedy said he was here to meet with U.S. Atty. Frances C. Whelan and his staff about Los Angeles crime.

Kennedy explained he is working out plans for the formation of a National Crime Commission and will consult with local law enforcement authorities as well as heads of 25 federal agencies, including the FBI, Internal Revenue Service, Securities Exchange Commission and the Postoffice Department. Other topics discussed by the attorney general: COMMUNIST PARTY I do not believe the Communist Party or its members to be a major problem in the United States, he said, adding that the Supreme Court decision requiring party members to register will soon be in effect. NUCLEAR WEAPONS They will be used by this country, if necessary, but that hundreds of millions of persons would die in a nuclear war, including 50 to 60 million Americans in the first 24 hours. Six Renamed To Regional Library Body Six persons have been reappointed to the countys Regional Library Advisory Council, Region by Supervisor Warren M. Dorn.

They are A. D. Perkins, 22941 Lyons Newhall; Mrs. Dorrance S. Ulvin, 5061 West Avenue M-8, Quartz Hill; James H.

Fulcher, 7178 Pearblossom Highway, Littlerock; Mrs. Irene B. Rudow, 914 East Avenue Q-ll, Palmdale; Mrs. Anna M. Davis, Lancaster, and Mrs.

Catherine Argue, 4714 El Camino Corto, La A San Fernando Chihuahua named Useless disproved her name Tuesday. Between 9 and 10 a.m. she gave birth to six pups each weighing two and two-third ounces. Total weight of the litter: about one pound. Mother, who weighed five and a half pounds two days before delivery, is now back to her normal three and a quarter pounds.

Mrs. Eula Stillwell, 925 Newton owner of the brood, thought she ought to change her dogs name. It is unusual, she said, for a Chihuahua to give birth to so many pups. The dogs new name? A simple Daisy. Valley Times TODAY photo by Alan Hyde.

CLYDE T. GUTHRIE, Monroe County, sheriffs deputy, was suspended 15 days yesterday for failing to ticket Detroit Tiger slugger ROCKY COLAVITO after he was stopped for speeding Sunday. RONNIE REESE, 15-year-old Fort Oglethorpe, youth who fell 50 feet into a mountain crevasse near his home and waited 12 hours yesterday for his rescue, said hes not finished exploring caves, but thats the last time Im going into that one. Injuries were slight. JACKIE COOGAN, once Hollywoods biggest wage earner as a child star 40 years ago, said yesterday in Los Angeles Superior Court he is jobless, his income so far this year is less than $5,000, and asked for discontinuance of the $100-a-month child support hes paying his ex-wjfe, FLOWER PARRY HALL, 11203 Collett Granada Hills, for their son, JOHN, 19.

Payments were lowered to $70, but will go back up if John enters Valley College in February as he now plans. Singer ROSEMARY CLOONEY was to appear in Santa Monica Superior Court today on a temporary alimony and support request from husband JOSE FERRER, whom she is divorcing. Trial of cocktail waitress VIDA DOLPHUS, 624 N. Olive Anaheim, who accused a judge of offering leniency for love, was continued today to Nov. 1 in Downey Municipal Court.

The accused judge, Downey Municipal Judge LYNN W. JOHNSTON (who is not handling Miss Dolphus case) himself faces trial Oct. 16 on her charges. Los Angeles municipal judge IDA MAY ADAMS was forced to halt a drunk driving trial yesterday after she began coughing and choking during the morning session. Reason: smog.

Rosemary Johnson Praises State Space Role ket St. It would provide 200 spaces. There are now 2,405 city controlled parking spaces in Civic Center, the report stated. Soldier Held As Suspect In Burglaries Valley Times TODAY West Valley Bureau A 19-year-old Reseda boy, reportedly AWOL from the Army since June, was arrested on suspicion of a series of West Valley burglaries. Ralph Lowry, 17442 Valerio was picked up Wednesday by officers in connection with the Army complaint and some 40 white pills were found in his possession, they said.

Officers said a considerable amount of narcotics and pills was taken last weekend in two drugstore burglaries in the area. They said Lowry may have been in-r Washington late in the volved in other burglaries, Lowry was stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson left for Washington Wednesday afternoon after spending two days in California visiting space research facilities, noting that Caifornia has been a leader in science, engineering and management in the space field.

We are all working together as good Americans, he said. But he called for the nation to roll up its sleeves to get ahead of Russia in space as fast as we can. Johnson toured Caltechs Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena yesterday, then flew to Vandenberg Air Force Base before leaving Fallout Rises To High Point Fallout radiation in the Los Angeles area rose Wednesday to the highest level since the resumption of Soviet nuclear tests, but officials stressed it was well below the danger point. A reading of 15.1 micromicrocuries was reported by the City Health Department, an increase of almost four points over Tuesdays count. Jack C.

Rogers, of the departments radiological division, said readings below 100 are considered safe. Rogers predicted higher than normal counts for some months as fallout continues to build up in the atmosphere from the Russian blasts. But, he stressed, there is no immediate threat to health in these levels and we dont anticipate any. Egan Aids Van Burens Los Angeles lawyer Rex-ford E. Egan agreed Wednesday to represent without a fee Clarence and Ruth Van Buren, charged with mur ation to Oct.

16. Younger also relieved a public defender from the case after Egan asked the court for permission to rep Tuesday Johnson visited Edwards Air Force Base, near Lancaster, and the Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, near San Jose. The vice president paid tribute to California scientists for their real fine job in space development. FSjp X-15 Passes Trouble Test The X-15 experimental rocket plane flew 2,850 miles per hour Wednesday with one of its four stabilizing fins removed and, for periods of time, its automatic stabill zation system turned off. It was all to see what would happen if the stabilizing system an electronic device which makes corrections faster than a man can think should fail.

Air Force MaJ. Robert Rushworth, pilot, reported all went well in the flight over Edwards Air Force Base near Lancaster. The X-15 has gone 3,645 miles per hour and 169,000 feet high. Architect Appointed To Planning Board Burbank architect A1 Prescott was appointed member of the Burbank Planning Board at the city council meeting Tuesday night. Prescott, 121 Country Club was a member of the Building and Fire Code Appeals Board until his new appointment.

dering their 5-year-old foster resent the couple. The Van daughter. Buren foster child Carolyn The couple was scheduled' Page strangled in their La Mirada residence last August after she was tied with cord to a shower head for misbehaving. to enter a plea Wednesday but Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Evelle J. Younger ordered a continu- i October is, through Novmbr JANE MORGAN DU 77011 URRy DANIELS DICK STABILE Brown Meets His Cabinet Privately Now Through Wednesday Oct.

11 Johnny Mathis Valley Times TODAY Published every evening except Sunday In the SAN FERNANDO VALLEY el 1)109 Magnolia North Hollywood Calif by the San Fernando Valley Times TODAY, Robert N. Weed, publisher, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ond AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Tho Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use of republlcatlon of all the local news printed In this newspaper as welt as all (AP) news dispatches. Adjudicated a newspaper of general circulation, June 19, 1952, by the Superior Court, Los Angeles County, Case No 599539, Published daily except Sunday ot 11109 Mognoha North Hollywood Second-class postage paid at North Hollywood, Collforma. The Volley Times TODAY will not be r-sponsible for unsolicited manuscripts or pictures. By Carrier, $1.50 per month.

At Newstands single copies, regular issues, Monday through Friday, 5c; Saturdays, 10c. By Malt In U.S $1 75 per month; A months, $10 50; 13 months, Foreign Countries, $2 25 per month; 6 months, 12 months, $27. SHOP MONDAYS THRU FRIDAYS, 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.! SATURDAYS, 10 A.M.-6 P.M.! Foes Of Anti-Red Bill To Be Heard Opponents of legislation that would outlaw the Communist Party in California will be heard by the Assembly Interim Committee on Elections and Reapportion-ment Friday. Bills have been introduced that would forbid direct primary participation by a party advocating the violent overthrow of the government.

The committee has already met to hear advocates of the legislation. The Home Furnishing Center of the Valley MONTGOMERY WARD able for questions after the meetings, he said. The cabinet is part of Browns reorganization of the state governments executive branch. It is composed of the heads of eight super agencies under which nearly 60 other state departments have been grouped. In addition, four other top state officials serve as ex-officio cabinet members.

Three of these are elected officials, Lieut. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson, Atty. Gen.

Stanley Mosk and Superintendent of Public Instruction Roy Simpson. Brown said the elected cabinet members would not be bound by a pledge of secrecy. The governors aide said the cabinet would meet each week. Brown will attend on alternate weeks when policy will be discussed. When Brown is not there, only administrative matters will be considered.

There is a state law that bans closed meetings but it applies only to local government bodies and specific state agencies. The cabinet is not one of these agencies. Kennedy: Set Example WASHINGTON (AP) President Kennedy expects federal employes to set an example and not try to duck; active military service. SACRAMENTO (AP)-Governor Brown and his new cabinet held their first meeting Wednesday night a two-hour closed session. Brown asked reporters to leave his office before the meeting began but later an aide said the governor and his advisers merely discussed procedural matters such as how often the cabinet will meet.

Asked why the cabinet meetings will be closed to the press, Brown replied we cant do the job we are supposed to do in a fishbowl. The meetings are going to be very informal, he said. For the first year, we will be discussing personnel matters and we want to have complete freedom of expression. In the past, Brown and his predecessors met with the Governors Council, an advisory group composed of the heads of 29 departments. These sessions were open to the press.

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