Violation Of Oaths Charged In Judicial Probe
Boonville Judge Maurice Tindall and Covelo Judge Glenn Evans were charged by the Commission on Judicial Qualifications with willful misconduct in office. The case stems from warrants issued during a clash after the 194? primary election, involving district attorneys, sheriffs, and state officials. Trial set for June 3 on counts of obstructing and perverting justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Tindall
Boonville
Glenn Evans
Covelo
Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Atte
Iil
Sheriff's Department
Frank, S. Petersen
Reno Bartolomie
Gino Stefani
Fred Goss
Dale Underwood
Ed O'Brien
Attorney General's Office
Kathy Hunter
The
Daily Journal
Stanley Mosk
Tom Lynch
San Francisco
al Nedjer
Mosk
Oscar Klee
Tindall
Robert Morton
Evans
Moron
Mendorino County
Grand
Commission On Judicial’ Qualifications
A. S. Bray
Oren Wilson Case Ends in Mistrial After Jury Review
The Oren Wilson case ended with a mistrial declared by Judge Winslow at 8:30 p.m. after jurors reviewed testimony and sought further instructions. Wilson faced charges of interfering with Deputy Sheriff Sam Costa during a 1962 arrest attempt linked to his brother Vedele Wilson, with Costa testifying and Wilson denying intent. Deputy DA Dale Underwood led the prosecution. Morris Gupp defended Wilson.
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Winslow
Wilson
Sam Costa
Vedele Wilson
Oren
Costa
Dale Underwood
Morris Gupp
San Francisco
205th Jail Term Report From Gulfport
In Gulfport Mississippi Jordan Archie is serving a 205th jail term. His current 36 day sentence, like others, is for drunkenness. He says he was first jailed 11 years ago and since then has served terms from one day to three months.
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Gulfport
Miss
Jordan Archie
Archie
Ukiah Elementary School Music Festival Thursday
Ukiah Union Elementary School District stages its 6th annual Music Festival at Carl Purdy hall on Thursday at 7 p m. Over 600 students from six elementary schools participate, with three bands led by Tuane Thompson and nine choral groups. Featured soloist Raymond Starks, a Pomolita student, performs with the Pomolita Band as the program moves from Pomolita to Purdy hall due to size. Admission is free. public welcome to hear the performances starting at 7 p m.
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Ukiah Union
Carl Purdy Hall
Pomolita School
Purdy Hall
Tuane Thompson
Pomoltta
Yokayo
Janet Creswell
Reina Beard
Gordon Bertsch
Frank Zeele
Myrtle Eglin
Raymond Starks
Frank Zeeksch
Karbe Outlines Functions of Public Relations Department
Secretary-Manager Claude Bradford reads a letter from the City of Ukiah thanking the Chamber for support at Pacific Air Lines hearings. Directors adjourn after the meeting to the Ukiah Spring Home Show to view more than 300 exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
St Carl
Purdy Hall
Fairgrounds
Claude. Reed
Wes Caldwell
Irgrounds
Ken Roby
Floyd. Ross
Harold Trenholm
Merchants’ Division
Rell
Dave Spence
Hal Eitthem
Larkin Younce
Gus
O'Farre
Jourins
Claude Bradford
Ukiah
Chamber
Pacific Air Lines
Smith Recaptured After Escape Try Bogs Down
Roger Smith, 22, of Ukiah, while serving one week of a year jail sentence for burglary, climbed to the county jail roof to escape but stayed for nearly five hours. He was found and recovered. escape charges may carry up to five years and San Quentin confinement.
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Roger Smith
Ukiah
Smith
Reno
Bartolomie
Sheriff's Office
San Quentin
Marie the Body McDonald Found Safe After Search
Sydney police concluded a two day search into the mysterious disappearance of Marie McDonald 39 known as The Body. Detectives reported she was unharmed at her apartment after a call from a friend. She refused to meet reporters and had canceled a $3000 weekly nightclub engagement due to illness.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Marie
McDonald
Miss. McDonald
Santa Rosa Firm Low Bidder for Library and Farm Offices
Rey Todd Construction bid 251 500 for two new buildings for Mendocino County Employees Retirement Association. The bid was 3 500 above the 248 000 limit set by the County Retirement Board. An alternate bid excludes 4 200 for paving, to be done by the county. Compton Bros. of Sacramento bid 256 600. Work to start soon with Ukiah subcontractors listed for grading paving masonry roofing heating electrical plumbing and glazing. Architect Donn Weaver and Associates prepared the plans.
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Rey
Todd
Billings
County Retirement Board
Compton Bros
Sacramento
Ukiah
Mendocino County Employees Retirement Association
Todd Construction
ABSCO
William King
Pioneer Roofing Company
Ukiah Sheet Metal
Ukiah Glass Company
Jeffers Brothers
Rubio Electric Company
Charles Harris
Donn Weaver
Guatemala Sees Bloodless Coup Install New Cabinet
Army strongman Col Enrique Peralta Aguirda named a cabinet to govern Guatemala after a bloodless palace coup Saturday night. Foreign Minister Alberta Herrarte and Finance Minister Jorge Lucas Caballero were named, with Col Luis Maximiliano Serrano Corso as interior minister. Peralta claimed to topple President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes to preempt a Communist coup and Ydigoras, his wife, left the country under police guard to seek political asylum in Nicaragua. The army justified rule by decree as a dusk to dawn curfew was imposed and troops maintained order amid unrest and suspected Communist influence in government and parties.
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Aguatemala City
Guatemala
UPI
Enrique
Peralta Agurdia
Alberta
Herrarte
Luis
Maximiliano ‘Serrano
Corso
Jorge Lucas
Arotal
Ity
Iby
Arevalo
Mexico
Col
Jacobo Arbenz
Ydigoras
Reds
Democrat
Briton US action halts Cuban exile raiding party
A British warship guided by a U S Navy patrol plane intercepted and captured a Cuban exile raiding party en route to Cuba. The group led by Maj Evilio Duque had 16 men and arms. A separate exile outfit in Mexico, the Freedom Fighter Commandos led by Maj Liovez, announces a naval war on Cuban shipping under Operation Wolf.
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Miami
Fila
UPI
Cuba
Washington
Sierra Escambray
Mexico
Freedom Fighter Commandos
U.S
United States
Maj. Liovez
Commandas
Forecast for year 2000 envisions US population 331 million
Twenty five economists in a Resources for the Future report forecast a 2000 US population of 331 million and a bountiful economy driven by more cars homes and nuclear energy. They warn success hinges on wise resource use and address water shortages pollution and energy needs.
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Washington
UPT
U. S
Resources For the Future, Inc
Ford Foundation
United States
West
East
Lange
Boston
Buffalo
Milwaukee
McFarling Rites Set Tomorrow
Funeral services for Frances Moulton McFarling, 50, wife of B MecFarling of River Road, will be held tomorrow at Zimmerman mortuary at 2 pm. She died Saturday after illness in a local hospital. Known for civic and philanthropic work, she served as Home Service chairman of the Mendocino County Red Cross from 1951 until illness prevented full duties.
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Frances ‘Moulton McFarling
MecFarling
River Road
Zimmerman
McFarling
Alife
Braden Reappointment Clashes in Senate Rules Vote
In Fairbanks and Sacramento reports the Senate Rules Committee unanimously approved Thomas W. Braden for reappointment to the Board of Education. Supporters predict a favorable Senate floor vote soon, while critics warn of potential defeat. Braden, 45, publisher of the Oceanside Braden Tribune, has drawn opposition from Jack Schwade and others over Rafferty’s election stance, prompting protests to the Capitol.
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Robert
Fairbanks
Sacramento
Senate
Soda
Thomas W. Braden
Board of Education
Hu Burns
Frésno
Tor
Rules Committee
John F. MeckCarthy
San Rafael
Braden
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Oman
Stanley “Arnold
Susanville
Schwade
Lm Juat Ds
Arnold
Tietth
Max
Raffers Ty
Brade
Tribunt
Rafferty
Tip Hepeire
Sonora Strike Ends After Year Long Lumber Conflict
In Sonora, a Sierra foothill town, a 1300 worker lumbermill strike ends after nearly a year. Workers at Pickering Amber Co. demanded higher pay after the April 19 walkout. They voted to accept 10 cents now and 10 cents next December for pension funds, with a final contract tentatively agreed last Tuesday.
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Sonora
YPI
Sierra Foothill
Pickering “Amber Co
California Democratic Council signals volunteer victory
The 70,000 member California Democratic Council Convention wrapped with a strong show for volunteer politics led by Tom B. Carvey who spoke of an unshaken CDC. Delegates approved a reform report aimed at Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and endorsed loyalty oath changes while Gov. Edmund G. Brown urged civil reform and abolition of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The convention left some stances in dispute with Waldie challenging a key resolution.
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DE van L. Shumway
Bakersfield
UPI
California
Democratic Party
California Democratic Council
Tom B. Carvey
CDC
Carvey
Palos Verdes Estate
Special Election Reform Committee
Assembly
Jesse M. Uruh
D-Inglewood
Unruh
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Brown
Jerome Waldie
D-Antioch
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Frances McFarling
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