County Deploys Sheep to Mow Prado Park Slopes for July Opening
Riverside County uses 1,000 head of sheep to trim 72 acres of Prado Basin, supplementing two machine mowers. Supervisor budget covers Prado Park plans with a July Fourth opening and roadwork to finish entry from River Road. The sheep will graze under Basque shepherd guidance, aided by two dogs and a pup.
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Board of Supervisors
Prado
Edward Walker
Walker
County Board of
Prado Park
County Road Department
Paul Anderson
William Jones
Riverside County
CDI
United Fund Names Gardner Finance Head
Donald Gardner of Security First National Bank Corona branch was named chair of the United Fund budget committee. The Corona Area UF tapped Mrs. Helen Reynolds Glen W Day Dr. James Merrihew and Fred L Eldridge for the panel to review budgets of 14 agencies funded by the local UF. The panel will make recommendations to the UF Board after reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gardner
Corona
Security First National Bank
Corona Area United Fund
Harry Cole
Cole
Coronans
Gardner
Helen Reynolds
Glen W. Day
James Merrihew
Fred L. Eldridge
School Board Delays Insurance Decision Until July Meeting
Corona Unified School District postpones choosing new liability and related policies. Bids for general liability run about 5 741 first year with audit for later years, while current insurer bids 4 699. Burglary and boiler policies also discussed with terms unclear. The board will place binders to extend current coverage until the July 2 meeting.
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Corona Insurance
Corona Unified School District Board of Education
Insurance Agents Association
Congressman's Condition Said to Remain Same
Washington United Press report says aides to Rep. D S Saund of California declared no change in his condition at Bethesda Naval Medical Center Maryland. Saund was admitted more than two months ago for a cranial blood vessel occlusion and requested briefings be limited. Saund won renomination in the June 5 primary.
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Washington
UPS
Rep
D.S. Saund
D-Calif
Bethesda
Navy Medical Center
Saund
Chamber secretary struck by auto at Sixth and Main
Mrs Edna C Callicott 33 secretary of the Corona Chamber of Commerce was hit while crossing Sixth Street in the west crosswalk about 12 40 p m at Sixth and Main The driver Jackson D Seale 61 of 818 Joy St was northbound on Main making a right turn onto Sixth She was taken to her doctor by a friend and reported in shock but not seriously injured by this morning The incident was reported by her doctor
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Edna C. Callicott
Valley View Ave
Norco
Sixth
Main Streets
Ambulance Waits as Woman Faints in Heat at Shopping Center
An ambulance rushed to a Washington shopping center on a 90 degree day after a woman fainted. She regained consciousness and asked if the vehicle was air conditioned, then declined and asked for a private air conditioned ambulance instead.
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Washington
UPI
District approves raises for longtime classified employees
The Corona Unified School District board approved $252 yearly raises for tenured classified staff, totaling about $7,000 in new costs. Nine preclassified workers and veteran hourly adjustments add a few hundred more. Other cafeteria and teacher adjustments push total district costs to just over $42,000, funded by an eight cent property tax increase. Salaries rise to $300 monthly for entry clerks up to $512 for the head mechanic after ten years.
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Corona Unified School District
Sre
Board of Education
Aegal
Kennedy forms emergency board over American Airlines dispute
President Kennedy created an emergency board under the Railway Labor Act to investigate a dispute between American Airlines and the AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union. The move delays a potential 60 day strike and aims to avert transportation disruption while the board seeks settlements. The National Mediation Board prompted the action as essential ground crews number about 10,000. Labor talks with the Flight Engineers Union on TWA workers also continue.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
American Airlines
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Flight Engineers
Trans World Airlines
TWA
National Mediation Board
Amer
U S Atom Test Fails and Beck New Home
Reports describe a Thor missile test failing two minutes after launch near Hawaii with no injuries or radioactive danger. The device was destroyed, missiles parts fell near Johnston and Sand Islands. Separately Dave Beck began a five year term at McNeil Island Federal Prison after conviction for falsifying tax returns.
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Honolulu
Aps
Uss
Johnston Island
Sand Island
Hawaii
U.S
Joint Task Force 8
Beck
Tacoma
Wash
UPI
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Lake Washington
Seattle
McNeil Island
Puget Sound
Joint Council 28 Building Association
Rusk
Truce in Algeria Varies as Europeans Demand in Security Force
In Algiers talks between Algerian Nationalists and OAS factions fray over European appointments to future security forces. Disagreements threaten a collapse of the shaky ceasefire as independence referendum nears in 11 days. OAS spokesman Susini warned Europeans must join within 48 hours or risk mass exodus and regional fortification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
UPI
OAS
Algeria
Jean-Jacques Susini
Susini
Florida
Strip joints replace houses of prostitution on Florida’s Gold Coast
Miami Crime Commission chief told Senate investigators that modern strip clubs have replaced prostitution along Florida’s Gold Coast and operate as clip joints. He described cheating, bill padding, patron robbery, drink substitutions, and exploitation of intoxicated customers under active solicitation.
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Washington
UPI
Miami
Crime Commission
Senate
Florida
Gold Coast
Daniel T. Sullivan
Sullivan
American Guild of Variety Artists
Ed Blum Seeks Young Actors for The Gazebo
Ed Blum son of Alan Blum of 1224 Chase Drive invites high school and college actors to try out for The Gazebo at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Panthers Den. Blum, a Whit tier College sophomore, will direct the summer project funded by the Corona Recreation Department to benefit the Civic Center auditorium.
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Ed Blum
Jordon Tile Manufacturiing Co
Edward Blum
Alan Blum
Chase Drive
Gazebo
Panther’s den
Blum
Whittier College
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Archibald Avenue
United Fund
Gardner Finance
Insurance Agents Association of
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Charles Key
Herbert M. Key
Herbert M. Key and Sons Insurance Agency
the Insurance Agents Association
Sixth & Main
Union Hassle
Ican
Labor
Arthur J.goldberg
Paris
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
de Gaulle
Ithe Quai d’Orsay
Maurice Couver de Murville
Berlin
NATO
Western Alliance
ED -Blum
Main Street
Leola
Irene Kantor
Hamner Ave
Oswald Fastner
Teta Drive
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