Word: pasadena
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Pasadena, Calif...
...alone averages about $250,000 a year, and he has interests in a restaurant, a gas station, oil wells in Texas, and a 33,000-acre cattle ranch in Arizona. He owns two Cadillacs, six tuxedos, 20 sports coats and 25 suits (all hand-tailored), lives in a swank Pasadena apartment. When he retires, Willie expects to expand his breeding operations: he already owns a stable of broodmares and a share in the stallion Round Table. But he is in no hurry to quit. "Retire?" asks Jockey Shoemaker. "Look at Arcaro and Longden. Why, I'd be ashamed...
...Pasadena, Calif...
...Wages. If Picasso's play is opaque, there is nothing obscure about The Wages of Sin, by U Nu, Prime Minister of Burma. Playwright Nu has been produced in the U.S. before-his The People Win Through was once presented at the Pasadena Playhouse in California-and U Nu is still pounding away at the same theme: the evil of Communism and how to combat it. The Wages of Sin will be given its U.S. première on the East Carolina campus this week, with a Louisianaborn history professor playing U Po Lone, a Burmese government minister...
There was no chance that Ranger could hit the moon, but it could curve its course closer to its target. Happily, its C.C. & S. could listen as well as command. Half a day after launch, when Ranger III was nearly 100,000 miles away from the earth, scientists from Pasadena's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where Ranger had been built, began sending new orders that C.C. & S. acknowledged and "memorized." After the command to "execute" went out, Ranger III started a complicated series of maneuvers. Its little gas jets turned it to a new attitude. Then its large midcourse rocket...