Raffety Tops Post in Ukiah Commandery Installation
Dr John Raffety elevated to eminent commander as John Hannasen steps down at Ukiah 33 Knights Templar ceremony in Masonic Temple. Henry Spurr installs. George Portlock marshal. Out of town guests include William Roster from Youngtown Robert Camp from Quincy Lilburn Gibson from Elk. Prelate William Bromley gave invocation and benediction. Mrs Albert Thirkill and Mrs Harold Lagan provided music. Officers sworn in included Wayne Burke generalissimo J Edward Hill captain general Kilburn Dean junior warden Kilburn Dean and others.
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Ukiah Commandery
Knights Templar
Wayne Burke
William Bromley
John Raffety
Henry Spurr
J. Ed Hill
John Hannason
Kilburn
Dick Mazzoni
Leslie Hamilton
Roy Williams
William Kirkpatrick
Archie Moore
Army
Nelson Evans
Austin Hall
Roland Daut
Third Temple Guards
Masonic Temple
Ca.shin
George Portlock
John Hannasen
Hener Savas
William Roster
Youngtown
Ariz
Robert Camp
Quincy
Lilburn Gibson
Elk
Walter Sandelin
Castr Squier
Lloyd Hanlin
Ralph Oliver
William Nagel
Cristian
Thirkill
John O. Raffety
J.edward Hill
Henry Downs
Probation Violations Bring 52 Day Term for Youth
A 20 year old Covela youth Ron ald A Hostler was sentenced to 52 days in county jail for probation violation on a vehicle offense. Judge Glenn Evans imposed the sentence yesterday, as reported by the sheriff's office.
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Covela
Ronald A. Hostler
Glenn Evans
Evans
Sheriff's Office
Fyre reports church fire false alarm and chimney blaze
Fire dispatch records show a 1 a.m. false alarm at Oak Manor School and a 11:15 a.m. chimney fire at 398 Orchard Street in the Ray Salisbury residence with no damage reported.
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Oak Manor
Orchard
Ray Salisbury
Round table on breast cancer film Time fnd Susie Thompson
Three Uliah doctors James Masongill Mate Curtis and Claire Bigelns join a 1 to 4 pm Sunday round table to accompany the screening of the film Time fnd Susie Thompson over Chan nell KRON-TV. Lee Noble is commentator for the event hosted by the Men docino-Liake Medical Society.
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Fnd
Susie Thompson
Channell, Kron-Tv
The
Mendocino-Liake Medical Society
Lee Noble
Dryden to Head Task Force For Clausen
Dryden named chairman of a special campaign wind up task force in Mendocino County Fourth District to mobilize votes for Congressional candidate Don Clausen. Carrol Ornbaun disclosed the plan as Willits and Fort Bragg areas will be targeted before the January 22 special election to fill the vacancy after Clem Miller's death.
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Bob" Dryden Mac Bedrg
Mendocino County
Don Clausen
Carrol Ornhau
Clausen For Congress
Covelranches
Ornbaun
Willits
Fort Bragg
Clem
Miller
Rabies Clinic Set In Ukiah Saturday
Ukiah vets Paul Poulosis R L Chandler and A McChesney offer a rabies immunization clinic from 10 am to 4 pm at the 12th District Fairgrounds. Dogs without shots in two years may be vaccinated for 32 dollars. owners may also obtain a 1963 dog license with proof of valid immunization.
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Ukiah
Paul Poulosis
R. L. Chandler
A. ©. McChesney
Evans Attorney Seeks Copies Of All Exhibits
Judge Jean Evans of Round Vate faces trial on two conspiracy counts. Evans attorney requested copies of all exhibits from Mendocino County Grand Jury proceedings that led to four indictments. Prosecution objected. ruling deferred. Other defendants include Judge Maurice Tindall, Robert Morton, and Shon Salisbury, with arraignment set for Jan 31 before Judge Wayne Burke.
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Oorge Anderse
Jean Evans
Round Vate
Judicial District
Robert Winslow
Mendocino County
Grand Jury
Derm Granberg
State Attorney General's Office
Winslow
Ainder
Addion
Evans
Maurice ‘Tindall
Anderson Distriet Court
Robert Morton
Ciied
Shon Salisbury
Judie Wayne Burke
Lawrence to chair Kennedy Equal Opportunity in Housing panel
David Lawrence of Pennsylvania who leaves office January 15 has accepted the chairmanship of President Kennedy's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing. He will join the White House staff and assume duties as soon as his affairs in Pennsylvania are adjusted.
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POST
Washington
UPI
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Committee On Equal Opportunity
Lawrence
White House
Airline Service Complaints Sought by Ukiah Chamber
Ukiah area residents with Pacific Air Lines service complaints are asked to contact Claude Bradford at the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce. The effort supports a Civil Aeronautics Board case to rebut Pacific’s claim that locals are not interested in air travel. Dates not required but helpful.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Pacific Air Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Claude Bradford
N. Main
Ukiah
Chamber
Ted Watkins Bound Over For Assault
Mendocino rancher Ted Watkins bound over to Humboldt County Superior Court on five counts of assault with a deadly weapon after appearing in Eureka Municipal Court Judge Robert Conners. Bail posted and two more counts threatened. defense cites rights of passage up to river high water mark.
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Ted Watkins
Mendocino
Congress
Humboldt County Superior Court
Robert Coners
Eureka
Watkins
District. Attorney’s
Eel River
Garberville
San Francisco
Rebecc
McCluskey
Bushnell
Oi Mice
Rani Vasquez
Andrew Carters
Soviet Change Hoped In Nuclear Test Ban Talks
UPI reports Washington and Moscow exploring a possible new round of U S Soviet talks on a nuclear test ban before mid February. Officials caution no schedule is set and note mixed signals from Moscow. Tsarapkin arrives in New York as Kuznetsov meets Kennedy and Rusk, with Geneva conference outlook lingering over disarmament negotiations.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
U.S
Niclear Ae
United, States
Kremlin
New York
Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Charles Stelle
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kennedy
Spacecraft priority set for moon pictures in 1965
UPI reports NASA officials announce Surveyor has highest DX priority to photograph the moon and pave the way for manned landings. Dr Abe Silverstein, director at Lewis Research Center, calls the unmanned mission urgent for early 1965.
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T.S
Abe Silverstein
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Silverstein
Rugged rancher survives frigid ice plunge in South Dakota
Hugh Murphy, 44, rodeo era rancher, broke through thin Garr rison reservoir ice while driving his pickup. He freed himself from the submerged truck, surfaced, and crawled onto the ice in eight degree weather. He walked seven miles home, warmed by a fire, then rode to Clyde Baker’s to be driven home. Murphy completed his roundup and declined comment.
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Kildeer
UPI
Hugh Murphy
Murphy
Garrrison Reservoir
Clyde Baker
Baker Bundie
Jack Murphy
Tshombe's Followers Bitter at Capitulation
Katanga President Moise Tshombe clashed with key Katangese figures over cooperation with the United Nations. Tshombe sought to rally supporters in Mokambo and Kolwezi to revive Katangese governance, while dissidents and UN forces pressed to reintegrate Congo. U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged a key role for Tshombe in reunification, as central government expelled Belgian and British consuls amid tensions.
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Peter. Lynch
Elizabethville
Katanga
the Congo
UPI
Moise Thiombe
United Nations
Tshombe
Washington
Dean Rusk
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Rusk T
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Godefroid Munongo
Ktanga
Mokambo
Mumongo
Rhodesia
Kolwezi
Elisabethville
Union Miniere
Munongo
U.N
Thant
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Belgium
Frederik van der Welle
Derek Dodson
Adoulka
Mediation Service to Hold Labor Crisis Prevention Seminars
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service announced a series of special seminars to train mediators in preventing labor-management conflicts. Sessions run Jan 13-18 in San Francisco Jan 20-25 in Norman Oklahoma Feb 3-8 in Chicago and Feb 10-15 in Athens Georgia.
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Washington
UPS
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
San Francisco
Norman
Okla
Chicago
Athens
Storm of Arctic Cold Grips Nation Amid Snow and Tornado
An United Press International report details a nationwide storm bringing blizzard conditions from New Mexico to New England. Arctic air from the Yukon slammed the central and western states, with temperatures plunging about 50 degrees in 24 hours. Major disruptions followed as schools closed, highways iced, and a tornado struck Springhill Tennessee injuring several and damaging the business district. Two military planes crashed in Alaska with fatalities feared, while a Wichita jet bomber crash injured crew. The event produced record lows from Montana to Texas and widespread travel peril across the Midwest and South.
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United Press International
New Mexico
New England
Yukon
Texas
Tennessee
Springhill
Tenn
West Yellowstone
Mont
Dennis
Butte
Dalhart
Tex
Oregon
Kennedy cancels news conference after message surge
President Kennedy announced the news conference set for next Wednesday is canceled due to the expected flood of messages to Congress over the next two weeks. The decision was disclosed in Washington by UPI.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Ole Miss campus riot as 400+ students heckle Meredith
In Oxford Mississippi more than 400 students in a spate of demonstrations taunted James Meredith with racial slurs at the campus cafeteria and library. Campus police dispersed the crowd as a student from Mississippi State had her identity card taken for possible action amid a broader investigation into rioting tied to the integration crisis.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
University Brary
Mississippi State University
Starkville
Here
Buns Tatum
Oxford
Miss
Sidna Brower
Miss Brower
John Hohenberg
Columbia University
Memphis
Tenn
James Meredith
Edwin A. Walker
Ole Miss
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