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Millikan Mondtf, Jan. 1, lt6 3 Californians Spotted in Snow PINEDALE, Wyomina (APVllie area, about 20 miles smith of estimated three to four feel of Confirmed from Pajte 1 Kenrch officials at Pinedale'piiiedale. In iho executive council, and became a highly placed member of the; U.S. Envoys Seek Peace In Viet Nam Surprising medical facts about heartburn Tests al a lafflous nrtdkal eenlei pin- acids coslini live tints ts much, point a special foimuH. rambiain, Whtrt cm you Ihil iinj calcium carbonate with tm mi(M- ini'l? is Ic-uncl today Slum IS (hf toldutn BIS'.

Stomach specialists knew mriici" TWs loimulaTMl all lead- TUHS is no mm candj i minfl It inS juodeds Itsttd: liquids, otiiei peoplf who art th mdicine, tablets even prescnplmn-lypE ml- even il costs lc. IUMS. Jet Propulsion Laboratory i ccutive staff. said three CaUfonuns who St- A Pinedaie physician and" air whwe Un was pal.kd I tempted to climb Dr. Howard Smith, JHimW Temple Peak in the Wind Riverjhe spoiled Margaret Vouiig of! Sn(lUh sald dlmberS CV'-' range were spotted from the air Pab Alto, Jim Richardson and denll remnei safely to Iheir Sunday and appeared be Tom Cochrane Sunday.

He said has-; camp Saturday, He said, "Wail and fpn- i. I He helped perfect virtually all of World War most sophisticated mililary aircraft and mis siauip iii me sinuw ona ol tncm managea id nv ine' A emergency supplies and apparently was to indicate their mi with me supplies' siles, pertaining to jet propul-; sion and missile innovations audi LONDON (AP) U.S. enraysl worked in India and Norlh Afri- ci Sunday enlarging wha( llir1 plane, informing the stranded the Big Sandy opening hf fin(f group that a rescue parly with In ihe base area oi Ihe peak I.aWarwt effort to lighten the load. Among his many honors, Dr. siium xiiiicju was on us way 10 was mirea deep snow.

An, Mitlikan served as a nfl the Guided Missile Committee1 Omtr-d States calls a series misiiujis 10 peace in Vie Nam. In Western Europe, liter ivere voices of skepticism as Ihe success cf lite missions. iiut an overnignt snowiau rt made it impossible lo lake off Read Independent and iylar-lSeics Classified of the Research and Develop LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE Sunday. i r-. 1 1 rrt U.S.

AmbfttSitiiiir at W. ment Brawl. Advisory Committee; National Committee on Aeronautics and the Aeronautics Panel of the Naval Ordnance Laboratory. In to His country Dr. Averell Harriman arrived in' New Delhi for talks with leaders! nf tnilia, which is a member of One of Pasadenars Finest Men's Shops DR.

CLARK B. MlttlKAN heart, attack fatal the Inlernatiohnl Coulrol Com-mission in Viol Nam with Po Milhk.in in ISlil of the Scientific Advisory Gum-, MINI HO land and Canada, Assl. Secretary of Stale C. Imitlce for the U.S. Secretary d( defense, of ihe Ballistics Cummiilee for Hie Secrc- Shelepin Conilniipil from Page 1 ry of the Air Force, ot the 5 Air Force Scientific Advisory Board.

Jalmost certain to he lwycolled Meiinen Williams flew into Al-jiers on a journey that is expected to take him through Africa la explain U.S. views on the Vietnamese- war. Folloniin lo Talks In Lnmnn, U.S. Ctmrpe d'Af Dr. Milliknn also servied ns 1.

That he wants to strenelhen ja member of the Inlernational (Movement (or an Atlantic tin; Soviet "presence" in North Vietnam, and will announce in- Union, the Los Angeles Commit- sul mk i i i I i i Imres rinlii) Kaiser :P.lle-:l Forei Relations, the support-especially it 1he U.S.; Prime Minister Harold Wilson United Nations- in a'follDiviin lo Wilson's eonfi i increases its military co milmenl to South Viet Mam. enue Salunlay with Arllitif J. ssoi latwn Hoard of Directors .1 Thai he will try to poi-suadel Goldberg, U.S. ambassador lo. Los Angeles County Music Com llie Norm Vietnamese to negotiate with the U.S.

Mental Health V-snrin lion of Pasadena, and Planned IMPORTED AND CUSTOM DETAILED the United hattons. Vice President Hubert Humphrey flew hack In Wash Parenthood Association The theory that Shelepin was Koinf tu Hanoi on a pence probe was considered plausible when Die mission (d Hanoi was ington'- tg report to President No Funeral Services Johnson on his talks in Japan, Dr. Millikan leaves his wife, announced. But subsequent the Philippines, "ormDsa and istatemenls by Premier Kosygin Snuih Korea. Mrs.

Edith Millikan, nf liitO Wendover Road, and a son. Dr. In Seoul, South Korea officials expressed opposition to any IMicliael Millikan. 575 Wes ihridee Place, Pasadena; a and Worm Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh, and hints by Russian officials to diplomat in have cast doubt on this line of speculation. It- is generally believed that the main eual uf his niissiuu isi Swell as a brother, Dr.

Max F. Millikan, of Massachusetts Jnsti- peace negotiations which they said cpulri lead th a slnlemals like that whcli now divides! of Technology, and four DOORS OPEN TODAY 10 A.M. Time in running out wt muni make room at once lo enable the cabinet makers and tleeoraiorn to get oh with the remodeling job. North and Smith Korea. "IKIYd '9 'E1339 't 'H133I 'E 'I 'S31SI03S H5VD '1 'S1NIVJ '9 '3Niavvy -g 'sssni 'lOHnto 't stepchildren and four grand related to the Chinese-Soviet children.

In Vatican City, Pope Paul VI controversy. Unless Shelepin, veteran trouble-shooter, There will be no funeral serves, hut in lieu of flowers. pilenms in SI. Peter Ipei-suadc the Norlh Vietnamese Square that lie prayed for the success of peace appeals he has, sent, to the Soviet Red China; North Viet Nam and friends are asked to contribute to scholarship funds for worthy students, at Yale University and Caltech. to attend a Communist party conclave in Moscow, with or OUR NEW YEAR'S PROMISES We've made bur New Year's Resolutions and we find, that ihey are much like last year'i; And, we'll try to keep them.

without the -Chinese, it is. doubted that the Russians cau held A mEmeorial service for Dr. South Viet Nam. Negative Responses such a galherins at all. They Millikan will bo held at p.

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peace effort Hiid Gov. Kelson A. Rnckefeller, who he said are' both seeking the presidency. dischenrge about St.oflD passen- each minute of tlie two while aciually planning to pand I he war. There was heavy traffic Sun-- hours.

day liiijlit. into Maiiliatl.m. OTHFfi DAYS JO TO A THURS. AND FRI. TO TO A LT AT I i Wl Driving Warning Hotels reported a rush on OUT CHAKGt Indian (General Dies lorns, as corporations reserved Mayor John V.

Lindsay. Your fomhainericnrd Bruno Charge Accuitnl- office two days, pleaded with them in blocks for key playes. NEW DELHI, India (AP) -I Lt. Gen. Kalwant Sinirh, HO, who1 citizens-lo avoid driving to work CLEANERS DYERS "AUuUBitw' Some employers chartered 3629 S.

FOOTHILL BLVD. retired as commander in chirfi It MIIUIU. Ill fill L-Xflllipil he walked miles from li buses or limousines In eel em llitii.Vs 1 n.snil try Serviw Call SV B-4335 for Prompt Deliv FOOTHILL ROSEMEAD SHOPPINS CENTER ployes lo work. Olhers planned midlown headquarters to City lOafi. (lied Sunday of a haarl al- THU SAME SHOPPING CUNTKfi WITH TH get along Willi skeleton tsck.

Hall Sunday. Rid Quill, in a tiery lelev or Drive in anil save JUVo S. Arroyo Parkwav at Califm nia 2MB F. Ma.l:-e XKR S. I.a!,c nl Mendocino crews.

Tin Kosiaiiriinl appearance, urged cilizens to Lindsay pleas. He said welkin? nMnle can't afford African Unity Body To Hold Slli Mroi BABB Ilelsn M. Bahb. hcloverijslny home, aunt of Charles audi ini 1C MifI loving cousin ol Mrs. iorje lhink a slrike Nsw DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania York would he a calastiviphi (API The Liberal ion Com Cilbrech.

Set-voces Tuesday, 2 p.m., in ihe Garden Chaprl nf Sale at Both Locations Liberal Terms Arranged to Meet Your Requirements No Payment Until March Annual STOCK DISPOSAL Sale! London with'stoDtl ihe hlil7." ot the Organization Unity will hold its Reed lapley and bciger police, fire and hospilal S043 W. Washington L.A.: departments laid plans fD cope eighth ordinary session here Jntcrmenl Odd Fellows Ceme lale tins month. tery Commissioner Vincenl Rroder- Agenda ilems include ick saiil tic would eO un in a hd- desia. where a white minority icapter hI 7 a.m. lo keep labs on government has declared its BACHMAN John Q.

Bachniaii, liushand nf Mabel C. Bnchman of 4328 Buchanan Sl Us An independence from Britain, aim the Iralfic. lie assigned St) mum low trucks to net stalled cars off '0 WE HAVE THEM the Pnrl ugliest; colony nf Mo- geles, passed away Dcccmbe 31, 1965. Besides his wife he i streets as fasl as possible. ijamiwiue.

a committee spDkes- said. survived by his ilau.liters. Sister "Useful Movement' OFF ALL Traffic Commissioner Henry Raines said a normal weekdayi Mary Paschal, O.P.. Mrs. Gerard Van Son, and Miss Margarel Mary Bacliman; sons, John Q.

Francis J. and Jarr.es T. Bnrhman; hrolber L. D. Bacliman.

Rosary Monday. 8 p.m.. Indian Males Seek llnrlier for Shave already brings bllu.vflfl cars to Manhattan south of 59th Street, ar.d anolher 100,0011 would end NEW DELHI. India (AP) A Reauiern Mass. Tuesday.

111:1 Igovernment survey shows that useful movement." Cn.mmuler railroads and fer- 95 per cent of India's rural a.m., both at St. Ignatius Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. QUALITY FURNISHINGS AND ACCESSORIES LAMPS TABLES PAINTINGS DECOR PIECES CHAIRS MIRRORS males go lo barbers for their Cabn( A Snns, directors. 'shaves.

I he reason tile low Kx-lVTayor Wagner Rfists in iIoxico quality and high price of BENNETT Genevieve Hop- Wades. FprnH nf 'jm iifi.it Falcon Lane Thomasvllle Century Cbelmode Unltsd Wincraft Custom Chair Drexe! Hiatt Dillingham BctsicWitz BroyhiH Vickers Stanley Cal Custom KentCoffey Selig Simmons ModernAngel New England Shops Stone Phillips La Verne, passed away Decem MEXICO CITY (Reuters JANUARY I 1 CLEARANCE SALE I ber 29, 1953, at a local Hospital. She was a native of Michigan and had been a resident of this vleinily the past 11 years. She is survived liv a niece, Doro- New York's ex-mayor Hubert F. Wagner, who is spending a few days vacationing in the Pacific resort of Acapulco with his wife and two sons, said Sunday lie EVERYTHING GOESII thee Dc Ponl: a nephew.

Richard De Pont, both of La Verne. jhnped tu pay courtesy calls on f'i ff.iipul ji.i.i -i i j- co City Mayor Ernesto 'Jruchur- co Mayor trnesio 'jrucnur-'" "a in the Mexican capital before A ticrvires and interment River-side Cemeiery, Dowagiac, Michigan. Lamb Funeral Home, di-recloi-s in eharije. reiurnmg iiomc. CIIAMBERLIN David J.

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