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These days, Salli Sachse is an unassuming 75-year-old painter. For income to supplement her Screen Actor’s Guild pension and Social Security, she sells her seascapes and animal portraits — some via her website, some to beach-goers who notice them hanging on the picket fence outside her La Jolla house.

Half a century ago, however, the onetime Miss La Jolla had a ground-zero view of not one but three seismic California pop-cultural shifts. She was Jackson Browne’s muse during the recording of his eponymously titled 1972 debut album. (He wrote “Something Fine” about her.) In the late ’60s, she lived in Hollywood’s storied rock ‘n’ roll commune and toured with Crosby, Stills & Nash as the group’s official photographer. And in the early ’60s, she was an actress in six Frankie Avalon and/or Annette Funicello movies, including the biggie: 1964’s “Beach Blanket Bingo.”

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