France blocks Britain's entry to European market
In Brussels, France vetoed Britain's bid to join the European Economic Community, ignoring a last-ditch U.S. appeal. Talks by foreign ministers of the six nations collapsed as de Gaulle insisted on no special terms. Britain pressed for special provisions to protect agriculture and Commonwealth trade, but France demanded unconditional entry. A final meeting ended with London’s bid effectively vetoed, signaling a shift in European economic and Atlantic alliance dynamics. U.S. officials warned of broader implications for American influence in Europe.
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U. S
Major Changes Survey Report For Mendocino Probation
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors reviewed a state agency survey on probation and juvenile detention services. It urges a policy manual, assigns youths to specific officers, staff supervision, a new clerical position, caseload expansion for women’s cases, two more field offices, a coordinating council to prevent delinquency, and a salary rise for the chief probation officer.
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Mendocino
Harold Dowd
Mendocino County
Ular
JFK Proposes Big Rise in Federal School Aid
President Kennedy asked Congress for an education package that would double current federal school aid, aiming to fund new classrooms raises teacher pay and broaden college aid. The plan, costing about 5 billion over three to four years, faces opposition over parochial school aid and was scaled down from an initial 6 billion.
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Unruh Maps Assembly Committees as Plan Unfolds
Sacramento UPS report says Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh tightens committee line up to shape the chamber for six to eight years, delaying selections to ensure a philosophical balance amid GOP limits. He expects four Republican chairs from nearly 30 committees and hints at broader future goals beyond Speakership.
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California
Mendocino County Ends January Dry Spell With Rain
Rain and showers ended Mendocino County’s long January drought, following a 0.7 inch total on January 27 and the last measurable rain on December 3. Across Northern California, rain and snow forecast to continue with storms, aiding snowpack and easing fire danger.
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UPI
California
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Weather Bureau
Cental Valley
Slings Gortz
Education programs expand Kennedy era funding overview
Washington details Kennedy 1963 education initiative highlights across public, private colleges and schools. New grants total about 1.5 billion for classrooms and teacher pay, plus extensions of 345 million yearly aid, and continued grants for science, math and language teaching.
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National Science Foundation
Mothers Drive For March Of Dimes In Ukiah Tonight
About 100 Ukiah mothers will canvass the city in the annual Mothers March of Dimes under Mrs. George Firman. The city is split into 34 districts with district chairs and 1 to 3 workers each. Proceeds support research on infantile paralysis and birth defects. collections end tonight at Mrs. Firman’s residence 418 W Grand Street.
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Threaded world title as Roy Norton threads 1067 strands
Roy Norton won the world needle threading championship on Monday by threading 1067 strands, setting a standout record. The feat showcased precision in needlework, highlighting Norton's skill in a disciplined, timed challenge.
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Eng
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Two Drivers Cited For Drunk Driving By Patrol
A Ukiah driver, Dewey T. Rohnson, 49, was cited for drunk driving driving on the wrong side of the road and open container after arrest at 8 20 last night by the California Highway Patrol on Highway 20 near the Redwood Valley turnoff. He posted 330 bail and was released. Vandergurgh, Douglas 5 , of South Fork Humboldt County was arrested by the CHI on Highway 20 near Laytonville for drunk driving. He posted 27 bail and was released. He will appear in Ukiah Justice Court.
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Buytonville Sa
Storm toll tops 300 as cold front hits Ohio Valley
Storms move through the region with temperatures dropping sharply in the Ohio Valley. The Toll Now Over 300 Mark reports bitter cold and accumulating snow in the northeast as a strong high pressure system pushes south from the Rockies.
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Syncom satellite to orbit in synchronous 24 hour orbit
U S scientists postponed the Syncom space switchboard launch about one week to Feb 13 from Feb 6. The 150-pound satellite will use a Delta rocket to reach a 22 300 mile circular orbit, appearing stationary in the sky to relay radio signals globally.
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S F Driver Fined For Drunk Driving
Jerry Edward Gilley, 21, of San Francisco, pled guilty to drunk driving and paid a $263 fine after appearing yesterday before Ukiah Justice Court Judge Fred Goss. He was arrested Sunday afternoon by the sheriff's department for erratic driving on Highway 101 near the Forks.
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Kennedy to Send Farm Message to Congress Thursday
President Kennedy will submit a special farm message to Congress on Thursday. Speaker John W. McCormack disclosed after the weekly Democratic leaders’ meeting, adding that no other special messages are planned.
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UPI
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Congress
John W. McCormack
McCormack
State Auditor admits salary omission in proposed budget
Springfield report notes State Auditor Michael Howlett told the budget commission on Monday he made a mistake in his proposed budget. The error omitted his $20,000 per year salary.
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UPI
Michael Howlett
Budgetary Commission
Howlett
Robert Frost Dies At 88 In Boston
Robert Frost, renowned American poet, died at age 88 in Boston after a seven week illness that followed a lung blockage. Hospital officials said he suffered a heart attack after an operation and consecutive pulmonary embolisms. Frost, a Kennedy era figure and Pulitzer Prize winner, was widely viewed as a symbol of international good will.
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