Golfers join local course on gold dust trail
Noted professionals Bobby Nichols Bob McCallister Jacky Cupit and Jim Feree join to represent the local course. The four will live on the course with Cupit and Fer ee arriving this afternoon or tomorrow. Nichols and McCallister have four years on the pro tour with Nichols winning the Houston Classic and the St. Petersburg Open. He finished third.
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Bobby Nichols
Bob McCallister
Jacky Cupit
Jim Feree
Gold Dust Trail
Cupit
Feree
Nichols
McCallister
Nichols skis into U.S. Open era with Mountain View deal
Golf pros Nichols, Feree, McCallister and Cupit sign a groundbreaking arrangement with Mountain View Country Club. They will live locally, split salaries, enjoy a new home and car, plus a $5,000 bonus if they win majors. Nichols ranks eighteenth on this year’s money list after twenty tournaments. The group plans the course’s fall opening in September.
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Nichols
McCallister
Cupit
Feree
Mountain View Country Club
Feree, McCallister
Local golfer Corona Nichols shines in Texas career
Corona Nichols, born in Louisville Kentucky, moved to Texas for college at Texas A and M. He captained Southwest Conference golf champs during his time at Texas A M and earlier won the Kentucky Amateur Tournament. Nichols later settled in Midland Texas and began golf as a 13 year old caddy.
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Nichols
Louisville
Texas
Texas A & M College
Midland
Kentucky
Texas A & M
Golfer Nichols Builds Career On Tour With Midland Support
After college he served as a tank commander and joined the professional golf tour in 1960 with Midland Country Club backing. He recalls the early struggle of eight weeks before earning a dollar, two years to his first win the St Petersburg Open, and the high turnover as players face constant pressure. Sponsors often fund travel and receive a share of earnings.
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U.S
Nichols
Midland
Texas) Country Club
Midland CC
CofC outlines plan for new business license tax proposal
Corona Chamber of Commerce committee members assembled to gather data for a counter proposal on business license taxes to present to the City Council. City Manager Ralph Pfiffner said a second reading of the ordinance based on gross receipts will wait until next month.
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Pfiffner
Pfiffner
Alan G. Anderson
Anderson
Corona
California
Education comes first despite beauty on Cor ony Junior High lawn
Supt John W Stallings says crowded Cor ony Junior High forces temporary classrooms on the lawns to meet space needs. The 5 acre site now serves 948 last year, expected 1 073 next fall, with state rules requiring larger sites. A new Corona Junior High is under construction after a 3 5 million bond, occupancy due January 1965.
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Corony Junior High
John W. Stallings
Stallings
Corona Junior High
Riverside West Forecast Calls Sunny Skies Tomorrow
The weather forecast for the west end of Riverside predicts mostly sunny conditions tomorrow as temperatures rise. A high near 88 degrees is expected with a low around 60 tonight.
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Riverside
Planners Eye New Master Map At Civic Center Meeting
The Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber to discuss a new city master plan and land use map with consultant Simon Eisner in attendance. Three tentative subdivisions are on the agenda for review: Nishizu 90 lots east of Fullerton south of the storm drain near Magnolia. Kallis Co 12 lots north of River west of Cota. and Kallis Co 36 lots west of Cota north of the other Kallis site.
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Planning Commission
Council Chamber
Civic Center
Simon Eisner
Corona
Harvey Stottlemyer
Clarence F. Nishizu
Fullerton
Magnolia
Kallis Co
River
Cota
Kallis
Marineland Trip Set for Boys Aged 7 to 12
Corona Department of Recreation announces a Marineland of the Pacific trip for boys aged 7 to 12. A bus will depart Husted Park before 9 a.m. and return to Corona at 5:30 p.m. A 2.50 fee covers transport and admission. Reservations due by Friday 4 p.m. at each playground.
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Corona Department of Recreation
Marineland of the Pacific
Husted Park
Corona
Seven year old leads ascent of Mt. Whitney by father
Charles R. Carter, seven, strapped a 10 pound pack as pace for his father, a Corona attorney, in a Mt. Whitney climb that reached the summit Saturday. The pair camped at Whitney Portal and Trail Camp after a two day ascent, with the father insisting the trip was not a conditioning hike.
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Corona
Mt. Whitney
Charles R. Carter
Charles
Whitney Portal
Trail Camp
Carter
Yosemite
Seven killed in Fontana station wagon crash
A Fontana crash involving a ten passenger station wagon killed seven people when it hit a freeway abutment after the driver reportedly fell asleep. Names identified include Forest Lewis Sr. and Jr. of Los Angeles, Robert Johnson, David Crawford, and Otis Jones. Three others were critically injured en route to Kaiser Hospital.
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Fontana Upi
Forest Lewis Sr
Forest Jr
Los Angeles
Robert Johnson
David Crawford
Otis Jones
Vacationing Coronans Involved In South Carolina Crash
A Coronans couple Richard Chaussee and Marguerite with their 13 year old daughter Vicki escaped serious injury after a two car collision near Martin South Carolina while en route to Armour South Dakota to visit Mrs Chaussee’s parents. Mrs Chaussee’s daughter Mrs Calladay reported facial cuts and a chipped tooth for her mother and noted father and sister were uninjured. An oncoming vehicle backed into the Chaussee car’s path as it turned into a field drive.
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Corona
Martin
S. C
Richard Chaussee
Marguerite
Vicki
Armour
S. D
Junior College Courses Approved at Corona High School
Corona High School receives formal approval from Riverside City College and Chaffey Junior College to offer junior college level courses. Superintendent John W. Stallings said plans include three Riverside sponsored classes and nine Chaffey sponsored classes.
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Corona High School
Riverside City College
Chaffey
Corona School
John W. Stallings
Stallings
Riverside
Rusk and Khrushchev to discuss easing Cold War tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk winds up a Leningrad tour and plans talks with Premier Khrushchev in Moscow on easing East West tensions. Lord Home and Gromyko also in talks following a partial nuclear test ban treaty signing.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
Leningrad
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Rusk
Gagra
Black Sea
Khrushchev
Lord Home
Gromyko
Soviet Union
London
Washington
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