Supervisors Back City Air Stand in Ukiah Flight Fight
Mendocino County leaders endorsed restoring Pacific Airlines service to Ukiah. The Board of Supervisors authorized District Attorney Thomas Cleland to petition the Civil Aeronautics Board for intervention, with City Attorney Harold Irish urging swift filing. Lake County Lakeport Fort Bragg officials will likely join the move. The CAB hearing is set for February 26 in Ukiah as city officials and the chamber prepare supporting arguments.
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Mendocino County
Ukiah
Pacific Airlines
Board of Supervisors
Thomas Cleland
Civil Aeronautics Board
Harold Irish
Lake County
Lakeport
Fort Bragg
Irish
Mendocino
Stan
Joseph Hartley
Klee
cham@ber of commerce
Soroptimists Seek Woman of Achievement Award
The Soroptimist Club invites public suggestions for its sixth annual Woman of Achievement. Nominations should list the candidate’s community service, character, dependability, leadership, and integrity. Mail to Helen Briley at 72 W Mil tree. judges include Briley Athey Meyers Hollenbeck and Patterson. Announcement planned for March.
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Helen
Lylet Briley
W. Milétree
Lee B. Wilson Dies in California Real Estate Vet
Private funeral services were held today in Santa Rosa Memorial Park for Lee B. Wilson 72 a retired Ukiah Insurance Broker who succumbed Sunday at a local hospital after a lingering illness. He is survived by his widow Mrs Lenoir Wilson Redwood Valley a son Brad Wilson formerly Daily Journal advertising executive now living in Los Gatos and three grandchildren. He was born in Ohio and has lived in California for half a century. Wilson was known in real estate and business circles and partnered with the late William Hagans in a firm that shared offices with the Savings Bank of America in 1956. He later worked in insurance with Bob Jardine and was associated with Gene Schamber a local realtor. He served as president of the Mendocino County Realty Board and was noted for selling more ranch property in the county. Bad health forced him to relocate his office to his home a year or so ago and he continued real estate activity until shortly before his illness. Private family services were arranged by Eversole Mortuary.
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Santa Rosa Memorial Park
Lee B. Wilson
Ukiah
Wilson
William Hagens
Hagans and Wilson
Savings Bank of America
Bob Jardine
Gene Schamber
Mendocino County Realty Board
Eversole Mortusary
Humboldt State Students Riot Over Meal Ticket Rise
About 50 Humboldt State College students rioted in the campus cafeteria to protest a planned increase in meal ticket prices. Lights went out at 5:30 p.m. as trays were hurled, tables overturned, and paintings damaged. No injuries or arrests reported. investigation ongoing. College cited semester meal ticket at 235 dollars with a 15 dollar spring raise due to higher costs.
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UPI
Humboldt State College
January Weather Summary
Daily temperature readings show a high of forty and a low of thirty four. Rainfall recorded at seven point two eight inches. Data courtesy of Ukiah Weather Service.
California considers state tourist office in bill
Sacramento California lawmakers hear a plan to create a state operated tourist development office to attract foreign and out of state revenue. Assemblyman Robert Crown says current promotion is scattered and lacks reliable visitor data. The proposal envisions a 15 member advisory commission and a director to oversee tourism growth.
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UPI
California
Robert W. Crown
Crown
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Department of Agriculture
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Shipping strike settlement and Cuban relief efforts noted
United Press International reports shipping firms accepted Kennedy inquiry terms to end the longshore strike from Maine to Texas. The International Longshoremen's Association approved a 39 cent hourly increase. Red Cross plans Cuba relief moves include airlifts of Cuban Americans and a freighter shipment from Havana. California Peace Corps volunteers may aid migrant farm workers in Tulare Kern and Kings counties. The State Department cautions Red China could explode an atomic device by year end or next year, with a long gap before usable weapons.
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International Longshoremen’s Association
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Wayne Morse
iJumt
Havana
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Red China
Department
Lincoln White
East West Test Ban Talks Resume Today
United States Britain and Russia planned to resume nuclear test ban talks in Washington today with Kennedy and Khrushchev edging toward agreement in principle. US and Britain favor partial ban including underground tests with inspections. Russia demands all or nothing and scrutiny through international teams. Continued on Page 5.
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UPI
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Britain
Russia
Kennedy
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Khrushchev
Geneva
State Department
Ukiah Man Arrested After Highway 101 Crash
James Pearce, 31, of Ukiah, was arrested at a local restaurant on intoxication charges after a wreck on Highway 101 south of Willits at 2 10 this morning. He had fled the scene, was picked up after hitching a ride, and remains under investigation for the accident.
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James Pearce
Ukiah
California
Pearce
Highway 101
Willits
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Fair through Wednesday with regional highs near 60 and lows around 26 to 30. Ukiah 60 to 30, Napa 56 to 26, Santa Rosa 56 to 26, coastal winds 10 to 42 knots to the northwest.
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Ukiah
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Santa Rosa
Common Market Deadlock and Franco German Talks
French President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer sign a treaty to deepen cooperation while Europe moves toward a looser union without supranational authority. They agree to meet every six months and exchange troops for joint maneuvers as Britain’s Brussels talks remain unsettled.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Patna Asner
de Gaulle
Europe
Adenauer
Elyses
Pice
Refrahi
Provokinn
Brussels
Britain
West Germany
France
Surgeons Report Progress In Amputee Restoration
Two teams in eight months linked severed limbs in young Everett Knowles and veteran William Hunt, showing extended limb attachment possible. Knowles arm severed near shoulder required bone, artery and nerve repairs, with future nerve reconnection planned. Hunt leg stabilized then bone and vessels rejoined, with sciatic nerve intact and toe movement returning.
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Carl Cobb
Boston
UPI
Everett Knowles
Somerville
Mass
Wiliam Hunt
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Everett
Peter Ben Brigham Hospital
Fboy
Hunt
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