Kennedy budget requests for Mendocino County projects
President Kennedy asked Congress for more than 2 million dollars for Mendocino County water resources timber access roads and recreation development as part of a California irrigation flood control package. The proposals cover English Ridge Dam Eel River Lake Mendocino Round Valley and Camp Mendocino related works plus Red Mountain Sheldon Creek areas and two Sonoma County projects Dry Creek and related lines.
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Kennedy
Congress
Hiceel Jan Avec
Alu Wuululyy
William Grader
English Ridge
Bureau of Reclamation
Washington
UPI
California
Willits
Noya Harbor
Army
Fort Bragg
Eel River
Army Engineers
Russian River
the Army
Coyote Dam
Lake Mendocino
Round Valley
Coyote Valley
Mendocino National Forest
Bureau of Land Management
Red Mountain
Sheldon Creek
Talmage
Hopland
Lakeport
Sonoma County
Dry Creek
Traffic light plan for Talmage Road and State Street
City Council urged City Manager Lyell Cash and City Engineer Al Kruth to obtain a traffic count from the State Division of Highways and apply for a traffic light at Talmage and State. They hope the count shows need for a light and that the state assists, anticipating heavy future traffic near the new freeway. The meeting also noted Ukiah hosting the North Bay Division of the League of California Cities dinner on Jan 26 at 7 p.m. and referenced CAB hearings on the abandoned Pacific Air Lines franchise opening Feb 26 for three days.
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Lyell Cash
al Kruth
Talmage
State
Talmage Road
North Bay
League of California Cities
Ukiah
12Th District Fairgrounds
Hal Inish
Lakeport
Fort Bragg
Point Arena
Pacific Air Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Clausen Seeks Public Works Seat in Jan 22 Vote
Don Clausen, candidate for Congress in the January 22 special election, announcing on TV and in Eureka says he has been assured a seat on the House Public Works Committee. Aiming to push forest development maps and timber industry bills, he notes support from Rep. James B. Utt and House Minority Leader Charles A. Halleck. The move follows discussions with the Committee on Committees about filling the vacancy and the potential flood control and navigation project benefits.
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Don Clausen
Congress
Gore
Washington
a @ally
Eureka
T He House Public Works
Gongreas
Ble
House of Representatives
Charles S. Gubse
Srtuse
Menyberg
Clausen
Public World Committee
James B. Utt
Committee On Committees
House
Charles A. Vallevks
Indiana
Wit
Callfortia
Giamuttes
Halleck
Liberalized unemployment benefits bills sent to Legislature
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Edward Elliott leads 33 bills to expand unemployment compensation. The program would raise weekly benefits to 107 with part time earnings allowed, extend coverage to farmers and public employees, and boost maximum payments from 53 to 1575 weekly. Employers would fund the expanded unemployment compensation fund.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edward Elliott
Los Angeles
Ellite
Ang Korg
Clausen Grader Intensify Efforts As Election Nears
Major candidates in the late Cong. Clem Miller race rush northward for a final swing through the First District before Tuesday's vote. William Grader (D Fort Bragg) plans Mendocino County stops, Willits breakfast, hospital tour, and events in Boonville, Point Arena, and Fort Bragg. Don Clausen (R Crescent City) targets Windsor to Healdsburg with lunchtime Cloverdale, Asti, Healdsburg calls, and Santa Rosa-Healdsburg area events.
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Clem Miller
Washington
William Grader
Fort Bragg
Mendocino County
Don Clausen
Crescent City
Sonoma County
Grader
Willits
Mendocino State Hospital
House of Garner
Boonville
Point Arena
Piedmont Hotel
Clausen
Windsor
Eyserville
Cloverdale
Asti
Healdsburg
Santa Rosa-Healdsburg
Petersen Named Vice Chairman of Judiciary Committee
State Sen. Frank S. Petersen of Mendocino and Lake Counties was named vice chairman of the Judiciary Committee. The freshman senator was also appointed to the fish and game natural resources public health and safety and social welfare committees.
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Frank S. Petersen Bismorning
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kinh
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Fish and Game, Natural Resources
Kennedy Seeks Biggest Budget in U S History
President Kennedy asked Congress for the largest budget in U S history, proposing 98.8 to 122.5 billion in outlays for the coming year with a deficit of 10.3 to 11.9 billion. He defended space and defense spending while urging tax cuts to foster growth and future surpluses, facing Republican and Democratic scrutiny over deficits and revenue projections.
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Joseph D. Hutman
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
State of the Union
Agriculture
Postal Service
Red
India
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
U.S
UPS
Khrushchev Pays Surprise Visit to Berlin Wall
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visited the Berlin Wall unannounced during a East Berlin stop, laughing and waving to West Berlin crowds from the eastern side. He stood at the white line near Checkpoint Charlie with East German leader Walter Ulbricht, noting the barrier without crossing.
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Berlin
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
East Berlin
Charile
Kennedy budget aims at defense space and health
President Kennedy’s proposed federal budget shows a total spend of $122.5 billion with a deficit of $10.3 billion. Defense and space receive major increases, including $6.1 billion for space and $2.7 billion for a moon-landing project. Health programs boost Medicare and medical research while education, welfare, and natural resources see notable funding shifts.
Kennedy tax cut proposes two boosts in workers pay
President Kennedy's tax reduction plan would lower withholding and tax tables to increase take home pay for U S workers. The plan phases in from July 1 with a 10 percent plus cut, then a second reduction in mid 1964, shifting corporate payments earlier and aiming for a total $10 billion in income tax cuts. Congress is not expected to act before late summer or early fall and some revenue will come from eliminating preferences.
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Congress
Vincent J. Burke
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
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