Ukiah Chamber Adopts 63 Program of Work
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce selects a tentative program of work for 1963 committee chairmen and members. President Larkin Pounce presided as directors were named for membership publicity and advertising convention and tourism civic affairs education legislative industrial development agriculture and more. Orchard to represent the Chamber at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing February 28 on Pacific Air Lines service suspension to Ukiah. A community Fourth celebration plan with fireworks parades and games was proposed and will be advised by the civic affairs committee with Breboar to consider at a later date.
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Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Casa de Santos
Larkin Pounce
Chamber O
fCommitee
Ken Roby
Wes Caldwell
Lew Sbrana
Paul Johnson
Lyell Cash
Merle Orchard
Herman Karbe
Paul Poulos Jr
Orchard
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kian
Pacific Air Lines
George Portlock
Rex
Anki Rabies Clinic Dates Announced for 1963
Police remind dog owners within Wikiah city limits that 1963 licenses are due. The Matoan anti rabies inoculation clinic will be held at the 12th District Fairgrounds Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dogs not inoculated in the past two years must receive shots. A certificate of inoculation is required to purchase licenses, which will be sold at the Fairgrounds during inoculation.
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Wikiah
12Th District Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Druggist Accused of Cheating State on Prescriptions
SACRAMENTO UPS A Fort Bragg pharmacy accused of cheating the state on prescriptions for welfare recipients and suspended from participation in California's public assistance medical care program. Sherlock Pharmacy and Albert GO face five counts of filling prescriptions for welfare patients with drugs not approved, while charging for allowable drugs. Wedemeyer said audits by the California Physicians' Service uncovered the violations in Mendocino County. The suspension bars state payments for claims tied to public assistance dispensing, with a path to reinstatement after one year.
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Sacramento
UPS
Fort Bragg
California
Sherlock Pharmacy
Albert GO
J.M. Wedemeyer
Social Avelfare
Wedenteyer
California Physicians' Service
Mendocino County
Sicilian Janitor Wins Huge Pool
In Catania Salva tore Mancino a 46 year old janitor living in a railroad station garret appeared to win at least half of a 295065 prize in a national soccer pool. Truck driver Cesare Tarana of Mantova also claims a share after correctly guessing 13 matches and police investigate his lost ticket claim.
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Catania
Sicily
UPI
Salvatore Mancino
Mancino
Garret
Cesare Tarana
Mantova
Kennedy bid for Rules control backed by Democrats
House Democrats endorsed President Kennedy's effort to keep administration control of the Rules Committee in the new 88th Congress. Speaker McCormack pressed for an admin victory as Republicans prepared a caucus to oppose the move, with expected defections and a possible opening day win for Kennedy. The stakes include medicare, education aid, and urban programs, as the issue hinges on keeping the committee at 18 or reverting to 12 members.
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Frank Eleazer
Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
John W. McCormack
Carl Albert
Rules
Kenedy
City of Ukiah Defendant in Accident Suit
Louis Trimeloni sues the City of Ukiah for 3000 general damages over an accident on December 7, 1961 when a three wheel motorcycle ran over his foot near N Main street while talking to Officer Orvall McKimmey. Judge Robert Winslow will hear the case in Dept. 1 of Superior Court. Attorneys Hugh Preston for the plaintiff and Conrad Cox for the city. A 40 name jury list includes residents from Ukiah Fort Bragg Willits Mendocino Laytonville Redwood Valley Hopland Gualala Boonville Calpella Potter Valley Covelo and surrounding areas.
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Louis Trimeloni
City of
Ukiah
Dept. 1 of
Superior Court
Robert Winslow
Trimeloni
Orvall McKimmey
N. Main
Hugh Preston
Conrad Cox
Jim Broaddus
Paul A. Beaufort
Robert E. Corley
James C. Griffin
Mary E. Haltom
Anette Hepner
Eve Hart
James D. LaBarre
Edith O. Miller
Robert Overton
Britt Pugh
Henry J. Steliga
Laura M. Voth
Lloyd L. Wells
Larry Whetstone
Ailing Poet Frost Faces Surgery For Blood Clots
Boston reports poet Robert Frost aged 88 faces surgery to tie off leg veins after another pulmonary embolism. Doctors at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital said the procedure aims to prevent further clots from reaching his lungs as he recovers from a heart attack and prior embolism. He briefly walked Monday and was mobile in his room.
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Boston
APS
Robert Frost
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
F. Lloyd Mussels
Frost
Stafford pupils propose three pack cigarette ban idea
Stafford officials said local school children suggested a measure to deter youth smoking by selling cigarettes only in expensive packs of three. The plan aims to raise prices and reduce accessibility among youths in the city.
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Stafford
England
UPI
Brown opens second term with sweeping 1963 agenda
Gov Edmund G Brown launched his second term with a Capitol ceremony as fog draped the steps. He outlined a broad program facing mixed political reaction, including opposition to a capital punishment moratorium, with Assembly leaders praising his courage and commitment to reform.
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Charles Edward Chapel
Palos Verdes Estates
Edmund
G. Brown
Capitol
Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Richard M. Nixon
GOP Elects TV Actor as Floor Leader in California
Sacramento UPI Charles Conrad a Sherman Oaks TV actor was chosen as minority floor leader for the 1963 California Assembly. He defeated Glendale Assemblyman Howard J. Thelin, with other GOP picks including Don Mulford as caucus chairman and Carl A. Britschgi as whip. The party named three members to the lower chamber rules committee, while Jerome Waldie was reappointed as majority floor leader.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Charles Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Lfe
Conrad
Howard J. Thelin
Glendale
Ayserr
Semaayrs
Seph C. Shell
Robert Monagan
Tracy
Don Mulford
Piedmont
Carl A. Britschgi
Redwood City
James L. Holmes
Santa Barbara
Louis Casanovich
van Nuys
Gordon Cologne
India
Congrad
Goy
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Jerome Waldie
Antioch
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Waldi
Grand jury to weigh charges against 11 in riot case
A federal grand jury in Oxford Mississippi convenes to consider charges against 11 people including former Maj. Gen Edwin Walker in connection with rioting at the University of Mississippi They face counts of rebellion insurrection and conspiracy to oppose the United States authority The jury acts as James Meredith warns he may skip Ole Miss next semester unless charges are filed.
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Oxford, Miss
British jets reportedly slipped past U S defenses says Express
London based Daily Express claims Royal Air Force bombers penetrated U S defenses in a surprise mock attack on American cities. Keith Thompson upheld the report amid denials from the Air Ministry and Pentagon as rival British papers published varying accounts.
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London Daily Express
U.S
New Yor City
Washington, D.C
London
UPI
Daily Express Today
Royal Air Force
Aet
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Express Air
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Air Ministry
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Topsham
Maine
Air Force Radar Warning Station
United States
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
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Times
the Mirror
the Mail
Washington
Atlantic
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Express
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Whitehall
Pincher
the Express
Britain
Katanga Chief Tshombe Returns as Bunche Avoids Meeting
Katanga president Moise Tshombe returned to Elisabethville amid UN efforts. Bunche left town to avoid meeting him as chiefs pledged allegiance to the central government. Tshombe accused the U S of seeking Katanga copper and vowed to oppose the UN and Congolese army until death.
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Katanga
the Congo
UPI
Moise Tshombe
United, Nations
Ralph Bunche
Tshombe
Kolwezi
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United Nations, N. Y
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United Nations
Kipushi
IULN
Bunche
Agein
Brussels
la Libre Belgique
United States
Kaetanga
Katenga
Union Miniere Mining Companys
New York
Gower
Kolwezing
Ktanga
Og U.N
Fail-Safe sold to films for $500,000
University of California professor Eugene Burdick and coauthor Harvey Wheeler sold their novel Fail-Safe to the movies for $500,000. The book, a nuclear annihilation tale, has topped best seller lists and may exceed Burdick’s The Ugly American. Burdick will meet producer Max Youngstein in New York to finalize plans, with Spencer Tracy possibly cast as the president.
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Burdick
Spencer Tracy
Brazil Gets $30 Million Loan From U S Aid
The United States will provide a day emergency loan of 30 million dollars to Brazil to help it import essentials during a financial crisis. The State Department said Brazilian Ambassador Roberto Campos reported plans to start a program to curb inflation, boost development, and secure long term financing through foreign governments and international banks.
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Brazil
Washington
UPI
United States
Braz
State Department
Roberto Campos
Brooklyn Couple Dies Minutes Apart Before Anniversary
A 66-year-old retired grocer, John Cantarella, collapsed and died Monday minutes after his wife Rachel, 64, was pronounced dead by a doctor in their Brooklyn apartment. The couple were to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary on January 20.
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New York
Rockets Quit Minuteman Missile Plagued by Failures
CAPE CANAVERAL UPIs Alvin B Webb Jr reports the Minuteman missile program faces recurring failures. A January 7 test from Cape Canaveral failed to reach target over 5,000 miles, despite earlier partial successes with Wing-2. Grounded in October, the three stage solid fuel ICBM faces upper stage and guidance computer issues amid rapid deployment plans across the United States.
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Alvin B. Webb Jr
Cape Canaveral
UPI
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Minuteman
United States
Air Force
Malstrom ‘Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
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