Novato Developer Buys Olema Dairy Ranch for 140000
Novato developer Mr and Mrs Ernesto N Kettenhoffen acquire the Borella dairy ranch at Olema for 140000, in Marin county s large real estate sale of 1961. The new owners plan cattle operations and lease the property for several years while remaining in the Novato area. The Borella ranch forms part of the historic Rancho Tomales y Bolinas.
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Novato
Olema Dairy Ranch
Marin County
Borella
Olema
San Hate
Umeberto
Marin Village
Tomales Y Bolinas
John Nelson
William Ti. Randall
Hungary asks U S reps to call at foreign office for payoff offer
Vienna dispatch reports the Hungarian government requests U S representatives in Budapest visit the foreign office at 10 am local time tomorrow to receive Hungarys reply to the U S governments offer to pay fines for four American soldiers yesterday.
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Vienna
U.S
Budapest
Foreign Office
Tree planting plan for Mill Valley eyed by council
City manager Alex Almrants seeks approval for a 330 tree project along Mill Valley streets, mainly on Miller Avenue with some along East Blithedale and the Blithedale cutoff. Estimated cost is $300.
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Milll Valley
Alex Almcrants
Miler Avenue
Alincrants
Allies and Reds Face Cease-Fire Deadline Fallout
An official U N spokesman noted no side requested an extension as talks in MUNSAN drag on. Worded hints from both sides suggest a possible all-for-all prisoner exchange, while the 30 day cease-fire plan nears expiry with no plan to extend.
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U.N
Ban Big Gas Trucks From Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco fire marshal says no high pressure gasoline tank trucks may use the Golden Gate Bridge. Fire chief Frank Kelly calls these vehicles a terrible hazard and fears fuel holds could rupture and twist steel if a fire occurred. Golden Gate Bridge District directors plan to vote on whether to continue allowing gas trucks, with opposition from Davies of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Gaid
Golden Gate
Frank 'P. Kelly
Golden Gate Bridge
the Bridge
Kelly
Embarcadero
Third Street
Bayshore Highway
Transport plane search for missing air crew begins
An eight crew transport plane vanished yesterday after noon with eight men aboard including a 17 year old. Authorities identified the eight men at milton Air Force base with Capt Clarence Molder leaving with two flight from the Fourth Air Sea Rescue squadron. The missing crew includes Capt John O Dell Capt Vernon Moe Cpl A G Garcie Sgt T M Millmi and Sgt RH Peterson among others. The plane was last heard from over Klamath Falls at 4 15 pm headed for Travis Air Force base amid snow and rescue efforts. A land party from Hamilton and teams from March 1 base Riverside and McCord Spokane work the scene.
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Red Blut
Milton
Air Force
Clarence
Molder
Aaisline
Peterson
Ft. Cronkhite
John O'Dell
Vacaville
Vernon
Moe
Vallajo
A.g.garcie
92Nd Tastallation Squadron
Spokane
T. M. Millmi
Wadhth Airwave and Air ‘Communication Service
Rh, Peterson
King
Lough Ands
Nik
Marin
H. T Peterson
San Diego
Klamath
Falls
Ove
Travis “Air Force Base
Fairfield
Hamilton
Marin -Base
Air Force Base
Riverside
McCord
Molder’ Regeie
Civil Air Petrol and
Sheriffs
Coast Guard
Dustin Gunnison
Southern Marin Service Center Plans Completed
A citizen's committee appointed by Mill Valley City Council approved plans for a southern Marin servicemen center to open at 92 Maier Commonly occupied by Meyers Plumbing. Ralph Tieman and William A. Dux rent the space for 17 dollars a month, with county funding for the nearly 1500 square feet. remodeling and repainting will begin soon with volunteer work, aiding servicemen from the Miller Valley Air Base.
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Marin
Mill Valley
John McEweeney
J.J., Diederich
Dean Pierce
Rita Saxton
Helen Bostwick
Katherine Stark
George Foreman
Frank Ankers
Ed Reichmuth
Air Force
Ben M. Hagen
Chester. W. Morin
Airscraft Control
Gente Wilk BB
Maiter
Mul Valley Air Base
Indor
Zane Stark
Estimate Being Made On Losses In L A Christmas Fire
Investigators and adjusters surveyed the Hoy radio-television store in San Anselmo after a Christmas morning blaze ruined most of the stock. Officials cited losses of phonograph records and video sets with high values, estimating tens of thousands of dollars in damage.
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L.A. Blaze
Hoy
San Anselmo
Ralph D. Hoy
Roadblocks Planned at City Entrances for New Year Holiday
Rend polite announced today they are going to put roadblocks at all main entrances to the city starting Friday night and continuing through New Year's Day. The measure aims to curb traffic and ensure safety during the holiday period.
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Syour
Rend Polite
San Francisco Highway Crash Report Mixed Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads a vehicle collision on a highway near San Francisco. References to a Sergeant Stanley and Exiory Dawson appear without clear context or complete details of the incident or outcomes.
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San Francisco
Chetrail
Stanley
Wichas
Dawson
Truch
Wheeler
Ross Valley False Klaxon Alarms Stir San Anselmo
San Anselmo residents endured two nights of blaring klaxon alarms from Sunny Hills that woke night staff and volunteers. Fire Chief Nello Marcucci warned offenders face a $500 fine and up to eight years in county jail for false alarms after an electrician checked underground wiring and found no fires.
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Ross Valley
San Anselmo
Sunny Hills
Qhief Nello Marcucci
Frank Sousa
Funnyman
Marcucel
Board weighs using San Rafael B Street School as county office
Supervisors heard a suggestion from Roy Farrington Jones that San Rafael B Street Primary School be purchased by the county for office space. Fred Bagshaw said informal talks with school officials have occurred, but no acquisition steps have been taken while the county studies expanding the Coleman building for more space.
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Mailn
San Rafael
B Street
Fred ‘Bagshaw
Fifth Avenue
Roy Farrington Jones
San Anselig
Coleman School
Grand
Svenue
Angelo R. ‘Turrini
Board of Education
Batrest
San Pedro
Huntress
Turrint
Four men may face charges over Purple Heart collectors
Four men who took about 30 dollars an hour in San Rafael last Saturday while posing as representatives of the Comrades of the Purple Heart may be charged with taking money under false pretenses. Deputy District Attorney Roger Garety and San Rafael police Inspector Nick Glampault planned further inquiry into the Ohio based money distribution by a retired Army colonel. Chief Frank Kelly ordered the men off the streets. Dr M A OBrien of Willoughby Ohio, national commander, says no active projects exist and the group is small but seeks growth.
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Ratael
Comrades of the Purple Heart
Roger Garety
Garety
San Rafael
Nick Glampault
Ohio
Frank Kelly
M. A. O'Brien
Willoughby
Tar Heels Upset Trojans In Dixie Classic Opener
In Raleigh North Carolina UNC rallied from behind with two minutes left to edge Southern California 47 to 45 in the third annual Dixie Basketball Classic opener before 11 600 fans.
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Tarheels
Five-Day Week Adopted for Sheriff Police and Fire Office
Supervisors adopted an ordinance placing the sheriff s office police radio department and the county fire department on a five day 40 hour work week. The action standardizes schedules across departments effective immediately and aligns county staffing with current labor norms.
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Sheriff's Office
Police Radio Department
Marin City Tenants Elect Council Tomorrow
Marin City voters head to the polls from 10 am to 8 pm in the community lounge for a tenant council election to fill five seats on the 13 member council. Nine candidates Including Wilbert Cyprian Dortha English James Fotinos Ken Howard George E F Lautenberg William Means William James Nolte Sr Charles Se cour and Betty Van Dyke vie for seats. Election judges named Mra Hart James Mrg John Walton Mrs Travis Bynum Bob Powell and Walton.
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Marin
Mra
Hart James
Mrg
John Walton
Travis Bynum
Bob Powell
Walton
Still Strike Question Decided Later by Steel Workers
Pittsburgh dispatch reports CIO United Steel Workers leaders debated whether to strike in secret and would withhold any announcement until ratification by the union wage scale committee, planned for later today.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United
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