State Aviation Agency May Aid Ukiah Cause
Ukiah seeks restoration of air service from Pacific Air Lines with local officials presenting a CAB pre hearing plan. City Attorney Hal Irish and Lyell Cash briefed the California Aeronautics Board in Sacramento on PAL origins and impact, the board showing sympathy and possibly testifying. Irish aims to file the main points a week before the CAB session, while both sides will submit previews and responses ahead of the hearing. The state highways division approves portions of Ukiah’s traffic ordinance, detailing 24 minute parking areas near key buildings, and a Supreme Court reapportionment case Griffin vs Monterey is noted for later handling.
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California Aeronautics Air
Bagitic Air
Frahanaca
Hal Irish
Civil Aeronautics Board
Aviation
Irish
Lyell Cash
State Board
Sacramento
Iriah
Cash
PAL
Intom Ae
Pacific Air Lines
State Division of Highways
League of California
Supreme Court
Griffin
Monterey
Trish
Type III Polio Immunization Here March 10
Mendocino-Lake County Medical Society begins third phase of mass polio immunization on Sunday March 10 at 21 stations across both counties. Syrup vaccine used again, no sugar cubes. Surgeon General and California Public Health officials urge broad participation to protect children and young adults, with limited adult vaccination advised for high risk groups. Dr. William W. Waring notes another strong turnout could help erase polio locally.
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Mendocino - Lake County
Public Health
State of
California
Surgeon General
William W. Waring
Merchants Unit Of Chamber Meeting Monday
The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division will meet at 7:30 a.m. Monday at the Maple Cafe replacing Casa de Santos. Discussion will cover promoting the annual spring home show at the fair grounds, set for Friday and Saturday, March 29 and 30, with a possible extension to Sunday. All merchants are invited to attend and share views for the year.
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Merchants
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Maple Cafe
Casa de Santos
Fair Grounds
Trenholm
Washington
Albertinum Gets Miniature Railroad Built by Ukiah Wheelers
Seventeen Ukiah high school students and car-minded advisors of the Ukiah Wheelers Car Club are creating a miniature railroad and landscaping at the Albertinum home run by Dominican Sisters in Ukiah. Volunteers grade land, clear debris, and build the track while Sister Mary Robert calls the effort highly valuable for the boys and girls. Club president Charlie Moyer notes the service aims to balance fun with responsibility. Other officers include Perry Ramsey, Dave White, and Mike Crofoot. members listed include Jim Debler, Phil Quan, Richard Reitzell, Ken Edmonds, Chuck Reed, John Scandero, Gary Cadd, Bill Miter, and Moyer.
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Ukiah Wheelers
Albertinum Children
Bob Carle
Mike Crofoot
Bob Huff
Bob White
Perry Ramsey
Jack Starbuck
Bruce Ledford
Bob Lynch
Dave White
Gary Cadd
Journal
Gerber
Ukiah Wheelers Car Club
Ukiah High School
Albertinum
Dominican Sisters
Ukiah
Near
Wheelers
Mary Robert
Charlie Moyer
Mike Crofcot
Jim Debler
Phil Quan
Richard Reitzell
Ken Edmonds
Chuck Reed
John Scandero
Bill Miter
Moyer
Leon
Teens jailed in delinquency case after Yorkville cabin incident
Lawrence Andrews, Ukish, a 17 year old, and two other youths face charges of contributing to the delinquency of three teenage girls aged 16 and 16. The girls were found with the group near Yorkville cabin Sunday and returned to Redwood Valley parents. Deputies continue search for a fourth boy involved in the weekend incident.
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Lawrence Andrews
Yorkville
Williams
Gabin
Brightene
Sacramento Valley
Redwood Valley
California Cold Wave Kills 140 as Southland Freezes
A United Press International report details the century’s worst cold spell smashing California and the South with record lows, widespread school closures, and tens of deaths. The cold snapped records from Akron to Kingston Springs while snow and ice disrupted transport from the Great Lakes to the mid Atlantic.
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United Press International
Southland
Florida
California
Rio Grarxie
Texas
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Michigan
Middle Atlantic
Indiana
Ohio
New England
Akron
Atlanta
Bowling Green
Cleveland
Lexington
Louisville
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Anderson
Columbia
Greenville
Spartenburg
Kingston Springs
Tenn
Somerset
Mississippi
Cairo
St. Louis
Two Marines killed in wreck near Holly Ridge NC
Two Camp Lejeune marines, Eugene Walunas age 21 from Torrington Connecticut and Robert White Jr age 22 from Gaffney DC, were fatally struck by a second car after their compact vehicle overturned on U S 17 near Holly Ridge North Carolina.
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N.C
UPI
Tava
U.S. 17
Camp LeJeune
Eugene Walunas
Torrington
Conn
Robert White Jr
Gaffney
D.C
North Bay League to hold quarterly dinner in Ukiah
More than 200 mayors councilmen city officials and dignitaries plus their spouses gather Saturday at the 12th District Fairgrounds for a North Bay League of California Cities dinner and a 4 p.m. board meeting. Ukiah officials led by Dave Strong organize activities with Frank Petersen the new State Senator as guest speaker. Reservations for the 4.50 plate dinner through Mrs Bert Church are advised.
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North Bay League
League of California
12Th District Fairgrounds
Recreation and Parks
Dave Strong
North Bay Group
NBLCC
Frank Petersen
Petersen
North Bay Division
Strong
Jack Smalley
Cash
Home Economics
Redwood Valley Grange
Grange
Bert Church
City Elerts
Boonville Sawmill Auction Set for Feb 27
The Big million Will reck Bam- Ser Company's complete sawmill and lumber remanufacturing plant will be sold at public auction on Wednesday February 27. The sale will feature hundreds of items from a 400000 dollar automatic edger to planers saws resaws and motors with site visits allowed from 9 am to 4 pm six miles south of Boonville on Highway 128. Russell Heacox will host tours and an auction notice will be published in the paper.
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Bam- Ser
Wario Byte
Max Rouse
Wduntria
Bevaty Hills
wis@elli
Klamath Chi Works
Ukiah
United States
Namath
Sg Turner
Ste
Conrad Cox
Bell and Cox
Ukiahs
Mario Piatelli
Highway 128
Russel Heacox
State Department to Report On Soviet Buildup in Cuba
State Department officials will brief the Senate Latin American affairs subcommittee on reports of a Soviet military buildup in Cuba. Sen. Keating said evidence from Cuban refugees suggests the force is ten times larger than last July, including tanks guns and MIG fighters, creating a serious threat ahead of any Bay of Pigs investigation.
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UPI
State Department
Senate
Cuba
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Kenneth Keating
R-N
Keating
United States
Branscomb Dam Favored in Feasibility Study
Sacramento reports the Branscomb dam on the Eel River would create a 30,800 acre foot reservoir four miles downstream. Estimated initial cost is 8.24 million dollars with a fish ladder and recreation facilities. Recommendations urge further agency studies on feasibility, fisheries impact, and park system integration.
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State Department of Water Resources Today
Eel River
Branscomb
Department
William E. Warne
The
Resources Agency of California
Department of Fish and Game
South Fork
Department of Parks and Recreation
Bell Washington nomination approved by Senate panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday approved David E. Bell for the foreign aid head position and Christian A. Herter for Kennedy's representative in tariff negotiations under the Foreign Trade Act, both former top officials.
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Bell Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
David E. Bell
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
Kennedy to curb itemized deductions in tax cut plan
President Kennedy asked Congress to limit itemized deductions to 5 of income, shifting to a $300 minimum deduction for individuals and $100 per dependent. The plan targets home mortgage interest medical expenses and state taxes, aiming to reduce the $11 billion personal tax cut and boost purchasing power while easing tax for low income groups.
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Vincent J. Burke Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Tax Program At a Glance From Kennedy Policy Outline
Tax plan aims to cap itemized deductions above 5 percent of income recapturing 2.9 billion of an 11 billion proposed individual tax cut. Rates would fall from 20 91 percent to 14 65 percent over three years with corporate rates dropping from 52 to 47 percent in two years. Provisions add advantages for those over 65 working mothers and athletes while clamping down on gas industry stock options and dividends. Outlook suggests Congress likely to approve a major tax cut this year with partial revenue reforms.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
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