Medical secretary 4-ALO ALTO TIMES, TUESDAY. OCT. 31. 'No hom*osexual ring Katherine Taylor rites set JV calls columnist 'liar gan who had lived in Palo Alto for four years. He was a groundskeeper at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
A veteran of World War II and the Korean War, he i was a member of American Legion, Post No. 001. He is survived by two sisters, Ruth Bailey and Pauline Allen, both of Palo Alto, and three brothers, Lee Roy Boldt, Palo Alto; Bernard Boldt of Falls Church, Va.t and James E. Boldt. Lafayette.
Services at the San Bruno Funeral Home preceded a military committal at Golden Gate National Arbor Road in Menlo Park for more than 40 years. Mrs. Shaw was bora in Wray, and grew up in the Bend, area. She moved with her parents to Menlo Park in 1922 and was married to Shaw two years Survivors three sisters, Mrs. Annie of Weiser, Idaho, Mrs.
Beulah So-ward of Benicia and Mrs. Cornelia Griggs of Vallejo; an aunt, Mrs. Maybe lie Davenport of Berkeley; a cousin, Mrs. Marianne Arnold of Menlo Park and several other Graveside funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Alta Mesa -Cemetery, Palo Alto.
Roller Hapgood, Funeral Directors, 980 Middle-field Road, Palo Alto, are handling arrangements. declared, I didnt extract any agreement! He said he thought responsible newspapers should not print such vicious and dishonest Also present the' news conference was Arthur Van Court, Reagans security man who, Pearson said, was assigned by the governor to investigate reports of the alleged hom*osexual activity and had made tape recordings at a Lake Tahoe cabin. COMPLETE FICTION Reagan, asked about that, said, Again, I say there is no truth to it Then he turned to Van Court and asked if he wanted to comment i -y: "Complete lc 1 1 Van Court said. I think this goes with the game of politics," Reagan said when asked if he expected such reports on himself and his staff in the future. He said, Its a little like President Harry (Truman) said about it: you cant stand the heat stay out of file kitchen.
Reagan said he had been subjected to somewhat the a thing during his show business career. Reagan said he even heard reporta that he' had leaked the information himself. "This is Just absolutely not true," Rpagan added. The governor, apparently aware he would be asked about the report, was asked if he would have an investigation conducted into the subject He said no. "Im satisfied with the knowledge that we have and certainly am not going to dignify, this scurrilous O'-He said any libel action ii up to die people who are involved.1' Reagan was asked if he had ever found any evidence of hom*osexuals In Us office.
0 No," he W- He also was. asked if he would welcome the' future support of former staff members. he said. I always felt sure of their loyalty." Reagan said he had been advised the column was to appear and I was told the major newspapers of California were not going to ran this column. Then he was asked if there was an agreement" that the column would not appear.
The -angry Reagan pounded the rostrum with Us fist and Reagan By BILL STALL -SACJIAMENTO (AP) Gov. Reagan angrily declared today there js "no truth to a Washington columnist published re-port. that a hom*osexual ring has.rbpen operating. in his office. 1 A8e'S: lying." Reagan said of theiJKport by Drew Pearson in column delivered this a special week', to newspapers throughout the country.
It said eight men werp. -involved, including two toner members of Reagans statf. Pearson has been sort of. riding my back for years," said Reagan, who denounced the. report as "scurrilous." Tbs' column gaid Reagan was given, evidence last winter and dfifcndt move to dear up his office until last August when cerpdn members of his staff wfte Abruptly NO NAMES the miiimn mentioned no names-of those allegedly involved.
Apd; no names were mentioned during Reagans weekly half-hour. news, conference. Reagan's Communications di-refl ftp Lyn Nofriger, also flatly dotted part of die Pearson column which sal umn which said Nofziger confidentially told reporters that aides had been dropped because, of hom*osexual Reagan said he would not M4tenttyN the Pearson report wtth court action cm Us own fir with any possible inves- Iha. Is. about the lowest, Rpagan said.
"This Is stooping to human beings." Mno explanation Jfhe." governor said he could nnfcfxplaln how the report and rumors originated, although he hu heard of diem while attending the National Governors Conference aboard the 1 ocean filter Independence. 1 WEATHER Black Panther faces murder try charges OAKLAND (UPI) Charges of murder and assault with intent to commit murder were on file today against Black Panther Party leader Huey P. Newton, 25, Oakland. The murder charge stemmed from fiw slaying of officer John Prey, 23, who was shot four times Saturday when he halted Newton for a minor traffic The other charge resulted Pk Interment was in Salem Memorial Park, Survivor include her husband Jack Weissman, daughters Jes-sicat Marion, jtnd Elizabeth, all in the family home; a brother, Albert Kahan, New Hyde Park, and parents, Mr. and Mis.
P. Kahan, Flushing, N.V. -Services were held fn Congre-gation Kb! Emeth, 4175 Manuela Palo Alto, under direction of the Sinai Memorial Chapel, San Francisco. The family prefers that memorials be made to Congregation Kol Emeth. Mary M.
Beck SAN JOSE Mrs. Margaret Beck, 48, died Monday nlght of multiple injuries six hours alter file car in which she was riding, smashed into a pick-up truck at' 11th and Keyes Streets, the Santa Clara County coronet's office; reported. Her husband, -also: was hurt and was admitted to San Jose Hospital. According to San Jose police. Beck was driving east on Keyes when he collided with a pickup, truck driven by Stephen Alexander McCrae, 66, of Santa Ctvz.
McCrae was attempting to make left (urn onto 11th, police, said. McCrae was. treated ami released at San Jose Hospital. The Becks lived at 33 N. Kee-ble SL, San Jose.
Reynolds Donna Lee Rsynolds, 29, of: 1668 Henderson Menlo Park, died today in the Palo Alto-Stanford HospitaL -She was the wife of Edwin T. Reynolds, a grocery detk at the Menlo Square Market in Menlo Park. Mrs. Reynolds was a native of San Francisco but moved with her family to Palo Alto; She was graduated from- fiw Palo Alto High School, -Surviving are two children, Michelle and Joseph Reynolds, of Menlo Park, her and' Flavia Doran; and: a- sister; Mary1 Doran, of Palo Alto; and her grandfather, Lee-Merritt of Point Arenas. -Funeral arrangements are being made by the Johnston Color, nial Mortuary, 656 Live.
Oak Menlo Park.1 1 nv Emerson Harf LOS GATOS Emerson of 116 Lovell died early this morning at Los Gatos Hospital from injuries he suf-' fered Oct. 22 when his car smashed into a pole' in Campbell. The accident occurred at the intersection of San Thomas Expressway and Elam Avenue. Hart was employed by Fal-staff Breweries. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Harmon Smith Funeral Home in Santa Clara.
Government Calendar TONIGHT 8 p.nu The Sunnyvale City Council will meet In Yhe council chambers, 665 W. Olive to discuss the lease-purchase plan for the pro- posed golf course club house and to study the proposed Mountain Park, p.m. The Menlo Park City Council will meet In the Chic Center council chamber! for public hearing on the Willow Road Study Report and recommended alignment from Middkfield Road to El Camlno Real and consideration of an appeal to allow a restaurant In a church at 543 Hamilton Ave. CITY OF HOPE i a Hiantlarieo Manta Make a donation In tha 1 namary of yaur lovad one Fight i yaur donation tel O. a P.
O. BOX 721 REDWOOD CITY from the wounding of patrol-man Herbert C. Heanes, 24. Heanes was wounded critically after he was -dispatched to assist Frey. Newton was arrested less than an hour after the shooting at Kaiser Hospital where he sought treatment for a stomach wound.
Witnesses told police Newton fired eight shots at the officers and was hit once by a shot fired by Heanes. Nationwide temperatures By United Presa International Temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 4 a.rri. High Low Predp. 50 28 61 55 Albuquerque Atlanta REPORT Funeral services will be held tonight for Katherine Lauer Taylor, 58, a medical secretary at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City and former secretary at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic. Mrs.
Taylor died Sunday at Sequoia Hospital after being stricken with a heart attack. She was a native of New York City and moved to the Peninsula in 1929. She lived in Menlo Park before moving to Redwood City, where she lived at 1539 Jefferson St. She had been employed at Sequoia since 1955.. Mrs.
Taylor was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church of Redwood City and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes, local 829. She is survived by two brothers, Harry Lauer of Baltimore Park, and John Lauer of Orange, and a sister, Mrs. Charlotte M. Farrens of Services will be at 8 p.m.
at file Redwood Chapel, 847 Wood-side Road, Redwood City. Private burial services will be at Alta Mesa Cemetery, Palo Alto. The family requests memorials be contributions to St. Peters Episcopal Church memorial fund or to the American Heart Association, to Louisa Malatesta Funeral services were held this morning Louisa D. Malatesta, widow of Sunnyvale rancher and produce dealer Henry Malatesta.
Mrs. Malatesta died Sunday in San Jose after a brief illness. She was 75. Mrs. Malatesta, a native of Italy, moved to the Midpeninsula area in 1908.
She lived at 135 N. Sunnyvale Avenue, Sunnyvale. She is survived by a son, El-lk) Malatesta, owner of the Sunnyvale Bowling alley, a daughter, Mrs. Delvina Dana of Watsonville, a brother, Ernest Bo-rello of Sunnyvale, two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Bechis of Sunnyvale and Mrs.
Lucy Passalac-qua of Los Altos and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Sunnyvale Mortuary followed by a Requiem Mass at St. Martins Catholic Church and entombment in Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery. 1 Fern E. Shaw Funeral services will be held Wednesday for1 Mrs.
Fern E. Shaw, a Menlo Park resident for 45 years, who died unexpectedly Saturday night at the home of her sister in Benicia. Mrs. Shaw died in her sleep after a day of fishlhg on the Bay. She was the wife of Richard Shaw, who ran the Shaw Auto Parts Co.
on Santa Avenue until he retired two years ago. Shaws had lived at 262 DEATHS Cuaimdno. director). 99 El Cantina Real West, Mountain View, thanca to St. Athanasius Catholic Church, Mountain Viaw, whor* Requiem Maas will ba offered at 10 a.m.
Interment, Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery. Santa Clara. Recitation of tha Rosary. Wednesday evening at 0:00 in the Mortuary Chspal, MORRISON In Palo Alio, Saturday, Oct. H.
1997, Palmar (Tom) Morrison, husband of Evelyn L. Morrison of East Palo Alto: a nativa of Victoria, aged 14 years. Friends ara invitod to tho K7p.i of Roller A Hep-good, 910 Middlafiold Road. Palo Alto, at 9:19 a.m. Thursday, Nov.
2. 1967, thonco to St Francis of Aeslsi Catholic Church, 1429 Bay Rood. East Polo Alto, for a Requiem Mow commencing at 10 a.m. Interment, Alta Mesa Memorial Palp Alto. Rosary, Wednesday, Nov.
1, 1917 at p.m. at tha above chapal. PENNINGTON At real In Palo Alto, Sunday, Octebor 29. 19C7, Jannie M. Pennington, wife of tiomor N.
Pennington of Palo Alto; also survived by several niacos and nephowa; a native of Pennsylvania. Friend ara invited to attend the funeral sarv- leas at 1:00 p.m Wednesday. November 1, 1997 at the Chapel of Roller a Hapgood, 119 Middle- field Road, Palo Alto, Private interment Alta Mesa Memorial Park. Parking provided on tha grounds. REYNOLDS In Palo Alto.
Tuesday, Oct. 31. 1967. Donna Lee Reynolds, beloved wife of Edwin T. Reynolds and.
mother of Michelle and Joseph Reynolds, all of Menlo Park: daughter of Jamas and Flavia Doran of Palo Alto; sister of Mary Doran of Palo Alto: also survived by grand father, Lao Merritt of Point Aranas. a nativa of. Son Francisco. aged 29 years. Tima of funeral service wilt be announcer Area fide fable J.V Picffle Standard Tima Else Water Half Moon Bay San.
Mateo Bridge add 0:30 McNear Point add 0:39 Yacht HlVr add 1:20 i Palo Alto-Stanford 1 Hospital Center Oct 25, 1967 Born to Mr. and Daniel Vitello, 939 Celia Way, Palo Alto, a daughter, 6 pounds, 2 ounces. Nicholas Krisa, 806 Coleman Menlo Park, a daughter, 5 pounds, 12 ounces. Walter McNeill, 1520 Keimwick Drive, Sunnyvale, a son, 6 pounds, 7 ounces. Robert Shattuck, 303 Ulmer Court, Redwood City, a daughter, 7 pounds, 7 ounces.
Michael Rush, 360 Cedar Millbrae, a 'daughter, 7 pounds, 15 ounces. Oct 20, 1907 Jeffrey Kalb, 6247 Shady Grove Drive, San Jose, a daughter, 7 pounds. Rober Eng, 188 Los Altos Los Altos, a son, 6 pounds. Rtohard Armstrong, 1460 Hamilton Palo Alto, a daughter, 4 pounds, 7 ounces. Richard Ivan, 948 Sycamore Drive, Palo Alto, a son, 6 pounds, 10 ounces.
Julian Figueroa, 527 Pettis Mountain View, a son, 5 pounds, 15 ounces. -David Foss, 2828 Barkley St, Santa Clara, a son, 8 pounds, -15 ounces. Thomas Crosson, 1323 Egret Drive, Sunnyvale, a daughter, 8 pounds, 1 ounce. Andrew Korsak, 216 Haight Menlo Park, a son, 7 pounds, 9 ounces. Billy Walls, 767 Madrone Court Sunnyvale, a daughter, .7 pounds, 8 ounces.
Karl Roider, 2338 California St. Mountain a son, 8 pounds, 8 ounces. El Camlno Hospital Mountain Vie October 21, 1967 Bora to Mr. and Edward P. Dunn, 339 Orange Mountain View, a daughter, 6 pounds 15 ounces.
Daniel P. Grant, 15 Annie Laurie Mountain View, a daughter, 6 pounds 6 ounces. Gordon S. Israelsky, 1594 Bittern Sunnyvale, a daughter, 6 pounds 2 ounces. Raul S.
10555 Foothill Cupertino, a daughter, 7 pounds, 11M ounces. Jimmie W. Kent, 1005 Borregas a son, 6 pounds 5'4 ounces. Jose G. Sanchez, 671 Alviso Mountain View, a son, 7 pounds 10 ounces.
Keiyei Shinsato, 1845 Hogan Drive, Santa Clara, a son, 6 pounds, 1314 ounces--Sequoia Hospital October 30, 1967 Born to Mr. and Richard Vegas, 152 Dunsmier Way, Menlo Park, a daughter, 7 pounds 2 Vi ounces. ROMES BIG DEBT ROME (UPI) High Italian officials attended World Savings Day ceremonies at the Rome dty hall today. The citys debts close to 1,000 billion lire ($1.6 billion). -1 BESIO In Minis Oct 30.
1M7, Bart Basis sf Psrtsls Vallsy, fathar of Carls P. Basis sf Portola Vallay and Mr. Tins Satis and Mrs. Elizabath Nalosn, both of Concord, brother of Mrs. Louisa Bands! of Monlo Pork, Mrs.
Agnes Fain-brini of San Matao. and Mrs. Josephine Winant of San Francisco: also survived by grandchildren: a native of Itoiy, vat-ran of World War I one mem- bar of tha Brathorhood of Owls of R.C. Frianda oro Invltad to attend the funeral Wednesday morning at IB o'clock from the Tinnsy Funeral Chspal. tSi Collsga A Palo Alto, thonco to Our Lady of the Wayside Church, Ftortola val ley, for a Rsquiam Maas com.
menclng at 10 o'clock. Tha Rosary will bo recited Tuesday at p.m ol. at the Tinnoy Chapal, Entomb- mont, Alta Mosa Memorial Pork. Contributions to tha Palo Alto Modicai Rosea rc Foundation for Pulmonary Research preferred, CONRAD In San Francisco, Friday, Oct. 27, 19C7, Olivor Hoyos Conrad, widower of lola Conrad: brother of Harvey Conrad, Core May Spangler and Blancho Krohn, oil of Ohio; brother-in-law of Lo ena Pratt; a nativa of Ohio, aged years.
Friends ora invited to attend funeral oarvicos at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 2. 1967, at the Woodlawn Memorial Pari Chapel, Cpima, Calif. Johnston Colonial Mertuary, BSO Live Oak Avenue, Menlo Park, in charge of earvicas- FISCHER At rest in' Monlo Pork.
Saturday, Oct. 2S. 1M7. Margarets Fischer, mother of Gerhard R. Fisher of Polo Alto, Curt R.
Fisher of Portola Vallay and Mrs. Kate Grohman of Stutt art. Germany; sister of two. both of Europe; grandmother of six; a nativa of Poland. Funeral services were held today, Tues day.
Oct. 31, 1967, at tha chapal lidalo- of Roller Hapgood, 990 Mil field Road, Pelo Alto, followed by rivets interment at Alta Mesa lemorial Park, Palo Alto. MELTZER In Mountain Viow. Saturday. Oct.
21. 1997, John E. Maltzer, beloved hue-band of Maria Maltzer of Moun tain View; loving fathar of Etoo-iroir nor Aimandovar of Mountain Viow, Irena Cariock of Redwood Cite, Marion Kovas, Dorothy Cardoza, Katherine Newby. dowaki. Jack Mattzar and Jim Mettzsr, nU of Sunnyvalo; Lottie Forest of Palo Alto, and Ruth Tea set! liar of Campbell; also sur vived by twenty-nine grandchildren and nine aeveral nieces and nephews; broth er of Mary Geatzingar of Indiana; a native of Illinois, aged 72 years.
Friends are invited to attend fu neral servlets Thursday. Nov. 2, 1967, commencing at 9:30 a.m. from Colonial Mortuary tJosaph DA 6-3443 Irene Olden The Rosary will be recited Wednesday evening and a Requiem Mass held Thursday morning for Irene Margaret Olden, 80, of Mountain View, who died Sunday after a lengthy illness. Mrs.
Olden was the wife of Orin R. Olden, a retired Standard Oil Co. of California executive. She lived at 173 Sierra Vista Mountain View. She is survived by her husband; a son, Orin R.
Olden Jr. of San Carlos; two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Ghiringhelli of San Rafael and Mrs. Janice Sierakowski of Sunnyvale; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Lechner of Boulder Creek and Mrs.
Peark Maritzen of San Francisco; 17 grandchildren and one great- A Requiem Mass will be at 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Athanasius Church. The rosary will be recited at p.m. Wednesday at Le Valley and Schmalzried Sunnyvale Mortuary.
Interment, will be In Alta Mesa Cemetery. Herbert Schulz Herbert Schulz, 60, a porter in Stem Hall at. Stanford University for 14 years, shot himself in hia room at the dormitory early today, the Stanford police He was known as to hundreds of students that he served, v.v The suicide is being investigated by the Santa Clara County Coroner-Medical Examiner. Schulz had one relative, Mrs. Marie Land of Burlingame, according to the university.
Funeral arrangements 1 are pending. Gordon Boldt Funeral services were held Monday for Gordon Boldt, 47, of 2450 Agnes Way, Palo Alto, who died on Saturday at Fort Miley Veterans Hospital in San Francisco. -Boldt was a native of Micht later. -Johnston Colonial Mortuary, 6S0 Live Oak Avenue, Menlo Park. SHAW In' Bonita, Sunday, Ii Oct.
29. 1997, Fam E. Shaw, wr of Richard L. Shaw of Manlo Pork; sister of Mrs. Annie Trlmbell of Weistr, Idaho, Mrs.
Beulah Sow. ard of Bonita and Mrs. Cornelia Griggs of Vallojo: cousin of Msri-oim Arnold of Monlo Park; alio survived by other cousins; a na tiva of Ray. Colo. Frtondi or in- vited to attend graves! de sarv-Wf ices at 10 a.m, Wednesday, Nov.
1. 1997, at Alta Mesa Memorial Park, 99S Araatradoro Rood, Palo Alto. Dollar and Hopgood. 910 Middlafiold Road, Palo Alto, in chargp of arrangamonte. STANSBURY At rest In Mountain View, Calif.
Saturday, October 20, -1967, Ida Mao Stansbury, widow of J. L. Stansbury, mother of Dr. Robert M. Stansbury of Costa Mass, Calif, and Mrs.
Alice Korf of San Jose, grandmother pf Candy S. Korf and Katharine E. Korf both of Son Jose and Susan J. Stansbury and Robert J. Stansbury both of North Ridge, sister of tha late Mrs.
Anna Tuckor and the late Mrs, Alma Tucker, several nieces and nephews alio 'survive; a native of Webster, S. aged 71 yoors. Friends era Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, November 1, 1967 at 2:00 p.m. at tho Tinnoy Funeral Chap el. BBS College Avenue.
Palo Alto. iVi Elder Louis vanden officiating. Interment Alta Mass Memorial Park. YUNDLER In Palo Alto, Sunday, Oct. 29, 1967, Harman I.
Yundlar, friend of Mr. and Mr. Harman Steinbrunn of Palo Alto, and Paul Madsen of Palo Alto; a native of Germany, aged years. Friends ora Invitod to the funeral services Wednesday. Nov.
1, 1967, at 4: 15 p.m, at tho Bishop-Jordan Funeral Chapal, 744 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto. John Meltzer The Rosary will 6e said Wednesday for John Mdwt who died Saturday while chasing a runaway pig along Highway near Sunnyvale. He was 72. Meltzer, of 2541 Leghorn St. Mountain View, was returning from an animal auction in Hayward Saturday when one of two pigs he had in his truck got loose.
As he chased the pig he collapsed and was dead on arrival at El Camino Hospital, Mountain View. Meltzer retired in 1959 as an employe of the union stockyards in South San Francisco. For five years after moving to East Palo Alto from Illinois, he owned a dairy business. He moved to Mountain View in 1947. Meltzer is survived by his wife, Marie; two sons.
Jack and Jim Meltzer, both of Sunnyvale; eight daughters, Florence Lew-andowskl, Katherine Newby, Marion Kovas, Dorothy Cardoza, all of Sunnyvale, Ruth of Campbell, Lottie Forest of Palo Altot Irene Cariock of Redwood City and Eleanor Alman-dover of Mountain View; a sister, Mrs. Mary Goetzinger of Indiana; 29 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. He was a member of SFV and Our Lady of Fatima Lodge, both in Mountain View. Requiem Mass will be at St. Athanasius Catholic Church, Alma and Rengstorff streets, Mountain View, at 10 a.m.
Interment will be in Santa Clara Catholic will be recited Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the chapel of the Colonial Mortuary, 96 El Camino Real West, Mountain View. Mr. Yundler Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Herman I. Yund-fer, 86, a long-time resident of Palo Alto.
He died Sunday at his home at 290 Lambert Ave. He was a native of Germany and came to the United States in 1907. He was a cook In New York before coming to California. While living in Palo Alto he did part-time gardening and worked for a time with the Palo Alto Sanitation Company. There are no survivors.
Services will be held at 4:15 p.m. at the Bishop Jordan Funeral Chapel, 744 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto. Inurnment will be private. Mrs. Weissman Funeral services were conducted Monday for Mrs.
'Claire Weissman, a resident of Los Altos Hills for the past 10 years. She died Sunday in Palo Alto Stanford Hospital after a short illness. She was a native of New York City, N.Y., and moved to Los Altos Hills from Flushing, N.Y Redwood City man fatally stricken A Redwood City man, Levi Earl Williams, 63, suffered fatal heart attack Monday night while attending travel film series in Stanford Universitys Memorial Auditorium. Williams, who lived at 627 Vera was stricken at 8:03 P-m. He was taken to Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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