Warrants Dismissed in Anderson Valley Case
Judge Leroy Wehr dismissed the last of the warrants tied to the so called Battle of the Warrants. He excused charges against Senator-elect Frank Petersen and Deputy District Attorney Dale Underwood and dropped six felony counts against Captain Gino Stefani for releasing six juveniles. Wehr cited discretionary powers in juvenile matters and lack of evidence to show intent to deceive.
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Leroy Wehr
Cloverdale
Wehr
Maurice “Tindall
Frank Petersen
Business and Professions Code
Robert Morton
Petersen
Dale Underwood
Gino Stefani
Stefani
Petergen
Underwood
Morton
No Type 3 Vaccine To Be Given Sunday
The Mendocino-Lake Medical Society announced this week that the Type 3 polio vaccine will not be given Sunday, Dec. 9, as previously planned. No date has been set at this time to administer the Type 3 vaccine, spokesmen for the Society indicated.
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Mendocino-Lake
Daily Journal Christmas Shopper Feature Promotes Susie Jacobsen
Ukiah readers are invited to use the Daily Journal Santa helper feature starring five year old Susie Jacobsen. The issue promises a festive Christmas guide with ideas for Mom Dad and the whole family and hints at a busy gift season.
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Susie Jacobsen
Richard Jacobsen
Daily Journal
Tower
Penn Wuieth
He Han
Mom
Dade
Susie
Public Works Director Vote Tuesday in Mendocino
Mendocino County Supervisors will vote Tuesday on creating a Department of Public Works and hiring a director at 1100 dollars monthly. The action, brought Nov 9, awaits final approval and a future salary increase plan, with other agenda items including civil service matters and Brooktrails District appointments.
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Mendocino County
Department of Public Works
Martin Wener
Joseph Scaramella
California
Walter Severance
Joe Hartley
County Civil Service Commission
Maury Berman
Ukiah
Brooktrails Resort Improvement
This Side Up Package Sent To Kings Lynn Station
A package delivered to Kings Lynn railway station on Sunday bore This side up markings on five of its six faces.
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Kings Lynn
England
Grader Seeks Support After Washington Talks
William Grader returned to the Redwood Empire after four days in Washington DC meeting top Administration officials. He discussed lumber industry issues Del Norte Humboldt Mendocino and Point Reyes encroachment with federal aides and met with Kennedy and Interior Forestry and other agency leaders. He urged First District support for the January 22 special election to succeed the late Clem Miller.
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William Grader
Redwood Empire
Washington, D.C
Grader
Cong
Clem Miller
Kennedy
White House
del Norte
Humboldt
Mendocino
Point Reyes National Seashore
Marin County
First District
Congress
Interior
Stewart Udall
Orville Freeman
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony Celebrezze
Forest Service
Edward Clift
Army Corps of Engineers
Department of Commerce
California
James K. Carr
Frank P. Briggs
Secretar of the Interior For Fish and Wildlife
King Range
Humbolit
Kari Landstrom
Bureau of Land Management
Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Woods Worker
Ninth District Court of Appeals reverses tax court on deductions for woods workers. Eddie Matthews of Mendocino, a choke seller, argued tools need not be carried to the job site to qualify for deductible gasoline, insurance, and depreciation costs. Ted Watkins and Morris Grupp represented Matthews in this precedent setting case.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Crowther
Court of Appeals
Eddie Matthews
Mendocino
Ted Watkins
Morris Grupp
San Francisco
White House Denies Adlai Trade Proposal Amid Cuba Crisis
White House angrily rejected a Saturday Evening Post report that Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson favored trading U S missile bases in Turkey Italy and Britain for Soviet bases in Cuba during the Cuban crisis. Stevenson spokesman called the article inaccurate and untrue while Stevenson met with the National Security Council.
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White House
Adlai
Washington
UPI
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Turkey
Italy
Britain
Cuba
Stevenson
New York
Saliiver
Kennedy
National Security Council Executive Committee
Oriana Collides With Kearsarge In Fog Without Injuries
A foggy, low speed collision between the British liner Oriana and the aircraft carrier Kearsarge damages both ships but leaves all 9,000-plus aboard unharmed. In other brief items, the Alaska Cedar crew of 24 is rescued after grounding in heavy seas, Nehru reports Chinese forces shifting troops, and California builds program funds total 134 million dollars with major regional allocations.
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Long Beach
Cullf
UPI
Oriana
Kearsarge
Coos Bay
Alaska
Kennedy invokes Taft-Maftley in Lockheed dispute
President Kennedy orders use of Taft Murtley Act in the Lockheed Aircraft versus International Association of Machinists labor conflict in Washington. Russia has started moving 128 jet bombers from Cuba. A Soviet ship was photographed with fuselages visible on its deck, according to the Defense Department.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Cuba
Defense Department
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Pope On Road To Recovery After Illness
Vatican confirms Pope John shows improved health following anemia and stomach trouble. A Vatican communique credits medical care and prayers from Catholics and others, noting near normal activity and plans to address the Ecumenical Council. He rose at 8:30 a.m. and worked four hours, meeting Cardinal Amleto Chogman while other audiences were suspended.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
Amleto Cardinal Chogman
Three Men Held For Burglary Of Two Homes
Virgil Holdecraft 21 Larry Limpert 21 and Joe Cynor 25 all Ukiah held at county jail to be charged with burglarizing two Leggett Valley homes Arrested by sheriff's deputies Sunday night Carl Braun 21 Eureka picked up for burglary of River Glen Motel Longvale charged with second degree burglary Willard L Ashley 28 Stillwater Oklahoma picked up and returned to Ukiah facing charges of cracking safes in Willits Covelo Joseph Nadej 28 escaped from Parlin Forks Honor Camp returned from Savannah to face charges Nadej escaped from a tire line in Covelo in August 1960
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Virgil Holdecraft
Larry Limpert
Joe Cynor
Ukiah
Leggett Valley
Carl Braun
Eureka
River Glen
Longvale
Willard L. Ashley
Stillwater
Okla
Willits and
Covelo
Joseph Nadej
Parlin’ Forks
Savannah
Nadej
New eight sided Relay satellite aims to spread Christmas greetings
Cape Canaveral reports a 168 pound eight sided Relay satellite to relay live television between Europe America and South America. UPI notes Relay may orbit a Delta rocket around December 11 to 12 with a 163 minute period at altitudes 800 to 3500 miles. Telstar’s damage prompted this follow up.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
UPI
Europe
North
South America
Relay
United States
Telstar
North America
Space Network
As &Am
Delta
Earth
Not Very Good Day for Santa Not Very Good Day for Santa
Santa Claus performer Donald Novotny 27 of Carmichael lost three fingers when he waved from a helicopter at Sacramento Municipal Airport. The stunt, sponsored by civic groups, ended after he stepped from the craft as it landed. He was reported in good condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Sacramento
Calif
Santa Claus
Santa
Donald Novotny
Carmichael
Novotny
Mercy Hoagpittal
Soviet rejects neutral plan for nuclear test ban at UN talks
At the 86th plenary of the Disarmament Conference in Geneva the Soviet Union rejected the neutral nations plan to ban nuclear tests. Tsarapkin called the proposal Western controlled and unacceptable while the United States urged a fully controlled ban and warned against an uninspected moratorium. The debate centered on inspection methods including unmanned seismic stations and the feasibility of achieving a test ban before Christmas.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Wester
United States
U. S
Arthur K. Dean
United State
Sweden
India
West
Prosecution Chief Hausner Resigns Over Eichmann Case
Israel Attorney General Gideon Hausner, the prosecutor in the Eichmann trial, has resigned. He sent his resignation letter to Prime Minister David Ben Gurion on Friday, a Sunday disclosure said.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Gideon Hausner
Adolf Eichmann
David Ben-Grui
The Untamed Coast Part II Airs Tonight on KRON Channel 3
Part II of The Untamed Coast titled The Newcomers Vanguard of Change airs at 6 80 tonight on KRON TV Channel 3. It follows Part I Heritage the Land and its People shown last Monday, detailing changes on the coast and local lumbermen shop talk.
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Kron-Tv
Channel 3
Artata
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Charles Barrett
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