Brown proposes 24 revisions to Udall water plan
Gov. Edmund G Brown urged 24 changes to the Udall plan expanding the five state project to a broader regional system. He suggested including Washington Oregon and Idaho and creating a regional water commission to study new sources while preserving Colorado River water interests for California and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.
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Paseo
Chamber Remodeling Discussed by County Supervisors
County supervisors debated remodeling the chamber area noting plans to stockpile lighting and fixtures before hiring a contractor. Don Weaver outlined use of local materials, a color sketch due next Tuesday, and aims to finish by year end while improving acoustics and air conditioning.
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Mendocino County
Vestardly
Hans
Donn Weaver
Weaver
Masonite Royal Comte
Bord
Vesterdas
Celano Sues for 100000 in Brawl Injuries
Celano Celina, a Mendocino State Hospital employee, files suit against Welly Cox Tale niee for 100000 in damages claiming severe injuries from a Dec 27 1962 fight. He alleges head face limbs and body injuries and loss of earnings for five months and 25 days plus medical and other expenses.
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Bimmer Celia
Mendocino State Hospital
Welly Cox, Taleniee
Stoo Damacas
Celano
Owhief
Tiesttt
Plaine Tff
Celina
Prio
Sug
Young GOP Assists Policeman's Widow
Local Young Republicans aid Dallas police officer's widow after the officer's death. Fundraising efforts were organized this week to provide financial support and cover immediate needs.
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Young Gop
LOS Angels HP
Mvttan
Deedan
Aroha
Music for All at Ukiah High School Thursday
A special high school concert at Ukiah High School Auditorium raises proceeds for UVARC. The program features a mix of folk songs, carols, classical works, ballet and poetry pieces, with performances by Ukiah High School bands, choirs, and guest groups including the Freedom Singers. Tickets cost $1 adults and 50 cents students. funds support training and facilities for retarded children in Ukiah Valley.
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Duane Welle
Nancy Hook
Avarce
UVARC
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Ukiah Valley
Ukah Kiah
Freedom Lancers
Ukiah
Peter
Paul and
Mars
Courtiv
Tom Dooley
Hale
Freedom Singers
Bruce Evans
Bild Marisn
Richard Finn
Janice Norton
Nancy Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Russians View Oswald as Crackpot Not Conspirator
U.S. officials cite Soviet consular files showing Russians regarded Lee Harvey Oswald as a crackpot during his three years in the Soviet Union. The documents released to Secretary of State Dean Rusk are to inform a presidential investigation into Kennedy’s assassination. The report reportedly finds Oswald and Ruth Paine’s friend killer Jack Ruby acted as individuals, not part of a conspiracy.
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Public Hearing On Zoning Set Tomorrow
The Ukiah Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on the proposed new zoning ordinance revision. Owners in Orchard Village and others urged changes after previous council meetings. The hearing on the zoning plan will occur tomorrow on the second floor of City Hall.
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Ranchers Seek 600 Dollar Claim For Cattle Loss
Walter Stommetta and Tobia file a claim alleging cattle losses totaling 600 dollars. The Superior Court session is scheduled for Tuesday to hear testimony and determine damages. The case references a Jersey cow death and a dispute over animal casualties near the Craneda river.
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Betancourt urges blockade to halt Cuban arms
Venezuelan President Betancourt calls for an air and naval blockade of Cuba to stop Castroite arms exports and revolution in the Americas. He pressures Latin American nations to sever ties with Fidel Castro and cites evidence of Cuban arms found on a Venezuelan beach. A OAS committee is to investigate the charges amid regional tension.
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Castres Rechime
Chenwihs
Irish antique dealer held over great train robbery probe
In London an Irish born bearded antique dealer was ordered held without bail for a preliminary hearing on conspiracy and robbery tied to last August’s Great Train Robbery. He was a key suspect and pleaded that charges were lies while awaiting further action.
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Ruby's Trial Delayed to February 3 in Oswald Case
Dallas upi report: Jack Ruby's murder trial postponed to February 5 to give state and defense more prep time. The shooter of Lee Harvey Oswald faces possible insanity hearing. Wade and Howard back new start date as prosecutors weigh death penalty options amid ongoing investigations and pretrial maneuvers.
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Grand Jury to Hear Auditors Reports at Yearend Meeting
The Mendoci county grand jury will meet Friday in the courthouse Grand Jury chambers. Reports from auditors will be presented and the session is expected to be the final one of the year.
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Mendocino
Wogan
Pope Paul VI to visit Holy Land first since St Peter
Pope Paul VI closed Vatican II with a surprise plan to visit the Holy Land in January, the first papal trip abroad in 151 years. He will fly to Israel and Jordan, visiting both places, ending the Ecumenical Council’s second session. A third session is set for September as decrees on public worship and modern media move to finalization.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Holy Land
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Italy
Vulican
Christ
Israel
Jordan
Journal’s Decoration Contest Opens for Christmas Prizes
The Daily Journal invites entries for its annual Christmas home decoration contest offering three cash prizes. Originality in window, porch, roof or tree displays weighs heavily with judges. Entries must be received at the Journal office by December 28.
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Daily Journal
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