Busy Day Set for North Bay League Guests
Vocalist Melodee Rhodes Ukiah senior and Karen Tuttle hula dancing freshman join State Senator Frank Petersen at tomorrow nights North Bay Division League of California Cities dinner in Ukiah. The event at the Home Economics Building follows a social hour and features entertainment, with over 200 attendees from most of the 36 North Bay cities.
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Lyell Cash
North Bay League of California Cities
Jack Smalley
NBLCC
Ukiah
Frank Petersen
Fairgrounds
Journal
Erickson
Melodee Rhodes
Karen Tuttle
Wislticl
Miss Rhodes
Leslie Johnson
Ukiah High School
Miss Tuttle
North Bay
Ukiah Grange
Roy Wagner
Ralph Buxton
Ernest Banker
Herman Bunker
Hal Irish
Bill Williams
Carlton Gibbs
Nellie Kirkpatrick
la Verna Holzhauser
Nina Williams
Palace Hotel
The
Daily Journal
Rexall Drugs
Bones Candy
Medico Drug
Ukiah Sporting Goods and Liquor Store
Portlock Hardware
Ukiah Gift and Toy Fair
Kinney's Gift Shop
Palace Sport and Hobby Shop
Hull and Pomo
Winston Howe, Jr
NBL
League of California Cities Board of Directors
Jack Rynerson
Santa Rosa
Woman and Infant Injured in Crash on Pickle Road
Mrs. J. L. Williams a 47 year old Calpel la resident and her 10 month old son John were injured when she lost control of her car on Pickle road and plunged into a canyon shortly before noon yesterday. They reached a nearby farmhouse and were hospitalized for observation. Highway Patrol reports say officers are investigating the crash.
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J. L. Williams
Elijah Oratorio Repeats with Esther Munroe Conducting
Mendelssohn Elijah will be performed February 7 under the direction of Esther T. Munroe. Four soloists and a 70 voice choir feature the program, offered free to the public. Last year’s sponsors are urged to renew, with new sponsors welcome, minimum gifts set at five dollars to defray production costs.
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Elijah
Felix Mendelssohn
Abum
Esther T
Oratorio Society
June Chain
W. Perkins Street
Refugees arrive in Port Everglades seeking freedom
A shipload of 1 170 Cuban refugees landed in Port Everglades, seasick at first, then joyful as they reunited with families and began new lives. Separate reports note a sharp December drop in the cost of living, weather-driven food price rises expected, and a severe polar air outbreak easing with heavy tolls. Longshoremen in New York and New Jersey ended a 34 day dock strike amid broader labor disruption costing the nation over 1 billion dollars.
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Port Everglades
Fla
UPI
Cuba
Washington
Coat of Living
Robert J. Myers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department
United Press International
New York
New Jersy
Tolly
Cooper to fly 22 orbits on April 2 for space record bid
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla April 2 is the tentative launch date for Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr 35 in America s next manned orbital flight The overnight 22 orbit mission could exceed 34 hours with a possible 24 hour minimum He will ride a Mercury capsule the same as Glenn Carpenter and Schirra The plan includes a Pacific Ocean landing near Midway Island and sleeping once or twice during the voyage The mission aims to test visibility with a five inch flashing ball and a trailing balloon experiment to measure instrument visibility in space The schedule may slip but the date appears fairly firm
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPS
America
Leroy Gordon Cooper, Jr
Air Force
U.S
Cooper
Mercury
John H. Glenn Jr
M. Scott Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Pacific Ocean
Midway Island
Schirra
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Kennedy Seeks Unity With France On Nuclear Policy
President Kennedy presses Charles de Gaulle to keep the Atlantic alliance united against Russia while France pursues its own nuclear program. Kennedy argues for a multinational deterrent within NATO and cautions that many defenses could spark a proliferation of weapons. De Gaulle opposes a cooperative nuclear force and Britain joining the Common Market, signaling continued Franco-British independence in defence.
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Atlantic
de Gaulle
Great Britain
Kennedy
France
Symphony concert Sunday for Etude Club scholarships
A benefit concert in which Ukiah oboist Douglas Brown and bassoonist Art Dhallin perform will support the Etude Music Club Scholarship Awards. The Sonoma Junior Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eugene C. Shepherd, will perform with 85 young players from Santa Rosa area.
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Ukiah
Douglas Brown
Art Dhallin
Etude Music Club
Mendocino
Lake County
Forass
Ukiah High School
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa Junior College
Sonoma Junior Symphony Orchestra
Eugene C. Shepherd
Brown
Challin
Santa Rosa
Petaluma
Sonoma
Healdsburg
Sebastopol
Cloverdale
San Francisco Symphony
Santa Rosa Symphony
Sonoma Junior Symphony
Paul Mihaly
Etude Club
Mihaly
Etude
San Francisco Conservatory
F. D. Darby
S. Helen
Beethoven
Adolph Baller
San Francisco
Gew
Redwood Empire
Piuno
Darby
Gerald Littleton
Jake Courties
Congress Accepts Tax Proposal Gingerly in Tug of Reforms
Washington (UPI) Congress approved President Kennedy's $13.6 billion tax cut cautiously while plans for accompanying reforms lagged. House whip Hale Boggs warned reforms may not pass this session. Mills scheduled Feb 6 hearings. expected passage with few reforms, revenue gains from curbing special deductions and corporate allowances.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Boggs
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Blood Donors Needed Sunday in Sonoma County Visit
The Sonoma County Mobile Blood Bank will visit on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Building accepting donations to replenish blood drawn. If donations name a hospital or group account, the pint goes to the patient. two donations per pint used are encouraged. Do not eat solid foods for four hours before donating. coffee and fruit juice are allowed, milk is not.
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Sonoma County Mobile Blood Bank
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Weather forecast for Northwestern California through Saturday
Weather outlook for the Northwestern California coast and valleys shows overcast nights and mornings with coastal and valley winds. Highs near 55 to 60 today, lows around 30 to 50 tonight, with coastal winds northwesterly at 5 to 19 knots.
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Aliforn
Kiah
Spa
Santa Rosa
Kennedy tax plan seen as setback for charities
Private philanthropic leaders warn President Kennedy's proposed tax change would impose a 5 percent floor on itemized deductions, likely reducing middle income giving to churches schools hospitals and other charities. They fear fundraising will weaken as donors face stricter limits on deducting contributions.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Angencics
T. K. Thompson
Department of Stewardship
National Council of Churchess
New York
Secret briefing cites Cuban Soviet military buildup
Senators described a growing Soviet politico military complex in Cuba after a two hour briefing with Rusk and McCone. Aitken and Symington warned of a stronger base and more Russians in Cuba, while Morse declined comment and promised follow up hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
George D. Aitken
R-Vi
Cubia
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Wayne Morse
Dore
Senate Foreign Relations
Mewsmen
Rusk
MecCone
Kennedy
Urban Rural Water Fight Reignites In California Legislature
In Sacramento the urban vs rural water dispute reemerges in the legislature as Assemblyman Edwin L Z Berg introduces subsidies for farmers unable to pay state water rates and a public power preference plan. Senate leaders push watershed protections while opposition from Rep Porter forewarns hurdles in advancing bills.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
Edwin L. Z'Berg
Senate
Z'Berg
Department of Water Resources
Beng
Emblyman Carley V. Porter
Compton
Water Committee
O'Bug
Porter Committee
California
Carl Christensen
Eureka
Brown
Donald Grunsky
Watsonville
John Francis Foran
San Francisco
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Polar Air
Russ
Hale Boggs
D-La
House
JFK
John A. Goldsmith
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