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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
5
Ukiah Justice Court faced a tense scene as a burglar climbed to the roof entered a window and took about 220 in fines and trust money from Judge Fred Goss desk. The unlocked drawer and damaged safe explain the easy access. Police will investigate details of entry.
President Kennedy asked Congress to extend the current 52 percent corporate tax rate six months to 1964 and move to cut personal taxes July 1. He proposed extending Korean War excises on liquor and cars, plus raising $100 million in user taxes on air freight and fuel. He urged med care for the aged, aid to education, and a cabinet urban affairs department. Debt ceiling to 306 billion with possible hike to 320. Military plans include Polaris subs, Minuteman rockets, Nike-X development, and civilian fallout shelter. Agricultural outlays set at 5.8 billion for fiscal 1964, aided by cotton sales.
Bill Rains of Cal Farm Insurance will discuss the company's dividend discount safe driver plan at a Potter Valley Farm Bureau Center meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. A question and answer period will follow and refreshments will be served. Secretary Nancy March reports.
The governor reviews a Finance Director Hale Champion report proposing major tax reforms including payroll withholding of state income taxes. Appointments include two new to the Contractors' License Board and reappointment of John M. Annand to the Small Craft Harbors Commission. Assembly and Senate members push unemployment benefits liberalization and harbor revenue safety. cost explanations for the governor's mansion rise.
Births list several newborns with parents and addresses in Cloverdale Ukiah and Ukiah. Jan 15 16 1963 dates noted at Hillside Hospital Ukiah General Hospital and other locations. Marital custody filings show Reginald Bateman Harriet Granueci Donald Johnson Jeannie Murray. civil cases include cruelty charges and separations with spouses in Red Bluff Berkeley Gardnerville Willits Ton lawton.
Diego Lozano, escaped last year from Partin Forks San Qu honor camp, was returned by San Quentin authorities to Mendocino County jail to face escape charges. Sheriff’s office reports Lozano captured in Mexico and extradited to be prosecuted in Say, with possible return to San Quentin.
Four Mendocino County youths enlist in December through Sgt. Kirk Donavin and head to Fort Ord California for three year terms with guaranteed chosen training. Recruits from Ukiah Philo and Mountain View will undergo eight weeks basic training plus optional airborne schooling. They receive private rooms and note some cadence quirks at the Army resort.
The text notes that benefits are now increased with contributions applying only to the first 3800. It proposes eliminating the employers merit system in favor of a uniform 3.5 percent employer tax, and outlines 1963 legislative actions including a two stage pay as you go tax plan after July 1 1964. It also mentions brush removal legislation for Los Angeles City and a resolution urging Congress to authorize the Auburg Dam Folsom South Canal project.
President Kennedy announces a record 6.0 billion dollar space budget for fiscal 1964, up from 4.0 billion this year. The plan prioritizes the 4.8 project to land men on the Moon before 1970, expands military astronautics, space stations, rocketry, and nuclear propulsion research while trimming some programs, with NASA and Defense leading funding. The message stresses further advances and a moon goal despite calls for restraint.
President Kennedy asked Congress for a $51 billion military budget to expand nuclear missile forces and bolster land sea and air arms. The plan calls for 2,695,000 personnel and about 1,850 missiles with increased funding for Army Navy and Air Force purchases and a 900 million pay raise, plus 210 million for civil defense and fallout shelter programs.
City of Ukiah continued the PAL hearing on Talmage Road and authorized Cash to call for bids February 5 at 2 p.m. for four replacement police cars with similar specifications. He also reported on a recent airport land use meeting held in Fresno.
Sam Withrow announces Rotary Explorer Post 62 charter in Ukiah with John Seaton as post advisor and Maurice Kruth elected post president. Fifteen youth and six adults registered, ages 14 to 16, meeting first and third Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the Army Reserve Center.
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