Housing Defeat Brown Chalks Up Key Victories In Extra Session
California governor Brown gains several victories in a overtime legislature as he pushes a 1964 65 budget totaling nearly 3.7 billion dollars. Key actions include tax package approval by the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee and an education finance bill boosting state aid by 83.5 million dollars over two years while a countywide equalization tax faces opposition in the Senate Finance Committee. The housing measure to aid low cost farm housing struggles after a deadlock in the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Brown urges bipartisan support for the spending program as lawmakers prepare to wind up the first week of the extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund
Brown
Senate Education Committe
Everett Calvert
Max Raffrty
Albert Rodda
Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
George Miller Jr
Martinez
Edwin
California
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Ways and Means
Senate
Candidates Nights Set By League
Ukiah League of Women Voters invites First district supervisor candidates to speak on May 19 at River School and Second district candidates on May 26 in Superior Court Department No. 1. Ukiah Judicial district contenders invited to both events. Filing candidates include Poulos Hudson Proctor Jacobsen Mayfield Portlock. Second district includes Wener Banker Bunker Kennedy. Judicial district includes Goss McCowen Hoover. Manning unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah League of Women Voters
River School
Superior Court
Department No. 1
Ukiah Judicial District
Paul Poulos
C. Raymond Hudson
Ukiah
Bert Hoover
Pat Manning
Hopland
Clyde Oswell
Waldo Cook
Redwood Valley Water District Files for Rights
The Redwood Valley Water District met at Redwood Valley school to discuss valley water development plans. Edward F. Carpenter and Joseph E. Carson spoke on Bureau of Reclamation programs and Small Districts procedures, with Corps of Engineers proposals reviewed and a letter from Congressman Clausen about expediting the feasibility study. The district has filed for water rights on the Mariposa site at the valley’s upper end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley Water District
Redwood Valley School
Edward F. Carpenter
Joseph E. Carson
Bureau of Reclamation
Napa
Carson
Bureau
Corps of Engineers
Cong
Donald H. Clausen
Army Engineers
Mariposa
Redwood Valley
Ukiah Man Booked for Drunk Driving
Highway Patrolmen arrested Dewey T. Johnson, 43, Ukiah, at 7 30 p m yesterday for driving in an erratic manner on Highway 101 a mile north of Willits Johnson was booked out Mendocino County Jail on suspicion of drunk driving and released on bail.
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Dewey T. Johnson
Ukiah
Highway 101
Willits
Johnson
Mendocino County
Noyo Harbor Salvage Under Way
Salvage operations in Noyo Harbor continue this week to reclaim about 20 commercial and pleasure craft sunk by a surge from the Alaska earthquake. The fishing boat Alice H. was partially refloated and towed to a beaching point. A San Francisco clamshell dredge will work under the fish boat La Paz, left on a mud bank after being driven from mooring. The La Paz sank one fishing boat and damaged several others, while docks and pilings were damaged though buildings escaped heavy harm.
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Noyo Harbor
Alaska
Alice H
San Francisco
la Paz
Bura Union Plans New Space Flight Equipment Effort
The Bura tet Union announced today a new effort to develop equipment for distant inter planetary flights. The announcement cites a heavy telitie as a factor influencing the approach and aims at advancing propulsion and navigation for future missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reoscow
WBI
Buratet Union
Safecracker Freed on Probation for Edwards Case
Gene Edwards 26 of Potter Valley released on probation after three months of a year in county jail for safecracking. Judge Winslow ordered restitution for money and damages, with strict probation terms. Edwards testified to working for county offices and a park job offer, with public defender Bev Broaddus presenting him. Deputy DA Dave Luce praised cooperation. Earlier, Edwards’ arrest by Fred Roxson followed by Charles Olmsted. Roxson fired a shot in arrest.
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Gene Edwards
Potter Valley
Srobgart Winslow
Bev Broaddus
Edwards
Meerwood Park
Reno Wartolomie
Fred M Roxson
M Roxson
Dwards
Charles Olmsted
Olmsted
Dave Luce
Winslow
$200 Awarded For Lizard in Coke Bottle
Ukiah housewife Jean Long sued Mendocino Coca-Cola Bottling Co and 3-R Market claiming mental trauma after biting a two inch lizard in a bottle purchased Nov 19 1961. A Superior Court jury of five men and seven women awarded $200. Dr Frank H Dailey testified no lasting ill effects. Verdict took 45 minutes. Judge Wayne Burke presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Jean Long
Morris Grupp
San Francisco
Leo Cook
Frank H. Dailey
Ong
William Sargent
Fort Bragg
Wayne Burke
Bronx telephone call tally shows joke line chatter
New York reports 4,173 calls received by the Bronx on Wednesday. About 3,682 were prank calls. Notable call counts include 642 for Mr. Kion, 377 for Mr. Ox, and 354 for Wr. Wolt, reflecting a humorous skit oriented inquiry volume.
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Bronx
Mr. Kion
Mr. @ox
Wr. Wolt
Weather data incomplete for April period
Fragmentary OCR shows April temperatures with high and low values and stray words. Key entities like location Ukiah appear but many terms are corrupted. Summary notes weather figures and dates are unreadable. no clear events or measurements can be reliably stated.
Loyalists Defect To Rebels In Porto Alegre Fall
Rio de Janeiro UpI dispatch reports rebel forces seizing Porto Alegre after loyalist garrison pledged to join the movement to restore constitutional legality. Goulart and Brizola’s fates remain unmentioned as defections spread from border units and news stations go off air.
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RIO DE Janeyro
UPI
War Ministry
Porto Alegre
Joao Goulart
PST
Goulart
U.S
Leonel Brizola
Rio Grande Ful
Brazil
3Rd Army
Jornal Do Brasil
Alexandre Machado da Silva
Arves Fails to Reform Errant Driver
A Potter Valley man, Joan Wayne Harrison, 26, was arrested hours after bail on pedestrian drunkenness charges and booked for drunken driving and related offenses. Police spotted him driving on the wrong side of the road with an open vodka bottle at N State and Bow Gap, 5 mph over limit, and he was taken to the city jail after a prior drunken driving citation.
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Potter Valley
JoAn Wayne Harrison
fleon #iller
Manor Inn
N. State
Arry Maxson
Bow Gap
Harrison
Larrison
Weather advisory for Northwestern California and coast
Northwestern California sees showers in the north and snow in the mountains with windy, warmer conditions approaching Friday. Temperatures range from about 59 to 32. Santa Rosa reports 32. Small craft advisories persist for the coast with northwest winds 20 to 35 knots easing to 12 to 25 knots Friday.
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California
Kiah
Santa Rosa
Ayia
Tape Mendocino
Alaska Gov seeks $50 million earthquake bond issue
Alaska Governor William A. Egan proposed a $50 million bond issue to fund earthquake recovery, seeking Juneau approval to add 30 years to repayment. The plan envisions federal participation and possible federal guarantees, with state debts rising to about $5 million annually if passed. Egan backed municipal bond support for quake affected communities.
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Gordon W. Lesgar
Anchorage
Alaska
Egan
Juneau
Johnson
House
Bruce Kendall
Senate
Frank Peratrovich
John
Driver Found Guilty Of Improper Pass
A district court jury found Ben Mast of Laytonville guilty of making an improper pass on Highway 101. Mast contested the CAP citation and requested a jury trial. DA Tom Cleland prosecuted, Hale McCowen Jr. defended.
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S$opland
Ben Mast
Laytonville
Highway 101
Mast
CAP
Tom Cleland
Hale McCowen Jr
Five Airmen Boxed In Steel Chamber Breakthrough
SEATTLE APS Five airmen who spent a month sealed in a steel chamber were debriefed as NASA researchers call the test a major breakthrough in life support for manned space travel. Crew commander Roger Barnicki and Lt. Cmdr. E Eugene Mason describe water reclamation and oxygen generation systems, noting pure water and carbon dioxide removal achieved with sodium superoxide. Barnicki reports a ten pound weight loss but feeling fine as the group prepares for a six month life support study.
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Seattle
Aps
E. B. Konecei
National Aerobatics and Space Administration
Office of Advanced Research
Boeing Co
Manuas
E. Eugene Mason
NASA
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Lancaster
Calif
Cmdr
Johnson creates Alaska quake relief commission and designates Crescent City disaster area
President Johnson named a special federal commission to plan Alaska's long-range recovery after the Good Friday quake and declared Crescent City a major disaster area with more than 10 million dollars in tidal wave damage. The move follows a request from Governor Brown as survey teams assess needs and Congress considers immediate relief funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Alaska
White House
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Crescent City
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
del Norte County
Federal Commission
Congress
Santa Survived Earthquake Assures Children
Alaska officials said Santa Claus and the reindeer survived Friday's quake. A radio message to North Pole, near Fairbanks, reassured children that deliveries would stay on schedule for Christmas.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Santa Claus
North Pole
Fairbanks
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Safecracker
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Mippland
Wick Vigil
Wkiah
Sullivan
Justice Court
Roger Smith
County
Smith
Vacaville
DeLandry
Darry Denny
Bruce Zimmerman
John Smith
Uttiah Junior Chamber of Commerce
Carl Purdy
del Norte
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