Grader Denies Payroll Charge Amid California Race
Treasury official denies William Grader continued to draw congressional pay as he runs in California's 1st District special election. Harold Gearhart confirms Grader returned two paychecks, one mailed Nov 30, as campaign disclosures allege improper use of payroll and franking. Grader and Duddleson face criticism from Rep. Bob Wilson who says district residents lose services while campaigns finance themselves with government funds.
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UPI
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William Grader
California
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Grader
Bob Wilson
Calif
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Miller
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Republican Congressional Committee
William Duddleson
Duddleson
Dundleson
House
Phyllis Hinman
GOP
Congress
San Diego
Republican
Congressional
Bittenbenders Hurt in Crash Near Beacon Drive-In
Lloyd Bittenbender and his wife Martha, both 75, were injured last night when their car failed to negotiate a turn entering State Street from the Beacon Drive-In. The vehicle struck a PGA power pole and they were taken to Hillside Hospital by Zimmerman ambulance.
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Widow denies Wilson attack over Clem Miller case
Mrs. Clem Miller rejects Rep Wilson's charge linking William Grader to desecration of Clem Miller's memory. She credits Bill Grader and Duddleston with district service, noting Grader's unpaid tenure and ongoing projects from Napa to Eureka including water, sewer, roads, and land exchanges.
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Cong. Wilson
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Rep. Wilson
San Diego
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Santa Rosa Avenue
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Clem
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Napa
Santa Rosa
Fort Bragg
King Range
Foruna
Blue Lake
Eureka
Mendocino National Forest
Geo Ward Hurt When Hit by Car in Crosswalk
George Ward, 73, retired Ukiah businessman, was injured crossing State Street when a southbound car hit him. Stan ley O. Skaggs cited for failing to yield to a pedestrian. Moments later, Robert G. O'Day struck Ben F. Leete, county gardener, at the same intersection. Leete suffered only bruises.
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Ukiah
State Street
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State
Perkins Street
Stanley O. Skaggs
Ukiah General Hospital
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Robert G. O'Day
Ben F. Leete
Hopland
Leete
Forerunner of Family Helicopter at Airport
A Hughes 269A helicopter, the family helicopter prototype, is showcased at Ukiah airport. Priced at 22500 dollars, it costs 13 cents a mile to operate, making it competitive with cars. Demonstrations by Bob Hallbeck, an ex army pilot, run tomorrow morning and into the afternoon, then travel to Willits and later to Lakeport Kelseyville Healdsburg Santa Rosa and Mill Valley. Sheriff’s Air Squadron members attend a 730 pm film showing on helicopter use.
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Twopiace
Culver City
Charles L. Frankel
Commodore Helicopters, Inc
Mill Valley
Een
Bob Hallbeck
San Francisco
Frankel
Willits
Lakeport
Kelseyville
Healdsburg
Santa Rosa
Sheriff's Air Squadron
Commodore
Americans Receive Record 440.5 Billion Personal Income
The Commerce Department reports Americans earned a record 440.5 billion dollars in personal income in 1962, up 24 billion or 6 percent from 1961. December income reached an annual rate of 450 billion, with gains in wages and salaries driving much of the rise. Disposable income climbed to 383 billion, 5 percent higher than 1961, as higher taxes tempered overall gains. Payrolls rose across manufacturing and government sectors, while farm income increased due to higher prices and more meat. construction payrolls dipped as output lagged expectations.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
X-15 Rockets 51 Miles Into Space
Edwards AFB, Calif. APT. Joe Walker piloted the X15 to 51 miles 270,000 feet in a near-record flight. The test explored removing the lower tail fin to improve reentry stability and control for future space missions. Walker reached speeds over 3,716 mph, experienced brief weightlessness, and reinforced belief in higher future flights.
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Space Agency
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White
Man Dies By Own Action Near Ukiah On Boonville Road
Darrold Gene Reynolds, 26, of 16 S Highway, was found dead in his car on Boonville Road three miles west of Ukiah. He shot himself in the heart with a .22 caliber automatic, leaving a note requesting cremation with no stated reason. Reynolds had spoken of his plan to Peggy Greenlee at Jensen's Truck Stop Wednesday evening and was reported to sheriff’s deputies by her. Survivors include a brother Harold Reynolds of Cummings and a sister Mrs Ken Nystrom. Body taken to Zimmerman's Mortuary.
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Boonville Road
Ukiah
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Jensen
Peggy Greenlee
Sheriff's Departement
Reno Bartolomie
Sheriff's Department
Harold Reynolds
Cummings
Ken Nystrom
Zimmergan
Kennedy to Visit Italy and West Germany in 1961
President Kennedy will undertake an informal working visit to West Germany and a trip to Italy this spring or early summer. Bonn will host the president at the invitation of Chancellor Adenauer, with Mrs. Kennedy likely accompanying Italy trip. no Paris stop planned. The timing aligns with British bid for the European Common Market amid De Gaulle opposed stance.
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United States
Salinger
Teens Nabbed in Salisbury Shoplifting Ring
Salisbury police arrested 12 teenage girls ages 13 to 16 in connection with a shoplifting ring. The youths, who admitted stealing small items including a bottle of pink champagne, decided it “ain't so hot.”
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UPI
Dave Shuler
HEW announces study on food and drug laws
Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Anthony J. Celebrezze said Thursday he has ordered a 300000 dollar study of state and local food and drug laws. The study will be conducted by a qualified nonprofit organization to increase consumer protection.
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UPI
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Peking Delegates Fight Coexistence Policy at East German Congress
Wu Hsiu chuan, amid boos, vowed China will press its battle against Soviet West coexistence. East German officials urged unity as Khrushchev’s call for a truce was rejected and Chinese coordination with other bloc leaders was questioned.
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Europe agrees to continue talks on Britain's entry to Common Market
Six EEC members vote to press ahead with negotiations despite French objections. UPI reports a U.S. plan shift in the Mediterranean with Jupiter missiles replaced by Polaris at sea. Eddie Fisher says no immediate divorce plans from Elizabeth Taylor amid Burton rumors. Cub fleeing citizens head to Miami with Red Cross aid. Clemson leaders predict no violence over Harvey Cantt admission under federal orders. U.N. forces prepare to move into Kolwezi after accord with Katanga's Tahombeg.
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Clausen Proposes Six Point Plan To Boost West Coast Lumber
UPI reports Republican Don Clausen outlined six proposals to expand West Coast lumber business ahead of the special election for the 1st District. The plan targets Canadian softwood quotas and tariffs, Jones Act reform, funding for forest access roads, aid to develop foreign markets, and expanded forestry research. Clausen notes lumber is the district’s No 1 issue and cites economic gains from aggressive policy changes. His opponent, Democrat William Grader, gained a senior citizens committee endorsement for backing Kennedy social security and health proposals.
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UPI
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GOP Flags '64 Budget Disaster
Republican attacks on President Kennedy's record budget open a pointed session-long battle. Democrats defend a $98.8 billion plan with an $11.9 billion deficit as essential to security and progress, while GOPs call it irresponsible and fiscally disastrous. Senate and House leaders clash over tax cuts and spending, with Dirksen calling the plan incredible and Cannon faulting wasteful spending.
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UPI
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Progress Noted Morse Sees Break In Shipping Strike
A presidential panel pursued quick settlement of the Atlantic and Gulf Coast dock strike as New York and Cleveland papers remained halted and Philadelphia idled in a four day transit walkout. Morse planned separate talks with New York Shipping Association and International Longshoremen, citing progress while unions seek a 55 cent wage rise and 23 cent hourly package. Train, bus, and metro staff in Philadelphia faced ongoing action with 5,600 idle workers and a million riders seeking alternatives.
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