Parlin Escapee Surrenders Self
Wilbur Perryman, an escapee from Parlin Parks Honor Camp, turned himself in to San Bernardino police. He will be returned to Mendocino County on escape charges and may face auto theft charges from Healdsburg and Redwood City. Perryman reportedly confessed to stealing cars in Healdsburg and Redwood City during the escape toward Southern California. Warrants remain for the other two men who fled with him.
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Wilbur Perryman
Parlin Parks
San Bernardino
Mendocino County
Healdsburg
Redwood City
Perryman
California
San Quentin
Sheriff's Office
Kennedy opens 1963 baseball season with wild pitch
President Kennedy threw a ceremonial opening pitch that barely cleared the mound and was snagged by Washington catcher Ken Retzer with his bare hand. The ball sailed wide left as the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Senators began the season in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Hevue Kennedy
Ken Retzer
Williams urges U S women to lead global change
Mrs. Clare B Williams assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee says American women must set an example worldwide in the coming decade. She notes the triple challenge of projecting courage to women behind the Iron Curtain inspiring those in new nations and boosting women’s civil participation.
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Washington
UPI
Clare B. Williams
Repiblican National Committee
Scout-O-Rama Draws 1000 To Fairgrounds
Nearly 1000 Scouts parents and fans attended Scout-O-Rama at the 12th District Fairgrounds despite rain. Booths earned blue and red ribbons for displays. Troop 62 won first in competitive events with Troop 66 and 67 following. Awards were presented by Martin Wener as leaders and troops were praised for planning and effort.
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12Th District
Methodist Church Men's Club
Ld.s
Kiwanis Club
Redwood Valley Community Church
Talmage
Rotary Club
Troop 46
Presbyterian Church
Hagie
Maurice Kruth
Roy Wagner
Rotary
Methodist Men's Club
Baptist Men's Club
Life
Lenard Schafer
Martin Wener
Foreign Aid Program Worth Cost to Nation
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the 4.5 billion foreign aid program is sound investment yielding excellent dividends to U S security foreign policy and general welfare.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
House Foreign Affairs Committee
McNamara
United States
Setback Hotline Agreement Fails to Break Test Ban Deadlock
In Geneva, Russia rules out more than three on site inspections, blaming U S procrastination. Tsarapkin dismisses U S appeal as war industry bias while India urges rapid use of the hot line to push a nuclear test ban. The United States accuses Russia of avoiding compromise as talks stall.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
Moscow
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
United States
India
Arthur Lall
Tsarapkin
Wilderness Bill Vote Set After Senate Opening Debate
The Senate moved to vote on Tuesday on a national wilderness preservation system. Debate opened as Sen. Clinton Anderson predicted passage while some Republicans argued for more congressional oversight. Dominick criticized limits on adding lands and the presidents sole authority over facilities. Senator Aitken supported the bill despite Vermont lacking covered areas.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Aretend
Peter H. Domimilch
R-Cole
House
Dominick
Congress
George D. Aitken
Anderson
Feather River Accident Claims Eighth Victim
In Feather River Canyon California an eighth person died from injuries after a Greyhound bus crashed Saturday, sliding off Highway 40 Alternate into the river. Verner Scott 84 a retired University of Nevada professor of agriculture died in the wreck along with his wife. One person remained in critical condition at Oroville Medical Center and 12 others were hospitalized. The bus carrying 23 passengers allegedly traveled too fast for conditions and had no skid marks observed on the highway.
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Oroville
Calif
UPT
Greyhound
Feather River Canyon
Verner Scott
University of Nevada
Auife
Oroville Medical Center
California Highway Patrol
Ralph Walker
Defense Department Prepares GDC Payment
The Defense Department plans a $23 million payment to General Dynamics Corp to cover major costs of the controversial TFX warplane contract. The payment signals no reversal of the award, with a check expected soon under scrutiny by Senate investigators.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
General Dynamics Corp
General Dynamics
Senate
Red Subversion Still Threat To Asian Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that Communist subversion and aggression remain a major threat to peace in Southwest Asia. Backed by Britain and France, the United States will resist aggression wherever it arises and defend South Vietnam, even as troops aid the fight. Rusk spoke at SEATO Ministers meeting and met with De Gaulle and Pompidou, signaling efforts to mend strained US France relations.
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Paris
API
U. S
Dean Ruski
Asia
United States
Rusk
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Seato) Council of Ministers
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
France
Alaskan Flyer Returns After 48 Day Wilderness Ordeal
Ralph Flores, 42, who survived seven weeks in freezing wilderness north of British Columbia, arrived at San Francisco International Airport to a warm family welcome. He thanked the public for care and prayers as he recounted his 48 day ordeal and shared his gratitude with Helen Kiaben of Brooklyn, N Y.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ralph Flores
British Columbia
San Francisco International
Helen Kiaben
Brooklyn
N. Y
Davis Hepburn Sentimental Picks for Oscar Triumphs
Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn are favored to win acting honors at the 35th Academy Awards. Lawrence of Arabia is expected to win best picture. Davis could become the first to win three Oscars. Hepburn may mark 30 years between wins. Frank Sinatra hosts a star packed telecast with Joan Crawford Olivia de Havilland Ginger Rogers Eva Marie Saint presenting.
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Monica
Calif
Bette ‘Davis
Katharine
Hepburn
Hollywood
Lawrence of Arabia
Miss Davis
Baby Jane
Miss Hepburn
Gregory Peck
Jack Lemmon
Will Ibe
Civic Auditorium
Pacific Ocean
Abc-Tv
Frank Sinatra
Joan Crawford
Olivia DeHavilland
Ginger Rogers
Eva Marie ‘Saint
Academy ‘Afinals
Will “Ibe
Sophia Loren
Maximilian Schell
Rita Moreno
George Chakiris
Crucial Montreal Election Tests Canada US Nuclear Relations
Eight million Canadians are expected to vote in a national election that could shape hemispheric defense and U.S.-Canada nuclear arms policy, marking a potential turning point in bilateral relations.
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Montreal
UPI
U.S
Goldwater urges training exiles and airlift for Cuba
Senator Barry Goldwater says the United States should aid Cuban exiles with training and an American airlift to strike Cuba. He denounces Kennedy policy as too timid and supports possible OAS invasion, but not now. He favors an economic blockade and exile support for sabotage and espionage.
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Donald May Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
United States
Goldwater
Kennedy
Organization of American States
GOP
Cuba
Jardine Hurtin Crash On Highway 101
Rain slick roads over the weekend caused several crashes with two in the Ukiah area injuring people. Bob Jardine insurance executive sustained minor injuries when his car wrecked near Hamilton Field on Highway 101 Saturday. Barton McFarland 43 Ukiah received minor injuries after veering onto a pole past Lake Mendocino Drive. Jerry Simas 17 Ukiah High School student lost control south of Ukiah on 101. Four other minor Fender benders were blamed on road conditions and speed.
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Highway Patrol
Bob Jardine
Ukiah Insurance
Albertinum
Hamilton Field
Highway 101
Satuday
Barton McFarland
Ukiah
Contol
Lake Mendocino Drive
Jerry Simas
CHP
Ukiah Trustee Candidate Promises Closer School Ties
A.B. Broaddus, incumbent Ukiah high school trustee, seeks re election on April 16. A 39 year old attorney with deep Ukiah ties, he promises to improve public contact with the schools and emphasizes his four years on the board and community involvement.
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A.B. Broaddus
A. B
Bev'' Broaddus
Ukiah
University of California
University
School of Jurisprudence
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Broaddus
Dale
Watson Road
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George Hoberg
David Kaez
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Dwayne Blakny
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Scout-O-Rama
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