Court ruling won’t close California rehab center
The Corona Daily Independent reports the Supreme Court decision on California narcotics law will not shut or restrict the California Rehabilitation Center in Corona. Public information chief James Alexander says the ruling affects only certain commitment types and will not alter the CRC’s plans or its role as a treatment program.
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California
Corona
United States Supreme Court
Corona Daily Independent
James Alexander
California Department of Corrections
CDI
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Lee Stewart
Alexander
Sacramento
CRC
Corona Jubilee Festival Ticket Books On Sale Next Week
Corona Junior Chamber begins selling festival ticket books for the Annual Jubilee running July 11 to 15. Tickets go on sale Thursday with pre event pricing at half value. Booths at Railroad Street and Northwest Grand Boulevard host games and clubs while a July 14 parade features bands drill teams and costumed riders to support parade expenses.
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Lawrence Thome
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Gunderson
Corona Junior Chamber 8
Corona’s
Eral
Railroad Street
Northwest Grand Boulevard
Corona Area
California
Pete Villa
Postmaster’s Honest Find Across Diogenes Tale
Corona Post Office recovers $16 lost by Thomas V. Ransford after a weekend of distrust. A letter to Postmaster Frank Emerson included a $10, $5 and $1 bill with a note claiming the money was found in the lobby. The postmaster confirms an honest man exists, delivered by chance.
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Corona Post Office
Thomas V. Ransford
Citron St
Frank Emerson
Corona
Diogenes
Emerson
Cows Adopt Corona Prefix for Holstein Cattle
Holstein Friesian Association grants R E Bob Stanley and R M McCune exclusive use of Corona Acres as a prefix for registered Holstein cattle. The branding acts as lifelong advertising, with Brattleboro Vermont headquarters maintaining records. About 30,000 breeders use distinct prefixes, growing 1,500 yearly.
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Corona
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
R. E
Bob”’ Stanley
R. M. McCune
Corona Area
Brattleboro
Vermont
Stanley- McCune
Sunny Warm Weather Forecast for Los Angeles Area
Skies will be sunny today and tomorrow across Southern California with unseasonably warm temperatures inland. Coastal areas may see night and morning fog with Thursday outlook showing generally fair warm weather and morning low clouds along the coast. High yesterday was 93, low last night 54, and noon temperature today reached 91.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Local panel rejects Macbeth film show for Swansea students
A Swansea education committee refused an invitation for schoolchildren to view a film version of Shakespeare's Macbeth. One member called the play full of blood and thunder and another noted Shakespeare wrote it after a thick night.
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Swansea
Wales
UPI
Corona planning panel OKs 20-house tract south of town
Planning commissioners approved one of four tract maps in Corona despite objections from two members. Bruce Garbutt’s developer plans 20 houses on 7 200 square foot lots, with critics warning of a dangerous precedent and reduced lot sizes. Harvey Stottlemyer noted 1 400 square foot homes will be built, while others favored keeping 7 750 foot lots. The panel also backed a 53 lot subdivision of the larger lots just south of 1938 Main Street.
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Corona
Willis Hall
Gabriel Garcia
Hall
Herbert W. Phillips
Bruce Garbutt
Garcia
Hantleman
Harvey Stottlemyer
Commission
Garbutt
Taylor Avenue
Monterey Road
Ontario Avenue
Taylor
Stottlemyer
The
Corona "Daily Independent Today
Howard Blakely
Main Street
Greengates
Congress Debates Prayer Ruling. Edict Spurs Amendments
Congress reacts to the Supreme Court ruling barring officially prescribed school prayers. Rep. Taylor and Rep. Becker announce constitutional amendments to allow prayer and Bible reading, with Sen. Beall proposing a Senate amendment affirming prayer periods in schools. Lawmakers denounce the court and warn of political fallout.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
UPS
Roy A. Taylor
D-N.c
The
House
Frank J. Becker
R-N.y
Fast House
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Senate
New York
Thomas G. Abernethy
D-Miss
High Court
Sleepy Mira Loma girl dies after car runs over
A heat wave contributed to a fatal accident in Mira Loma where 1 1/2 year old Julie Ann Ruiz was run over by Rudy Angel Ramirez 29 at a neighbor’s front yard. The girl died at Corona Hospital. Romero Ruiz 3 and Shirley Adams 14 witnessed the incident. Ramirez worked at Corona Farms. Funeral plans pending with Grimes Funeral Home.
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Mira Loma
Julie Ann Ruiz
Virginia Ruiz
Truth St
Rudy Angel Ramirez
Ramirez
California Highway Patrol
Julie Ann
Romero Ruiz
Shirley Adams
Shirley
CHP
Romero
Ramirz
Corona Hospital
Corona Farms
Harrison and Citrus
Eastvale
Grimes Funeral Home
National Forest Fire Closure Begins July 1
San Bernardino National Forest will close sections to all public use during summer starting July 1 1962 due to increased fire hazard. Forest Supervisor Don Bauer said the measure, authorized by Regional Forester Charles A Connaughton under Regulation 71 Section 1, affects about one fourth of the forest including inaccessible chaparral slopes in primary mountain watersheds and major roads and recreation areas.
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San Bernardino National Forest
Don Bauer
Charles A. Connaughton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bauer
Corona Amateurs Shine At Yearly Field Day Event
Corona radio amateurs and 16 operators with WGFA/6 logged 1036 two way contacts across 44 states plus DC four Canadian provinces and Samoa. They powered gear with a 74 kilowatt generator, set up at Skyine Drive Sierra Peak Guard Station, and competed 2 pm Saturday to 2 pm Sunday.
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Corona Radio Amateurs v
Amateur Radio
American Radio Relay League
Ed Munn
Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service
RACES
Corona
Munn
Smaby
Coroan Group
District of Columbia
Canada
Samoa
Harry Blackford
Corola Civil Defense Corps
Sierra Peak Guard
Skyine Drive
U.S. Forest Service
Corona Group
Civil Defense
Don Champion
WGFA
Vern Lieb
W6sde
Ben Maccaster
WASFX
Earl
Nevada considers atmospheric nuclear tests at Nevada site
Washington officials said the government was studying a few atmospheric detonations at the Nevada test site but had not made a firm decision. The tests would be very low yield if carried out, as announced by the Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission amid reports Kennedy approved at least two atmospheric tests for Nevada.
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Washington
UPI
Nevada
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
America
Pacific
Johnston Island
Christmas Island
Brown seeks revote on $270 million California bond issue
Sacramento lawmakers debate allowing voters another chance in November on a bond package of $270 million aimed mostly at higher education. Gov. Brown urges bipartisan support, while Republicans call for scaling back or splitting the measure. Voters previously rejected Proposition 3 by about 900,000 in June. In Algiers, OAS offensive continues as fires and bombs disrupt Oran. thousands flee as the city empties.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Richard Nixon
Algiers
Algeria
UPI
European Secret Army Organization
Oran
Health Ministry
France
China mobilizes workers as Canton tensions rise
In Canton workers are being placed on a voluntary mobilization footing amid fears of a Nationalist invasion. Taipei reports Communist artillery bombarded Quemoy and Matsu, marking multiple attacks this month as propaganda accuses Nationalists with U.S. aid.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Canton
Canton Radio
Defense Ministry
Taipei
Quemoy
Matsu
U.S
Martin
Hollywood
Dean Martin
20Th Century Fox Studies
Arthur Greman
Marilyn Monroe
Greman
Dean
Fox
Miss. Remick
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Corona, Chamber of Commerce
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Weather Report
National Forest
OAS
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