Huge Water Budget Boost From California Plan
Gov. Edmund G Brown requests 1963-44 state budget for water development totaling 193.5 million, more than double current year. Nonproject activities seek 10.5 million. Bonds provide about 157 million. remaining 36.6 million from capital outlay. Key projects include Oroville Dam, South Bay Aqueduct, North San Joaquin Division, San Luis Project, and PG&E Big Bend plant acquisition amid Oroville reservoir developments.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Department of Water Resources
General Fund
Hugo Fisher
Resources Agency
Hev
Fisher
State Water Plan
Oroville
Oroville Dam
South Bay Aqueduct
North San Joaquin
California Aqueduct
San Luis
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Big Bend
Oroville Reservoir
Mendocino Pass highway gets funding push for six month jobs
The Mendocino County Development Board agreed to seek U S Area Redevelopment Admin funds to create 40 to 50 jobs for about six months while advancing improvement of the Mendocino Pass highway. The plan envisions boosting access to Anthony Peak ski bowls and recreation areas, with private investment needed for long term development.
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Mendocino Pass
U. S. Area Redevelopment Administration
Mendocino
Grader
Washington
Forest Service
Anthony Peak
Squad Valley
Covelo
Willits
Khrushchev Speech Sparks Mixed Reactions in East Berlin
Khrushchev’s address draws a tense reaction from Red Chinese delegate Wu Hsiun chan who remains stony faced as 5,000 delegates and visitors in East Berlin cheer. The speech warns of potential retaliation and calls for peaceful coexistence amid rising inter national tensions over Cuba missiles and West Berlin.
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Cuba
Russia
West Germany
West Berlin
Wu Hsiunchan
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Werner Seelenbinder Hall
California Legislature Eyes Budget and Bills
Governor plans to unveil a 3 billion state budget on February 4. Assembly members push voter mandatess on driving tests and disclosure of learning sources. Proposals include banning airplane glue sales to under 21, renewing cross filing unlikely, and raising gasoline taxes and vehicle fees. A dropout reduction pilot targets culturally disadvantaged youths as part of the governor's program.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Milton Marks
San Francisco
California
Charles E. Chapel
Palos Verdes Estates
Tom Carrel
San Fernando
Randolph Collier
Yreka
J. Eugene McAteer
Clear Air Doomed By Engines Says Stanford Chemist
Berkeley reports a Stanford chemist warns that without rapid engine changes California’s air could resemble a whisky bottle in 20 years. Dr Philip A Leighton of UC says air pollution control cannot keep pace with population growth and most residents suffer smog effects now.
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Stanford
Berkeley
UPI
Tif
California
Philip A. Leighton
Sanford
University of California
Sacramento
Leighton
Midwest’s Severe Cold Sets New Records Across States
A Arctic blast drives temperatures deep below zero across the Midwest and Northeast. Black River Falls Wisconsin hits 38 below, Lone Rock 37 below, Milwaukee and Minneapolis St Paul around 16 to 17 below, and Buffalo New York marks a 9 below record. Snow sweeps eastern Great Lakes while Washington coast sees rain.
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United Press International
Midwest
New York State
Black River Falls
Wis
Lone Rock
Wings
Milwaukee
Minneapolis-St. Pauly
Buffalo
N.Y
Rochester
Great Lakes
Plains
Washington
Car Crash Near Willits Involves Two Men Injured
Willits men Orville Crookedfoot, 25, and John Sibley, 20, were seriously hurt when their car struck a dividing strip on Highway 101 south of Willits and overturned around 3:30 am. They were taken to Howard Memorial Hospital for treatment. the cause and driver identity remain under investigation by the California Highway Patrol.
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Orville Crookedfoot
John Sibley
Willits
Forestry Station
Highway Patrol
Howard Memorial Hospital
Codes Available At County Library
Mendocino County patrons can borrow new code volumes from the County Library Demonstration bookmobile. additions include Uniform Building Code 1961 Volume I, Uniform Housing Code 1961, Western Plumbing Officials Uniform Plumbing Code 1958, and National Electrical Code. A reference copy of the 1960s Uniform Building Code Vol I is at Ukiah Public Library. Copying from reference books is allowed at 108 W. Clay Street Ukiah without charge for home use.
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Mendocino County
County Library
Ukiah Public Library
W. Clay Street
Ukiah
Khrushchev Denies Cuban Invasion Plot in Diplomatic Row
Khrushchev sharply rebukes Red China for calling Cuba action a retreat. He called the charges "a slander" and "a lie," arguing the Cuban move was a peaceful step in a compromise with Kennedy that thwarted alleged U.S. invasion plans.
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Khrushchev
Red China
Kennedy
U.S
Death Summon Mary E Ledford in local rest home
Mrs. Mary Edith Ledford 179 died this morning at a local rest home. Funeral services set for Eversole Mortuary at 2 p m Friday with Rev Ralph Fellerson officiating. Native of Cloverdale, resident here 40 plus years, widow of Charles Ledford. Private services at Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa to follow. Survived by nephew Raymond Roberts Forest Knolls Calif, aunt of the late Mrs George Kneppler of Ukiah.
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Mary Edith Ledford
Eversole
Ralph Fellerson
Cloverdale
Ledford
Charles Ledford
Santa Rosa
Raymond Roberts
Forest Knolls
Calif
George Kneppler
Ukiah
Levi in Jail After Offering to Help Police Lineup
Yitzhak Levi spent Monday night in jail after offering to appear in a police lineup and being selected as one of three bus station suspects. Neighbors later confirmed he was at home during the robbery, freeing him the following morning.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Yitzhak Levi
Levi
State Rules Against Poly Widow in 1960 Air Crash Case
The California State Polytechnical College football player Gary E. Van Horn died in a 1960 Toledo crash along with 15 teammates. The state Industrial Accident Commission ruled he was not paid to play, denying benefits to his widow and three children. Two commissioners dissented, citing college athletics as typically employing players. Referee Edward J. Shanahan supported the ruling.
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Fresno
UPI
State Industrial Accident Commission
California State Polytechnic
Commission
Gary E. van Horn
Mustangs
van Horn
Toledo
Ohio
Howling Green State University
Edward J. Shanahan
Karen van Horn
Donors Sought in Potter Valley Blood Bank Drive
The Sonoma County Mobile Blood Bank will visit Potter Valley on Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm to collect blood from local and area donors for Roberta Harvey, PV Blood Bank chair. Donors should avoid solid foods for four hours before giving. Coffee water or fruit juice are allowed. Those giving in a fund name must provide the fund name if the donor group has withdrawn blood.
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Sonoma County
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